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Resolving "The procedure entry point ... library vulkan-1.dll" error when launching Hyper Scape

Hi. As the title says, I resolved the following error. What I tried There were two. When you try these, you will need to take full responsibility for your action. Backup is important. The first one is a GPU driver update. Valkan will be installed along with the driver update, so I tried this method first. However, changing the driver sometimes causes instability, so I recommend checking the current version from the device manager. The second one is installing the latest version of Valkan Runtime. I referred to this nice Japanese article. https://emulog.net/ps3-emulator-rpcs3-cant-run-missing-vulkan-1-dll/ In my environment, the problem was resolved.  However, my GPU was too old to play :(  I hope these information helps you. Bye.

Reuse thinned seedlings – Transplanting of very young seedlings –

Hi. “Thin out” It is a work that I feel the waste of the seedlings. I know that leaving healthy seedlings leads to good results, but would you like to use thinned seedlings? I would. So, in this article, I’ll introduce How to transplant very young seedings such as thinned seedlings. For example, look at this Marigold seedling. It was one of them below. Please read through the all contents (take 2-3 min.) and then start work because you understand what you should prepare. I don’t recommend working on reading. Table of Contents Point 1: Don’t hurt the roots as you can Point 2: Use gardening trowel skillfully Point 3: Care 3-7 days after the transplanting Summary Point 1: Don’t hurt the roots as you can If you cut the roots, your seedlings get less power of sucking water and are likely to fall over to the soil. So, you should be careful not to cut the roots as you can.  When you transplant from a mini pot Pour water into a bucket and gently loosen the root in it. When you transplant f...

The best bottle for putting Costco olive oil

Hi. Good morning / afternoon / evening.  I’m ponpokorin ( @ponpokorin_24 ). Recently, there are various things that are simple and convenient. Of these, I was particularly impressed with this part of Otafuku Sauce bottle (see the photo below). It's a valve that makes it harder to drip. Note : Otafuku sauce is a common okonomiyaki sauce in Japan There are other containers that are difficult to drip, but this was the most moving for me. Good work, Otafuku Sauce! Maybe some people say "I already know that because it was used before other companies' products", but I saw it for the first time with a bottle of Otafuku Sauce. It was a waste to throw it away after using up, so this time I refilled the olive oil. Costco's huge olive oil is difficult to use as it is. BIG SIZE (3 times the general amount in Japan) Here are the steps. I don't think there is a problem, but please do it at your own risk. Refill procedure 1...