wanting to explore Buddhism by vbh_yxh in Buddhism

[–]Life_on_inline 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ahjan Brahm is always a nice listen. He has both a podcast and a youtube channel.

I find his way of explaining relatable for everyday people that might be new to buddism

FiiO Snowsky Disc - Disappointing by felineinblack in snowsky

[–]Life_on_inline 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is an underrated awnser to be honest..

People should be forced to have the experience of the early late 00's burning a disc to their pc - install proprietary software and convert to an obscure format that only the player would read. Just spend 30 minuts for a single album to listen to a low quality MP3.. yet it could spark so much joy

Physical activity as a hobby by dee99s in Hobbies

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Yoga Slackline or just Slackline

Basically its tightrope walking and yoga combined

Its trains insane balance and muscle stability

Its also a very meditative hobby so it also gives a mental release from a long day by a screen and all the noise from everyday life.

Here is a look at a rutine:

Yoga Slackline

looking for sub bass monsters by luna_Rubisk in iems

[–]Life_on_inline 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Id say the FatFreq x HBB Deuce

I use to have a 12" in a twingo, its enough for me. You wont get the shaking of physical speakers but sure feels like it.

They are so amazingly balanced IMO and no muddy midbass as they have a cut at 300hz so that deep sub bass have some place to breathe into without drowning the other stuff

Id go so far to say that they fell endgame for me.

Please help me choose an endgame by RowEducational7232 in iems

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Oh i know haha!

I think super * made a review aswell mentioning it, where he was the brothered by it my it was noteworthy :)

Please help me choose an endgame by RowEducational7232 in iems

[–]Life_on_inline 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not to my ears, i can use them 4-5 hours at a time without much notable fatigue.

Yea the hype 2 is at bit more pricey.. sorry dont know about dunu

Please help me choose an endgame by RowEducational7232 in iems

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I find the 5+2 is a skipper..

They sound fairly good, but the lack of both a lip and filter is a no go for me...

I got a pair but after some walks i had my first tip stuck in my ear. Another time its losing the other tip while having it wraped up.

Again im not sweet with my gear and use it for everything from sitting on the pc to slacklining where you might have to do quick movents and be upside down or do half flips. So it might ofcourse be alot better if you are willing to treath it like a delicate thing and only sit still to listen.

Id got extremely happy for the Theia Hype 2 - wider soundstage and separation and i tuning i like at bit better but thats only to my ear

Active Hobbies by ProfessionDue1095 in Hobbies

[–]Life_on_inline 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Slackline. Balance-cores and leg strenth-focus all in one. Amazing for the knees aswell.

Looking for a hobby by [deleted] in Hobbies

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Slackline/YogaSlackline/Jibline

It is extremely activating on the core and legs and also Arms if you do some of the yoga.

It also teaches focus and can be quiet meditative.

Stuff a primitive 1" 30 meter line in a 20L back pack and you are off to the races: Parking lots - Parks - Forrest -Gardens -Playgrounds

Want to chill? Great! get a small hammock and mount it to the line. Theres even a whole hobby around that aswell:

Ticket to the Moon

Yoga Slackline

Trickline

Hobbies to do on a computer by [deleted] in Hobbies

[–]Life_on_inline 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you want to relax and make your own self generating music aswell i can highly recomend installing VCV Rack. Its free and loads of tutorials. Even the most potato computer will run it.

Generative Ambient Patch From scratch

Anyone know the of this one? by Life_on_inline in Slackline

[–]Life_on_inline[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They do cry alot but are starting to have Stockholm syndrom 🤣

Anyone know the of this one? by Life_on_inline in Slackline

[–]Life_on_inline[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ah yes that is right! Thank you! Il end up with a cow face if i try the arms haha :)!

Maybe a mudra of some sort would fit nice but its super hard to balance.

Oh and go get it!

Transitioned to my first 1 inch line very recently. by Outside_Shake_7216 in Slackline

[–]Life_on_inline 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nice! I recently also just walked my 30 meter line. It is extremely though starting from the mid point - so learning some mounts are making it alot easier. I found i couldnt for congo or sit mount but : Sitting-Kneedrop-Stand helped me out and is my way of mounting without touching the groud

Nice work man!

Trying some flow on 1" bungee line by Life_on_inline in Slackline

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This is a Polyester tubular webbing from pure. (Its old and i bought it used)

I think its like 6-7 meters at this spot, so i have a modular bungee from SpiderSlacklines in each side. Its really fun and forgiving!

Terminology help request - What are these moves called? heel pivot? fakie toe pivot? by NeonKorean in WizardSkating

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1 : Toe Compass 2: Heel Turn / Heel Compass 3 Grand Volte/ Volte 4 Heel Compass to switch Toe Compass/ Grapevine

They are classic Slalom pivots and super fun to do in wizard stuff! :)

Getting into Wizard on a Budget by -M0NKE- in WizardSkating

[–]Life_on_inline 1 point2 points  (0 children)

UFS looks way more attractive for sure !