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Ah, Windows. It's that familiar old friend who sometimes plays hide and seek with our tech sanity. If you've found yourself frantically moving your mouse in hopes of summoning back a vanished text cursor, you're not alone in this digital dance! This issue has been haunting users in the realm of Chromium-based applications—Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge, to name just a couple of notable suspects.The Vanishing Act: What’s Going On?​The elusive text cursor is a particularly tricky customer, poking its head up when it feels like it and disappearing when you need it most. This problem predominantly affects Windows 10 and 11 users using apps built on the Chromium engine, resulting in ghostly apsences right when you're in the throes of typing out an important email or a fiery forum comment. Imagine the cursor disappearing just as you’re about to hit 'send'.This predicament began gaining momentum with updates in the Windows 11 24H2, where users reported the cursor disappearing in text fields, especially in major platforms like Slack, Chrome, and Edge.How to Tame the Phantom Cursor​Don't pitch your laptop out the window just yet! There's a saving grace in the form of a simple registry tweak. Here's how to reclaim your cursor:Modify the Windows Registry:Press Win + R, type regedit, and hit Enter to open the Registry Editor.Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\Dwm.Right-click on the blank space, choose New > DWORD (32-bit) Value, and name it OverlayTestMode.Set this value's data from 0 to 5.Restart your computer to see if the phantom cursor makes

Narrator:[]You've got a ticket to vacation, but you'd like another room.(This line is a call-back to last year's cypher, FAIRYTALE RAP CYPHER, where the first rapper's first line is "I got a ticket to vacation, I'm the taxi cab." This likely also doubles as foreshadowing for King Boo's appearance in the cypher, as the main places he haunts in the Luigi's Mansion series (mansions in the first and second game and a hotel in the third) are buildings with numerous rooms for people to stay at while they're on vacation.)For on the ceiling is a spectre that is writing out your doom.(A common trope in horror movies being threats written on the walls or ceiling of a room by an angry ghost to scare the protagonists out of the haunted place. Here the narrator sets up a scene of the viewer’s hotel room being haunted by a ghost.)Give the staff a little ring about the phantom if you choose.(The narrator suggests the viewers to inform the staff about the ghosts that they encounter in the place. Here, he also starts foreshadowing the other ghostly characters that appear in the cypher; "Phantom" is specifically a reference to Danny Phantom, and "Ring" is a reference to the home series of Sadako.)You'll need some tape for ghostly shipping once you wrangled all that ooze.(The "tape" part also refers to Sadako, who is tied to a cursed video tape. While video tapes can be shipped or sent to another person (with shipping things in general involving tape being used to seal boxes before they're sent), the "ghostly shipping" part is also a reference to the Flying Dutchman, who has a ship. The "ooze" part refers to Slimer, who is made of oozy ectoplasm/ghost slime.)Ghostly riders might be headless, or they may have skulls of

In Charleston, South Carolina. Captured by local photographer Harry Reynolds during a visit to the cemetery, the ghostly figure was unnoticed until the image was developed. The eerie photo shows what appears to be a ghostly woman kneeling in front of a gravestone. The picture gained attention when researchers realized that the figure resembled Sue Howard Hardy, a woman who died in 1888, just six days after giving birth to a stillborn child. The gravestone where the figure was captured is Hardy’s, leading many to believe it is her spirit mourning her lost child. St. Philip’s Church Cemetery, dating back to the 1600s, is one of Charleston’s oldest and is known for its ghostly lore. Locals have reported strange sightings and paranormal activity for years, with the cemetery’s long history and tragic tales—like Hardy’s—adding to its haunted reputation. Many believe that Hardy’s enduring grief keeps her spirit tethered to the cemetery, making the photo one of Charleston’s most compelling ghost stories.4. The Boothill Cemetery Ghost The famous Boothill Cemetery ghost photo, taken in 1996 by a tourist named Terry Ike Clanton, has become one of the most well-known ghost images in the paranormal community. Clanton, a descendant of the Clanton family involved in the infamous Gunfight at the O.K. Corral, was taking a photo of a friend dressed in Old West attire at Boothill Graveyard in Tombstone, Arizona. Upon reviewing the photo, Clanton noticed a mysterious figure in the background that appeared to be a man in a cowboy hat, seemingly rising from the ground with no legs visible. Boothill Cemetery, established in 1879, is the final resting place for many of Tombstone’s outlaws, lawmen, and pioneers, including those killed in the O.K. Corral shootout. The cemetery earned its name because many of its occupants "died with their boots on," often meeting violent or sudden deaths. With a history steeped in violence and lawlessness, the cemetery has long been rumored to be haunted, and Clanton’s photo only added to its eerie reputation, leading many to believe the ghostly figure could be the spirit of one of Tombstone’s notorious gunfighters.5. The Tynemouth Priory Specter In August 2022, Mandy Steel from Sunderland visited Tynemouth Priory in North Tyneside with her family and unknowingly captured what appears to be the image of a ghostly woman. After snapping photos of the historical coastal graveyard, Mandy later noticed a mysterious figure dressed in old-fashioned clothing standing behind a family in one of the shots. Oddly, Mandy didn’t see the woman at the time, nor did her daughter’s camera capture anything unusual, despite taking pictures from the same spot. Taken on a bright afternoon, the photo shows a figure wearing a long coat and hat while