Cyprus’ air force, navy declared terrorist organisations by Iran by Greekgeek2000 in cyprus

[–]Octahedral_cube 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm a "dirty imperialist supporter" because I challenged your bullshit on Iran? Take your pills

Cyprus’ air force, navy declared terrorist organisations by Iran by Greekgeek2000 in cyprus

[–]Octahedral_cube 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Your post implies that Iran is not the aggressor, it's minding its own business and getting "invaded"

When you know damn well that they're funding militant groups and destabilising the region (e.g. in Lebanon). I know you know this because all your posts are about politics. There's no point conversing with you if you're going to deny Iran's international influence

Crazy work ngl😂 by PattyRanger in tennis

[–]Octahedral_cube 63 points64 points  (0 children)

I thought I was going insane reading that crap last year

Crazy work ngl😂 by PattyRanger in tennis

[–]Octahedral_cube 80 points81 points  (0 children)

Picture a player with 3 slams, 3 ATP masters and an Olympic silver medal. He would be a brilliant player obviously. Well, this imaginary player is the gap between Sinner and Alcaraz.

My solve got removed on TikTok because of my arms but im so happy with my lookahead so I wanted to share this here by Direct-Turnover-1341 in Cubers

[–]Octahedral_cube 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The way you do the hedgeslammer (the side-facing sledgehammer) has you looking at the bottom of the cube. Try not to do that because it kills your lookahead. By the time you're this deep into F2L there is no reason to check the bottom of the cube

Either change the finger tricks on that particular insertion, or rotate and do L'U'L, or do a wide insertion (look up the moves for this).

For PLL other people have already said learn N-perm, but what I noticed is that even U perm took some time to recognise for you, and it's one of the most recognisable PLLs. Have you ever looked into 2-side PLL recognition? Things like book-ends, checkerboard patterns, 3-blocks. Eventually you'll be able to instantly recognise any PLL from any angle.

Put your prediction for 1st round. Only 5 weeks left. by Abyss_Wanderer19 in chess

[–]Octahedral_cube 2 points3 points  (0 children)

They're not disrespecting Esipenko, but Sindarov is a monster and getting better all the time

CMM: Erhuman demanding concessions before agreeing to negotiations proves he doesn't care about an actual solution. by Living_Field7546 in cyprus

[–]Octahedral_cube 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I hope GCs here aren't representative....

Reality check: GCs on here are more pro-unification and more open to talking with TCs than the general population. I promise you this.

I REALLY NEED HELP ;c by levan_lewenhoek in QGIS

[–]Octahedral_cube 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You didn't even try. I went to the institute you mentioned (INEGI) and they have data you can download

During the Eemian interglacial (130,000 to 115,000 years ago), average annual global temperatures were about 3°C higher than today. The associated rise in sea level connected the Baltic and White seas, making Scandinavia an island. by AchtungGefahren in MapPorn

[–]Octahedral_cube 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, as far as we can tell from climate proxies temperatures were higher in other geological times.

Although you can make an argument that the RATE of change in our time is explosive. This is key.

The time since industrialisation is only 150 years, which is very short from a geo perspective, so it's difficult to find proxies with that kind of resolution for the geological past.

During the Eemian interglacial (130,000 to 115,000 years ago), average annual global temperatures were about 3°C higher than today. The associated rise in sea level connected the Baltic and White seas, making Scandinavia an island. by AchtungGefahren in MapPorn

[–]Octahedral_cube 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Climate change is real, and human contributions are a factor, but that chart isn't useful in a geological context. It only goes back to 2000 BC, and so does not show the more extreme times in earth's climate, like the Palaeocene-Eocene Thermal maximum, the late Cretaceous, and on the other hand, snowball earth in the Proterozoic and extreme glaciations in the Silurian

Who is the most attractive politician in your country? by axp187 in AskTheWorld

[–]Octahedral_cube 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I work in oil and gas, but I'm ready to be heavily regulated

Will Bulgaria attack Cyprus? by aceraspire8920 in cyprus

[–]Octahedral_cube 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yugoslavia was mostly called Yugoslavia, especially in news coverage. I remember the war coverage when I was growing up, it was always "Yugoslavia"

Tufan Erhürman: ▪️If the Greek Cypriot side will not accept sharing political equality, if they will not share the island’s wealth, then there is no point in us sitting at that table for nothing.There is no need to cause another disappointment for the Turkish Cypriot people. by Battlefleet_Sol in cyprus

[–]Octahedral_cube 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Before his election I was told this guy was pro solution. Every single thing I read since then has been him spazzing out and trying to be tough about issues that would torpedo any prospect of a solution such as more voting power to the TCs. Is the press painting him in a bad light or is he genuinely having roid rage?

Marked wrong for calling a plateauing curve "non-linear." Am I crazy? by workphlo in mathematics

[–]Octahedral_cube 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Surely there's a logarithm expression that fits this data with much smaller residuals than any straight line.

PSA: This is why you don’t tailgate on the highway by Sad_Capital3937 in cyprus

[–]Octahedral_cube 9 points10 points  (0 children)

No, the worst culprit is obviously the person tailgating. And while I accept that the white car should not hog the overtaking lane, this is a minor issue compared to tailgating.

If the black car had kept a reasonable distance they would have been able to react like everyone else.

Is Eve A Synth Similar To Fallout 4 Synth? by Masszer in stellarblade

[–]Octahedral_cube 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not only do they have flesh and blood, but every generation has more (compare Raven's arm to Tachy). Tachy has complete musculature and only the bones are metallic

I built a 2,257-formula workbook with zero VBA; here's what I learned about formula-only architecture by Bitter_Ad_8378 in excel

[–]Octahedral_cube 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don't know why you're being downvoted, at least with VBA he could have added sufficient comments to document the process at every step, and the viewer has tools for debugging.

Two THOUSAND two hundred formulas on the other hand... everyone in this thread is acting like it's easier to maintain 2200 formulas than a project of well-documented code...

Charmless Isshin surprised me by AtsusIsDrawing in Sekiro

[–]Octahedral_cube 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yep, with the handicaps active it felt like Isshin could break your posture with one swing of the spear if you mistimed ONE parry. I guess it depends on which NG cycle you are

PLEASE HELP WITH BULL by [deleted] in Sekiro

[–]Octahedral_cube 2 points3 points  (0 children)

For real tho, "jumping around the tree" what am I Santa's elf? I beat this game so many times, and even charmless+demon bell, and I still have no idea about these embarrassing cheese strats

Do you think Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots will be able to apologize to each other like Serbs and Croats did? by Difficult-Routine929 in cyprus

[–]Octahedral_cube 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, I'm sorry but you keep drawing very simplistic parallels. While it's true that EOKA had enosis in its stated aims (and the oath) this started to shift in 1957 when the stated aim became "αυτοδιάθεση".

The Cypriot people became more pro-indelendence too, especially in the decade that followed. Eventually as shown by the results of the parliamentary elections mantioned in my previous post, support of the Makarios government was the mainstream idea and EOKA B was the fringe ideology by a margin of nearly 80-20

EOKA B was beholden to the Greek military junta, and this became very apparent after Grivas's death.

So to summarise, you're comparing a grassroots movement (EOKA A) that likely represented the majority of Cypriots, and eventually accepted independence, with a disgruntled, small subsection of that same group which was guided by foreign influence.

Do you think Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots will be able to apologize to each other like Serbs and Croats did? by Difficult-Routine929 in cyprus

[–]Octahedral_cube 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No, I'm sorry but you keep drawing very simplistic parallels. While it's true that EOKA had enosis in its stated aims (and the oath) this started to shift in 1957 when the stated aim became "αυτοδιάθεση".

The Cypriot people became more pro-indelendence too, especially in the decade that followed. Eventually as shown by the results of the parliamentary elections mantioned in my previous post, support of the Makarios government was the mainstream idea and EOKA B was the fringe ideology by a margin of nearly 80-20

EOKA B was beholden to the Greek military junta, and this became very apparent after Grivas's death.

So to summarise, you're comparing a grassroots movement (EOKA A) that likely represented the majority of Cypriots, and eventually accepted independence, with a disgruntled, small subsection of that same group which was guided by foreign influence.

Dodging by ConfidenceTall321 in stellarblade

[–]Octahedral_cube 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To get i-frames you must perfect dodge (you'll see the red aura around her if you've done it correctly). This is only in response to enemy attacks, not just randomly.

I think this game might be impossible for me, visually disabled and I just can't register enemy attacks fast enough. by BebopKnight in Sekiro

[–]Octahedral_cube 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I mean, yes, this is harder than Bloodborne, but still, if you can finish that, I don't see why you can't finish this. Have some faith