u/Hakuna_Depota

Looking for clinics / diagnostic laboratories na may available vaccines for the ff:

Typhoid

Pneumonia (pneumococcal)

Influenza

So far kaya, 1 clinic pa lang na canvassan ko, tapos nagabot 5,900.00 kung susumahon.

Naghapot na man ako sa city health legazpi, unfortunately wara pa daa po sindang pabakuna.

Kaya dakulaon po na tabang kung may maire recommend kamong lugar na igwa kani, buda barato sana.

Urgently needed for local employment po kaya, salamat tabi!

Igwa tabi kamo aram kung sain na dental clinic ang igwa kaini, tapos preferrably madali lang makuha tapos bako mahal?

Preferrably sa Albay tapos sentro ki Legazpi tabi, salamat sa makakasimbag!

So I'm currently about ~2 months in after I decided to learn proper finger placement. If I decide to go with strict form, I can reach about 70-90wpm, at times below 110 wpm.

I feel that typing with strict finger placement is slowing me down, such as using my right index for U only.

With my previous form, where I was able to get 144wpm from a typing test in mktype, I was using other fingers for certain keys, depending on the sequencing of letters in a word, as well as the succeeding words to type. Ex: hitting U with right middle finger, and index finger for N,
in the word 'fun'

Does anyone else do this? Especially the ones who avg more than 120+ wpm?

I'm very curious because I want to be able to achieve an avg speed of ~130-140wpm, and I may be getting too overconscious of typing with strict form.

Thanks.

Since tapos na nga naman yung school year and graduation events of both campuses, unless otherwise closed kung gagamitin? May nakatakbo na ba sa oval after ng grad?

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Just posting for fun 😄

I do typing tests on quotes only now since I get to practice punctuations and special characters, which I believe is essential to build muscle memory in especially for touch typing.

I tried to go as accurate as possible and here's what I got. This is the first session of the night too btw. Cheers.

Sa kinaaluyan kong mag istar digdi dae ko pa baya yan nababalo na mga unli wings hahaha.

Salamat sa makakasimbag po!

Sidenote: Here's another typing test using proper touch typing form, I've been on and off for the past few weeks but I finally broke the 100wpm barrier.

I hope I can break 150 soon!!!!

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I updated my scooter’s firmware two days ago through the app and now the throttle won’t work at all. The scooter powers on fine, display shows full battery lights work, brake works but zero response when I press the accelerator.

Before the update everything was working perfectly. I have had this scooter for about eight months with no issues. It’s a generic brand I picked up for commuting; nothing fancy but it’s been reliable until now.

I have tried the usual troubleshooting steps power cycling the scooter multiple times, disconnecting and reconnecting the throttle cable, checking for any loose connections in the stem and even uninstalling and reinstalling the app. I also tried pairing it with my girlfriend’s phone to see if that made a difference. Nothing works.

The display cycles through all the speed modes normally and the Bluetooth connection is stable. It just refuses to actually move when I engage the throttle. I read somewhere that certain youfs scooter models have a safety lock feature after updates but I can’t find anything in the manual about how to disable it.

I even looked through some manufacturer forums on alibaba to see if this was a known issue with firmware rollbacks but couldn’t find much useful information.

Has anyone experienced this after an update? Is there a hard reset procedure I’m missing or did this update just brick my throttle?​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Anong mga mai-irecommend niyo na proven na nakakapakapal ng kilay? Lalake pala ako kaso hindi pinalad sa kakapalan ng kilay, kaya gusto ko kumapal pa 'to.

TYIA!

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Still struggling with hitting p with the pinky finger since I'm left handed. But I've managed to climb from 60wpm to this. Yay!

I realized my German problem was not really “more grammar” anymore, it was that I almost never had to answer out loud.

Reading and listening have improved a lot. I can follow slow-ish YouTube, do Anki, and understand chunks of Nicos Weg or Easy German. But if someone asks me something simple like “Was hast du am Wochenende gemacht?”, I freeze and start translating word by word.

I also live somewhere with basically no German speakers nearby, so the usual advice of “join a Stammtisch” or “find a casual conversation group” is not very realistic. Time zones make language exchange annoying too.

What helped was separating my routine by skill instead of pretending one app would solve everything. Anki is for vocab retention. DW/Nicos Weg and Easy German are input. Pimsleur or shadowing is for rhythm and pronunciation. If I have money that month, Preply is still better for nuance and accountability. I also added ISSEN for 10 minutes of German speaking practice when I have nobody to talk to, usually while making coffee or walking around the kitchen.

The biggest change was boring but useful: 10 to 15 minutes of out-loud recall every day helped more than adding another hour of passive input. Speaking is a different skill. You need fast retrieval, sentence assembly, and tolerance for sounding stupid.

My small hack is to repeat the same topic two days later. For example, first I talk badly about my weekend. Two days later I try the same topic again, but force myself to use 3 words from Anki and one connector like trotzdem or außerdem. It feels less random.

I know AI tools are everywhere now, even Digg is apparently coming back as an AI news aggregator, but for German, I’m mostly interested in whether a tool gets me speaking out loud, not the hype.

How are other people practicing speaking if you don’t have German speakers around you?

Makapal buhok ko, pero napapansin ko na papalaki ng papalaki forehead ko tas may onting widow's peak(?) na, ano bang hair products ang pwede gamitin?

Takte nakaka insecure pag ganto, bente tres pa lang ako.

Sorry I had to save some characters for my title.

I'm specifically referring to the square mold underneath each keycap that protects the rubber dome. It's shaped in such a way that when you press on the corners of a keycap, it prevents it from getting pressed, which is pretty infuriating.

I can't coast in my typing sessions without having to consciously try to hit the middle of each keycap.

Does anyone else encounter this issue with said keyboard? Would like to know what you did (aside from getting a new keyboard) to fix this. Thanks!

Last month I had one of those depressing creator moments. I checked my Gumroad dashboard on a Sunday night and it had shown zero visitors for almost two days. Not zero sales. Zero people even seeing the page.

So instead of tweaking the product again, I tried a dumb distribution experiment. I picked one small digital product, wrote a 2-sentence description, and submitted the exact same listing to 25 different launch directories over one weekend. Mostly Product Hunt alternatives and indie maker directories.

The process was pretty simple. Same screenshots, same description, same link. I just tracked referrals in analytics to see who actually sent traffic.

Result after ~2 weeks: 18 directories approved the listing. Those listings sent about 420 visitors total and converted into 9 sales. Not life-changing money, but way better than the ghost town Gumroad dashboard before.

The weird part: Product Hunt barely moved the needle. A few visits. The surprising traffic actually came from smaller niche directories and indie maker lists.

Finding directories manually was annoying though. Google mostly shows the same 10 sites. I eventually found a huge curated list inside FounderToolkit while researching launch strategies and used that as the base for the experiment. That saved hours of digging.

Big takeaway for me: early traffic rarely comes from one big launch. It's stacking a bunch of small sources. 20 tiny streams sending 10-30 visitors each suddenly becomes a few hundred people seeing your product.

Curious if anyone else here has tested directory launches like this. Did any specific sites actually send you buyers?

Video for reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbzJnncsK18

I'm currently doing my research, and found that the Anta PG7 is not really ideal for these types of runs, since these tend to be long distances, plus mushy daw si Anta, mainit sa paa, tapos maikli lang ang lifespan.

I currently am using the xtep 2km 3.0 pero di rin siya ideal for paces like the one in the video. I use it for my interval training and 3.2km test.

Hindi ko alam kung zone 2-3 ang pace na nasa video, pero naghahanap ako ng sapatos na durable, masarap sa paa gamitin both in long distance tapos sa ganyang pace.

Forgot to add some details about me

5'7'' and a half
Maintaining 67-68kg
Been running for 7 years (on and off) so medyo sanay na rin. Albeit I am unsure if my form is the most efficient for running, pero mabilis ako maka recover after running. I run every other day (1 day after recovering from last run)