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Often times it'll just force hibernate and randomly my gaming mouse's dongle will disconnect sometimes. Other times the laptop doesn't force hibernate and it just keeps depleting until it dies, and then I have to recharge and power back my laptop. And then we get instances like today where the laptop refuses to restart properly and I get a black screen after force shutdown and booting it back up, along with another black screen once I make it past log-in. Yes I've tried to restart File Explorer and waiting for the UI to hopefully come back, but it doesn't unless I reboot again and again.

Sure, it's sort of my fault since I've used this laptop for almost 4 years now, and I should be recharging it much earlier before this shit happens; what isn't my fault is what happens after if I forget or if Windows fails to force hibernate itself. I often have to restart multiple times to make the black screen and other booting/restarting issues go away, and this has happened with the default HDD and the new SSD that both served as booting drives. I've reinstalled Windows 10 once due to me smashing the HDD (I always had anger issues with tech, especially those that are physically very fragile), and I might have to reinstall Windows 10 again.

I suspect it's got something to do with either Windows 10 and/or the motherboard being mediocre because Acer loves to cut corners to offer higher specs at a lower price (I believe Dell and HP do the same). I'm considering to always have my laptop plugged in at all times now, unless I absolutely need it to be used away from an outlet, since even when I set everything and use my laptop as efficiently as possible, the battery life is only 4 hours max. Back then my laptop used to easily last 6-8 hours but I'd say since the spring I don't know wtf happened that caused the battery to always give me less than 5 hours.

I know it's a bit of an odd question, but I got to thinking today about how different each of these hulk incarnations really was in the film universe and was wondering how a fight would end between the three of them (reasoning that a hulk could knock out another hulk).

2003 Ban Hulk was seen in the film to be massive (20 feet tall) but never seemed to get angry or terribly stronger. He got angry, of course, but never seemed like he was animalistic and even seemed softer and kinder at points.

2008 Norton Hulk was about 9 feet tall and was aggressive and more classically angry, animal-like, and strong (he has no problem ripping off the abominations heads in their fight and only stops because Betty pleads with him). This is also the 0% body fat, super muscular hulk, the uber human.

2012 Ruffalo Hulk: He was seen to be about 9 feet as well, with hulk strength (with a little bit of a belly), but also more in control of his actions and a focused fighter (in the battle of New York at least). While angry, he too never seemed like an uncontrollable animal; he was a strong hulk but also not full of anger and rage.