Kelamir

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by Kelamir 4y ago
Upvoting for Battle of Wesnoth. It's a great game and feels rewarding to succeed at. It's got a great ecosystem of addons, such as user submitted stories that you play along, so there's a plenty of content to explore.
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by Kelamir 4y ago
Teeworlds is fun, I have spent hundreds of hours in it. But I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. It's hard to stop playing once I start, and I regret ever finding out about the game. Thanks to automated solutions I don't play i
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by Kelamir 4y ago
I'd recommend Namecheap, they have active customer support. Only minus is I couldn't use Let's Encrypt with them.
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Stand with Ukraine Bundle(humblebundle.com)
1 points by Kelamir 5y ago|0 comments
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Stand with Ukraine Bundle(humblebundle.com)
1 points by Kelamir 5y ago|0 comments
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Stand with Ukraine Bundle(humblebundle.com)
6 points by Kelamir 5y ago|0 comments
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by Kelamir 5y ago
It took me 200 hours of reading and doing some Anki to be fine with reading just about any German text last year, there are words I didn't know yes, but I by the time it felt I have climbed the steeply hill of getting a hang of the lan
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by Kelamir 5y ago
Sorry to hear about that. Valve has customer support though. On a request I had a few months ago I got responses promptly.
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by Kelamir 5y ago
Wouldn't a device with night vision deal with that?
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by Kelamir 5y ago
I'm not sure but it could be that it makes it easier to read on big displays. Of course this isn't very Responsive Design like. I will be glad to be proven wrong. Interested in why HN has such a small font by default as well.
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by Kelamir 5y ago
Hihi. That's true. Maybe an addon that keeps cards' ease at the same rate would do. By the way, have you checked out Migaku's vacation add-on? I suggested it to you a while ago.
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by Kelamir 5y ago
Ah, Foobar2000. I loved using it back in Windows days. It works great, and supports a whole lot of music formats. I recommend it.
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by Kelamir 5y ago
I recommend NewPipe for watching YouTube on phone. Best of its kind, free and open-source. https://newpipe.net/
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by Kelamir 5y ago
Is it sarcasm, or they are really open to FOSS communities, pjmlp? Tone deaf reader here.
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by Kelamir 5y ago
More like "they had, but decided to remove". Firefox on Android used to support any extensions, but they cut that down. You can still get the functionality in browsers like Icecatmobile, though.
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by Kelamir 5y ago
I think you have a point there, but it could sound less condescending. It is really putting off. I personally don't think it leads to anything constrictive, only makes people feel worse about themselves.
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by Kelamir 5y ago
I'm surprised at the negativity people have towards it. I wonder what they'll have to say when those points of critique are fixed, like the fasting crowd's issue with 4 hours span. I find the website fairly useful. When I&#x2
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by Kelamir 5y ago
> Even when Tarn decided: "Hmm, maybe making some money for a product I am proud of and work extremely hard on" when he decided to add the Steam version, it has been a long load to make it there. Not quite. It's health con
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by Kelamir 5y ago
I learned about it in a book by James Clear. See his article https://jamesclear.com/identity-based-habits ED: I must add that my comment support's parent's post, for they talked about identity based habits as well
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by Kelamir 5y ago
I and my SO have found that identity based habits work out way better. I recommend it
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by Kelamir 5y ago
Happy new year everyone. Here are some of mine: 1. Be the kind of a person to read books(focus on reading instead of playing). 2. Read Japanese. I'm okay at it but I have spent 2 years without using it at all. 3. Get good at programmin
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by Kelamir 5y ago
I don't know. It was fairly shocking and I couldn't think clearly. I wish I didn't abandon Japanese though.
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by Kelamir 5y ago
Some years ago I've been learning Japanese for about two years. I decided it's time I try speaking with natives, so I joined a Japanese Discord server and hopped in a conversation. Ended up being laughed at, made fun of, and stopp
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by Kelamir 5y ago
And this https://www.i-dont-care-about-cookies.eu/ for a number of other platforms like Firefox and Chrome, and it's recommended by Firefox.
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by Kelamir 5y ago
The change in Go is that professionals now play more AI-like stuff, basically the same opening moves, and that's fairly boring to watch. It's the best sequences of moves we have so far, but also everyone knows them and isn't
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by Kelamir 5y ago
I think you're confusing Git with GitHub.
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by Kelamir 5y ago
> You quoted me wrong I'm sorry, you're right about that, and yes, I don't know how good other approaches would have done it for me. > However you cannot say with confidence what the future retention rate will be At the
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by Kelamir 5y ago
> Learning to read Japanese just by staring at printed characters is a lot harder; it's totally doable but it really gets hard beyond a few frequent and graphically salient characters. It might be your personal experience, and I und
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by Kelamir 5y ago
I agree. There's not much use in writing, and I find muscle memory arguments fairly strange, considering the time it takes to invest to learn this way, as opposed to just do mnemonics and understand the kanji enough. If you're lea
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by Kelamir 5y ago
I agree that memorizing words or kanji in isolation from the target language material is not an optimal strategy, whether one uses mnemonics or not. It is not relevant to your argument against using mnemonics. In addition, in my opinion you

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