I feel kinda relieved. Autism would be an explanation why so many things that seem obvious to others, seem so weird or different to me. Of course I know that tests and self-evaluation doesn't mean you necessarily have it, but I have been told before by a mental health professional, that I might be autistic. I should definetly look into it more with a professional.
sorrowl
joined 1 year ago
Well, I just scored a 37 on the autism spectrum quotient.
Yes, it is. On a long mission, even a few kg can have big differences in fuel consumption. Also the mean difference of reaction times between men and women is around 20-30ms, which is miniscule. Idk about the differences in resistance to space, but I highly doubt that men are significantly more resistant than women.
Injectables are easier and cheaper to get diy, so I use them. I was a bit afraid of needles, but that anxiety quickly faded. Monotherapy is also a nice bonus, compared to having to buy and remember extra medicine.
ngl, would rather drive that than a Tesla
Sorrowl listen to song Sorrowl by band Suotana. Sorrowl like song and name of song.
Rallying at night in the middle of a forest.
There's a kernel option to disable the text and it's on by default on Arch, but not on Ubuntu.
Edit: It seems that the kernel parameter is not on by default. I've always used GRUB and the text hasn't appeared for me until I've removed the quiet option in the GRUB config file so I thought it was on by default. It might be on by default with GRUB or I'm remembering wrong.
It's an option on phones.
Youtube has a lot of useful videos for beginners. BSJ's series' for beginners comes to mind. If you're coming from league, the channel Tzar Potato has tutorial videos for lol players. ZQuixotix helped me understand some key concepts, especially hotkeys and Grubby's A to Z series is good for watching a new player learn and play the game at the same time as you do.
Main thing for me was just playing lots of games and gaining confidence on few heroes at a time. Just look for a couple of heroes that look cool to you and are fun to play (preferrably difficulty 1, but harder heroes are fine too), and spam them. It's way easier to learn new concepts about the game when playing a hero you're familiar with. The main main thing is to play lots!
Sry I can't provide links, am on phone.