I've been drinking coffee when I was writing my bachelor paper in a spam of a week. Then I've been drinking it from time to time and then I stopped and I haven't noticed how or when I stopped. I usually drink water or tea, sometimes juice or compote.

Major turn off for me from LoL and Dota 2 is that matches take too long. Toxic community doesn't really matter for me. Neither that it's team based, from time to time even I want to team play a bit.

What did you say?

Quote from: Desty on June 01, 2020, 04:31:50 PM

Just a fun fact, only 0.006% of LoL players have been permabanned and I am one of them

https://youtu.be/VjzgbZL12VI?t=37

Nothing impressive or important

YouTube

https://twitter.com/ASegals/status/1265389797964681233

Quote from: MarKhan on May 24, 2020, 04:15:02 AM

When Zelensky won president election year ago.

Tell me more.

There is so much to tell about what is going on that I don't even want to start. But today happened something exceptional. Spetsnaz (ukrainian analogy for Special forces for those who unaware) and who appears to be State Bureau of Investigation (who appears because they never showed their documents) today stormed and captured a museum in which our ex-president, Poroshenko, contributed a lot ukrainian and skifian works which he bought off from different countries and in which exhibiton was taking place at the moment, so I got to see the show live. For what (official) reason? Nobody knows. Neither it's legal. By the way, spetsnaz is still in there. 12 hours since it happened and they are still sitting there, doing god-knows-what. They haven't let anyone in either, neither journalists nor deputees.

Found a video.


Edit: actually I found out that Spetsnaz left 7 hours ago, and opposition news channels claim that they took some paintings and declarations for them. Also Poroshenko lawyer claims that he managed to see documents of one of State Bureau of Investigation employee that have been there, but that they were expired.

Yeah, I tried to learn guitar and piano. Now guitars lie in dust and piano as was out of tune still is out of tune.

I'm bad at keeping up regular practice and I have thought about my capability of forming habits and routine and while I'm good at building up routine I always end up consciously thinking about it instead of doing it automatically, even if I spent a lot of time doing it every day.

Also another problem with musical instruments and learning it is that you are not doing it in vacuum and that it won't sound great while you still learn.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1289310/Helltaker/

Short. Free. Nice. Give it a try.

I would say that it's a legitimate work (more so considering COVID is outside), but then again I'm quite shameless on that aspect, so I don't think my vote counts.

Also, a sex tape? Client doesn't want to be in it, so does he wants it to be sex or you just jerking off in a sexy outfit? If he wants you just to jerk off then that's rather easy. Lack of toys can be replaced with different outfits and various poses. Maybe ask client what he would want to see. 

I remember also hearing someone paying 1200$ to someone to play with his mother (in a safe way) and they done it and was happy about that. I only heard this story about sex tapes though.

Quote from: MarKhan on May 20, 2020, 10:00:31 AM

It's a quote from second KOTOR by Kreia. To believe into something is to show your confidence in it, in that it will be successful or, in current context, that it will withstand critique. You can't have full confidence in something that you haven't thoroughly checked, and so you have to check everything. But in checking you automatically admit to possibility that the thing in check is flawed and that you betray it for something better.

That certainly sounds like Kreia! What of axioms? As knowledge that is self-evidently true, there is no need to question it. From there, it seems there are two types of knowledge: certain and uncertain knowledge. How would you identify the differences between the two?

Well, I would place all knowledge into uncertain as a starting point, then I would validate it by communicating it with others, directly (for example by asking questions) or not (by reading books, papers, internet), by thinking about it and by putting it into practice (like setting up prototypes, experiments and doing bunch of tests then putting it in use into real world to see how it performs). And even if I would do all of that and it passed all those checks, I would often come up only with sufficent knowledge that I would evaluate as enough to rely on it, but would it be certain? No. It would get closer to certain each time I try to validate it, but there is so much to consider. Context in which knowledge manifests. Changes that time brings. My own memory and that I can make mistakes in knowledge itself, in how I test it, how I define it and so on.

Axioms aren't a certain knowledge, they are a piece of data. The difference between knowledge and data is that knowledge is not just says what the thing is, but also it's application. So for example a*b = b*a is true in algebra, but if I tried to apply multiplication to matrixes, A*B might not equal B*A.

Hope more fighting games adopt GGPO with it's rollback, it went open source in October of last year.

Here's my old rainstick from 2016!

Yours as you made it yourself?