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Ich schreibe original post ünter, und korriegiert (mit AI) eins über.

Ich möchte Deutschland besuchen, obwohl ich Deutsch noch nicht gut kann. Ende Juli fahre ich nach Dortmund, weil ich gehört habe, dass man dort leichter die deutsche Sprache verstehen kann. Ich kenne in fast jedem Satz einige Wörter nicht, und meine Grammatik ist wahrscheinlich nicht sehr gut, aber ich denke, dass es trotzdem reicht, um etwas zu verstehen.
Was denkst du – sollte ich vor meiner Reise noch einmal das Gelernte wiederholen?

Hier du sehst welsches Wörter (fettgedrückt) ich have vergessen und mein originale Grammatik:

Ich will Deutschland besuchen, trotz ich kenne deutsch nicht gut. Bis Juli ende ich gehe nach Dortmund weil ich hier leute einfacher Deutsche sprache gehört habe. Ich kenne einige Wörter nicht im jeder Sätzte, und meine Grammatik ist wahrscheinlich schrecklich, aber ich denke es ist genau gut zum etwas verstehen.

Was denskt du ich soll wiederlerner vor meine Reise?

It's long, hard, starts with P and ends with S

Principles of mathematical analysis

I have Clio mk3 from 2006. I gave it to mechanic to do some unrelated repairs, but the car's battery was disconnected during repair.

Now I got the car back, and realized my key can no longer remotely open or close the door. It has fresh key battery and was working properly earlier, but now it stopped working.

I can properly start the engine and drive my car, I can open driver's door, I can properly close all the door from the inside by clicking button in the car's console, everything works beside opening and closing my car.

I was told I need to resynchronize my key but I have no clue how to do it, and no guide I found online helped me. I am giving the car back to the mechanic in few days, but I am curious if it's something I can easily fix at home without special tools

Ich habe ein Laptop mit Linux. Ich wäre sehr befriedigt aber heute es ging kaputt. Wie ist das möglich Linux unterstützen Prozessoren mit 4096 Kernen, aber es geht kaputt wann du versuchst etwas Musik durch HDMI hören? Ich habe für 2 Stunden versucht das reparieren bis ich aufgeben mich. Scheisse Debian! Du kannst auf Reddit viele gleich Beitragen gefinden, seit viele Jahre.

When I am doing roundhouse kick while standing on left leg and kicking with the right one everything is okay, I can kick almost to the level of my neck.

When I try to kick while standing on my right leg tho, some muscle causes my right leg to hurt and makes kicking higher than thigh almost impossible.

Even if I try doing the kick slowly with proper technique it still blocks me. Especially when I try to make my kick more sideways than upward.

It's on connection of my thigh and pelvis in the right leg, north-east I would say. Judging by google images, it looks like musculus pectineus. It gets incredibly hard when I stand on my right leg and try to kick.

Have you had similar issue?

When we have 360 defence against knife it requires wrist to wrist hit. I find it incredibly painful and therefore I kinda hesitate during trainings to do it with full power (also broken friend's wrist this way once). It's hard bone-to-bone strike.

Is there anything to do it less painful? Can forearm be somehow conditioned? Are there any guards for it?

I know it's still better than getting stabbed, but it makes me hesitate from going as hard as possible

I had spikes of motivation in my life to clean my house, to cook healthy, to do chores... basically to give a crap about things around me.

However over time it all vanished. I don't care about cleaning my house more than getting trash out of my floor and throw them to the bin. I have stopped cooking if I can get delivery.

I am lazy at my job (thank god it's not easy to notice) and barely get tasks done, I barely pass my uni courses... AND IT DOESN'T BOTHER ME AT ALL.

My toilet is dirty and kinda disgusting - who cares? I am the only one who see it, and I can still use it.

My diet is garbage, tastes like shit and is expensive - I want it more than cooking and cleaning, as I have no clue what to cook with leftover ingredients.

I had plants I tried to care for - I did nothing but watered them and out of 8 plants only 2-3 aren't dead yet. RIP to my little lemon tree I liked looking at.

My brain is in mode "Yeah, your decisions and laziness makes you live like shit, but I don't care". It frightens me how little I care about it, and barely have clue what to do about it. My spikes of motivations were when I got into my new flat, and when I given up on weed (I am clean for almost 2 months already). I can't even read books which I am interested about. The only working solution I found is to host a party for my friends because I had no other choice but to clean my house and stay somewhat in order, but as I am getting older (23m) my friends has less time for those, and also there isn't really much to do in somewhat small flat when partying often. I have games which are cool to play once in a while, but not to play them month by month

I am quite tall (195cm or 6'4) and thin (70kg or 155lbs, trying to gain more tho). I found some techniques harder to do against smaller opponents. For example when I train with someone 30cm lower and I try Seoi nage I need to basically crouch, or do a squat, while all the opponent has to do is slightly bend their legs to throw me.

I am curious if you have similar issues with different techniques which are easy to do with opponent of your size, but a nightmare with someone smaller, or bigger than you?

I have homelab hp t630 with debian 12. I decided to connect it to tv so I can watch watch movies via Kodi.

I set it up, it worked and I turned tv off. The server was still on. Next day I turn on my tv and it shows "no signal". I logged to the server with ssh - it's on and working, just no display. I rebooted it, and I saw logs and grub screen. However before I got to tty (before xorg/wayland startup) I got no signal again despite I could connect with ssh.

My investigation (and AI) found, that I can get display back on if I add kernel parameter amdgpu.dc=0, but this way I get no sound from tv (display port stopped passing it).

It worked 2 days ago flawlesly and suddenly drivers of amd gpu broke (radeon r5 gpu I think).

Have you ever had this issue?

We all know how bad instagram, youtube, discord etc. are.

The issue is, there is no real alternative for people interested in content on those platform.

Sure, you can decide instead Youtube you will use XYZ platform but billions cannot migrate even if they cared.

The issue is simple: People use Instagram because they want to see Instagram content, and if they are to decide to use it or to not give them more data and influence - they choose to use it.

Competition for youtube is impossible because people use social media for content on those platforms. You can have best video platform ever - creators won't go there if there is no public, and public don't care about platform without creators. It's a loop.

The only way I see to compete, is to make platform which allow access to media from youtube etc. and includes it's own content unavailable for youtube. This way you can advertise it as "You can do the same things as on these platforms, but in better app" and this way one could try to steal users from bad platform and get them to use good platform.

The biggest issues are technical limitations. How to proxy lots of movement? How to validate people so they can see their instagram messeges, without them concerned you will steal their account?

Do you see any way to actually get people to stop using big tech? Clearly they care more about convenience than privacy

I do Krav Maga for a year now, and our sparrings are 95% striking. Punches, kicks, hooks etc. We do a little groundwork, and when we had grappling sparring I have been losing every spar.

A month ago I decided my groundwork sucks, and I wanna learn some more grappling so I enrolled Judo (I heard it's better for self defence than BJJ). My biggest issue was "How am I going to do any throw if my enemy tries to hit me and keeps distance? I can't grab him this way". I watched some UFC fights where Judo was used, and I tried to learn.

So, today during sparring I used my experience in striking to get into clinch, and I managed to do Osoto Gari. Furthermore, I managed to do it twice! I also tried some Ashi Waza and my opponent lost balance but haven't fallen.

Also when we got to the ground I was doing pretty well in terms of protecting myself and choking my opponent. I even did some arm bars.

Everything I did was incredibly sloppy, but it worked and I cut myself some slack as I do Judo for a month only so far. I try to use it as often as I can tho.

My conclusions about getting to grappling from striking in fight - get into clinch, and don't do any technique which gives your back to the enemy. Also if your enemy is much heavier (30kg+ difference) - don't think about grappling. Liver shot is much better

I am reading a book about KM, and also I had course with knife defence. It made me raise few questions:

• My coatch said the biggest chance to defend against knife is when you accept that you can die, because you will not hesitate and there are exercises to lower your fear of death. Do you know such exercises?
• I read how much harder it is to fight when you are in fight or flight mode with heart beating at 300 bpm. How to artificially trigger such response, assuming I know "It's just a drill, they won't harm me"?

Can you recommend resourcrs to learn about dealing with high stress during fight? Psychology and shit because hard drills are slightly different I think

Quoting on the book of David Kahn:

Fear and Your Sympathetic Nervous System Fighting in an enraged state, while boosting strength and speed, ultimately degrades a skilled fighter’s capabilities. An essential difference between hard-core training and a true violent encouter is activating SNS (sympathic nervous system)

I know it's best to avoid fight and so on, but I ask what happens when shit hits the fan and you have no choice but fight.

Is it hard to use against untrained person trying to assault you? How much setup do you need to throw someone with regular clothets (tighter sleeves), doing random arm movements/punches assuming you aren't holding them in the beginning? How to combine it with general fight where both people start in some distance, do violent movements in any direction?

I try to use what I learned on my krav maga sparrings (mostly striking and no-gi grappling) and I definetely think more about enemy's balance, and how to get them to the ground but I haven't got any "proper throw" so far

I was at a party with friends (includibg girls) and I wanted to approach some women. Not neccessary to date but to talk, dance, just some friendly interaction.

I heard I should approach when I get eye contact (1 time contact could be accident, 2-3 means she might be interested, 4+ means you hesitate way too much)

My eyes met some woman and I thought of approaching her. I smiled and girl I smiled to went 30 meters further. I think I got the messege crystal clear. Tbh I don't know what am I doing wrong

Or at least some book/guide. I already got myself gloves, a bottle of rum and some good whisky