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Happy Wednesday, folks!
The Recap:
Yesterday’s question asked about HKCU, which is a subkey that is presented as it’s own hive, and nearly 75% of you correctly chose that it’s a subkey of HKU! Although, going off of the definition I posted on Monday, @Jonathan-Johnson pointed out that the NTUSER.DAT file representing HKCU technically could be considered a Hive, but Microsoft’s documentation on their learn platform states that HKEY_USERS "Contains all the actively loaded user profiles on the computer. HKEY_CURRENT_USER is a subkey of HKEY_USERS. "
Click to view yesterday's results
The Ramble:
We did it! SPICE-E BACoN won the poll so we’re sticking with it!
Click to view my Ramble on my Gameboy display shelf
I couldn’t think of anything particular to ramble about this morning, but my new space is finally starting to get somewhat organized (still waiting on a few new bookshelves to arrive before I really get into organizing it, though), so I figured I’d share a picture of my Gameboy shelf.
Looking at this picture makes me realize two things, though… First, my fingers look super weird in the reflection of the Pocket’s screen, and I need to get the white PCB for my GBC to match the other two 
And just for anyone wondering, the Pocket is all original hardware, I’ve just swapped it into a new case (that unfortunately came with the wrong lens… It doesn’t actually have a power LED,) the Color is a full custom build using an FPGA with no original hardware at all, and the advanced has a custom backlit IPS screen, USB-C battery, and case. The motherboard and speaker are original, though.
A lot of people seem to really like to modify the speakers in these to make them louder, but I prefer the default volume. I’ve actually had to modify my FPGBC’s amplifier to make it quieter. I don’t think you can really see it well in this picture, but there’s a small potentiometer on the side of the case behind the d-pad that allows me to turn up/down the amp more than the software controls.
The Real Question:
Day 3 of registry week! I’ve gotta be honest, though, I’m out of registry question ideas at the moment, so unless one of y’all has a good one for tomorrow’s Throwback Thor’s Day, this might be the end of registry week.
You can use Ctrl+F to search the registry, and upon executing the search you will be presented with the first result. How can you continue to the next result for your search?
- Press the F3 key
- Hold Alt and press F4
- You can’t, you have to click on the next key, and run your search again manually
- Yell “Cortana! Next value, please!”
- I’m not sure, but I’m excited to learn more!
The Rest:
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As always, if you have suggestions for future questions, improvements, or want to help out with a full question, shoot me a DM or leave a comment below!
And since you’re still reading this, don’t forget to leave me a spice-up just below this! If it’s not orange and filled-in like this → 
it’s not spiced up yet! It lets me know you enjoy these and gives us both points, so why not?
