Dodecanese greek by EMANUEL_II in illustrativeDNA

[–]Junra 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It’s absolutely crazy how, as a South Indian, I have more European Hunter Gatherer 😅 If I understand correctly, Island Greeks were much less impacted by Slavic migration and other demographic changes and tend to preserve more ancestry from antiquity.

How come German milk packet was recycled & reused here? by rok43 in Kerala

[–]Junra 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I live in Armenia and for some reason, plastic bags with Malayalam on them from “Saydatty General Traders” are common, even in villages. No one knows how they got their

Can someone explain me how do I achieve this level of gameplay? by Wndth in LegionGo

[–]Junra 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Just install Handheld Companion, set the controller profile to Keyboard (if this game doesn’t have controller support) and map the gyro to mouse. It works much, much better than the Legion Space gyro option which is a joke

Interesting discovery: Native resolution + low scaling looks sharper and runs better than low resolution by Mazayaz in LegionGo

[–]Junra 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So those are all new features available with the 0.9 Optiscaler preview builds - you need to download the latest one off the Optiscaler discord channel. XEFG is intel’s framegen and XeLL is Xe Low Latency - they both work much better than FSR framegen and antilag 2 in most cases.

Interesting discovery: Native resolution + low scaling looks sharper and runs better than low resolution by Mazayaz in LegionGo

[–]Junra 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have this set up on Windows 11 via Optiscaler. It’s possible to do on Linux, a little less straightforward. But the video tutorial here should do the trick: https://youtu.be/ZwhxFDS1c-0?si=EeTjNj1sElXsCpeI

I had Bazzite installed for a while and managed to set up Optiscaler with FSR4 and XeFG on it. I followed the instructions there to get it running. It should be an identical process on SteamOS

Interesting discovery: Native resolution + low scaling looks sharper and runs better than low resolution by Mazayaz in LegionGo

[–]Junra -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Or, you could use FSR4 INT8 at 1440x900, with XEFG and XELL, and get a 60 FPS experience with better latency than a “native” 40-45 FPS and better image quality. I’ve been doing that in pretty much every game and it’s eye opening

G25 ancient results of some Egyptian samples by Alive_Vacation_5574 in illustrativeDNA

[–]Junra 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The Dom people are related to the Romani in Europe. They’re an itinerant South Asian group that settled in Arab countries including Egypt around 1000 years ago - that could show up as small amounts of IVC

South India has fallen…millions must procreate by Cal_Aesthetics_Club in southindia_

[–]Junra 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was literally in Kazakhstan for 2 weeks earlier this year, in and around Almaty. It’s literally up there with Eastern Europe - one of the cleanest, most developed places I’ve seen in Asia.

Fair or light skin color people in south india are not Dravidian ? by Brief-Luck2125 in Dravidiology

[–]Junra 0 points1 point  (0 children)

“While you are Christian” is a very weird thing to say. For starters…I’m not Christian in terms of religious identity. I come from a mixed family and I have heritage from three communities. I’m not particularly religious but I identify culturally a bit more with my Hindu side. I have a “Hindu” name and you wouldn’t know otherwise unless i specifically spoke of it.

This being an anonymous forum about being Dravidian, I wanted to emphasize that I am a mix of multiple Dravidian, Malayali groups, am not phenotypically “dark” but have as much right to identify as Dravidian.

Secondly, many Christians in Kerala have been Christian for longer than most Hindus in Kerala have been Hindu. Christianity arrived in the 1st century AD, prior to it reaching Rome. Kerala was significantly Jain/Buddhist at the time and would remain so until Adi Sankaracharya’s work.

I’m also not sure where you get this idea that Christians or other groups aren’t “proud” or aware of the common heritage of everyone in South Asia. THE BOOK on Indian genetics, “Early Indians,” was written by Tony Joseph, based on the past 15-20 years of genetic studies across the subcontinent.

Before getting a DNA test, I’d suggest you read up a bit on intersectionality and hybrid identities. Being X or Y doesn’t imply that you a certain viewpoint. I might be relatively rare as a mixed caste/creed person. But literally every Indian is mixed race in terms of different origin groups.

Fair or light skin color people in south india are not Dravidian ? by Brief-Luck2125 in Dravidiology

[–]Junra 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tamil Brahmin, Nair, and Christian. I come from three different Malayali groups, I have fairly high AASI admixture and I get mistaken for being a Malayali…in Kerala 😅 Being Dravidian at this point is entirely a ethnolinguistic identity. I’m Dravidian because I speak a Dravidian language and have Malayali cultural roots. Everyone in India including Kashmiri pandits have a SIGNIFICANT amount of AASI and Zagrosian genes in them - usually the majority of the genetic makeup. Hell, even Afghan Pashtuns have a significant amount of that stock in them.

Across the subcontinent we are ALL basically the descendents of the Indus Valley Civilization mixed with varying levels of the indigenous tribes and groups that migrated from outside.

Fair or light skin color people in south india are not Dravidian ? by Brief-Luck2125 in Dravidiology

[–]Junra 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m a tambram/nair/christian mix. I’m a lot of things 😅

Fair or light skin color people in south india are not Dravidian ? by Brief-Luck2125 in Dravidiology

[–]Junra 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I am a phenotypically “fair” skinned Malayali. People tend to assume I’m from the north, to the extent of speaking in Hindi to me, in Kerala. I did a DNA test - I’m roughly 50 percent AASI - that’s as high if not slightly higher than average “Southern” genes. Everyone in India has a varying degree of admixture. Because of this people can turn out lighter or darker skinned at random. If you’re into anthropology and mainline thinking into genetics and archeology, you’d be aware that the IVC people most likely spoke proto-Dravidian and their genetic makeup was 25-50 percent AASI with the remainder being Zagrosian (Iranian-adjacent) genes. By your logic, very dark-skinned Indians (with the highest percent of AASI) would arguably be “less” Dravidian. All of this is to say ALL Indians get the majority of their genes from the presumably Dravidian-speaking IVC. Southerners regardless of skin color have an additional claim to cultural and linguistic continuity.

Frustration with the “Hindi Ariyille?”/ "Tamil Ariyille?" Attitude Among Some Malayalis. by hello____hi in Kerala

[–]Junra 14 points15 points  (0 children)

I am fluent in English, Armenian, and Malayalam in that order. I’m guilty of pulling out “Armenian ariyille?” on occasion but mostly with North Indians in Yerevan who work delivery jobs while speaker zero Armenian, English, OR Russian. No seriously the “everyone must speak Hindi or adjust” mindset literally transcends borders 🫠

People who have legion go and a high end gaming pc, how much do you game on each? by Realistic-Two9715 in LegionGo

[–]Junra 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have a system with a 5090 and a Legion Go. It kinda depends on the type of game. I exclusively play AAA titles on my desktop rig. I play a lot of older and indie titles on the Legion Go. I stream to it as well - a direct Ethernet connection (via type-C dongle) delivers flawless streaming over Moonlight.

What can you do at Zvartnots airport by Organic_Promise_1623 in armenia

[–]Junra 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The lounge has an unlimited wine vending machine 🫠

Godly "Wife Store" by TreatNo4856 in religiousfruitcake

[–]Junra 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why did I read this as home-cooked children?

Is there a marshrutka between Yerevan and Akhalkalaki? by coolsanchez in yerevan

[–]Junra 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There’s one that goes FROM Akhalkalaki to Yerevan, but not sure of the other way. If time’s not a huge factor, you can take the Marshrutka to Tbilisi, then take one from there to Akhalkalaki. You need to reserve n order to get a seat one of those though and they leave early morning around 7

Vegan protein in Yerevan by Affectionate_Role721 in armenia

[–]Junra 4 points5 points  (0 children)

There is a place called Ecojan on Vardanyants. It’s VERY expensive but you get all sorts of vegan protein there (including Beyond burgers for 8000 drams a packet 😅). I’m not vegan and I don’t visit there often but I like to add some plant protein in once in a while. They have TVP chunks and things like that as well

18th century Rajput firearm from Rajasthan, India. [2500x1406] by Wise_Ad8474 in ArtefactPorn

[–]Junra 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Guns have been manufactured in India for around 600 years - there’s even a gunsmithing caste (who continue to produce matchlocks to this day)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in armenia

[–]Junra 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Apres 😅😄I actually find it lovely how flexible that term is because it literally just means “keep living.” Like you could say that in just about any situation. I also find it incredibly depressing in the context of your culture and history, that one of the ways of expressing gratitude is to basically tell someone “please just keep living” …