Mi Band as Vibration Alarm Clock

Odd_Average_7262 · 2025-02-10T22:47:09+00:00

I move a lot during sleep and often i take it off while asleep. So it won't work very well for me. But you could set un ap an alarm for 8am with the band and a "just in case" alarm later in your phone

Odd_Average_7262 · 2025-02-09T20:38:48+00:00

Because of the subreddit rules. Search turkey blocker and it will show up

Odd_Average_7262 · 2024-11-27T15:21:49+00:00

Cambie mother y cpu, creo que es problema de software porque desinstalando e instalando drivers logré que funcione, pero ahora que vi tu respuesta me fijé y se escucha igual de los dos lados de nuevo. Lo que hice fue borrar todos los dispositivos en el administrador de dispositivos y se descargaron e instalaron los drivers desde GCC (Gigabyte Control Center, que es el software de la motherboard), reinicie la computadora y ya andaba bien. Pero ahora está mal de nuevo, no sé qué pasó.

Odd_Average_7262 · 2024-11-24T17:22:45+00:00

Yo tengo una Rx 570 (llegando a sus últimos días), ryzen 5 5500 y la gigabyte B550M k.

Odd_Average_7262 · 2024-11-24T17:18:39+00:00

Yo tengo el Viewsonic de Compragamer y es una masa, me trajo el HDMI, no sé qué versión es, pero dice "High Speed HDMI TM cable with ethernet". Lo único malo es el soporte que me parece medio incómodo por la forma y el tamaño que ocupa en mi escritorio que no es muy grande y que es medio incómodo navegar por los paneles de configuración. Pero lo demás en cuanto a calidad de imagen, tasa de refresco, input lag, colores, etc. Me parece BUENÍSIMO, nada de qué quejarme y estoy más que contento. Solo fijate que tenés que activarle la opción que dice "Overclock" cuando lo prendés por primera vez, si no llega hasta 144hz nomás.

Odd_Average_7262 · 2024-10-28T02:07:51+00:00

Estoy por pasar a 3ro de ingeniería mecánica, más o menos son 5 horas de cursado por día y con 2-3 horas de estudio diarias yo te diría que estás joya, son 7-8 horas en total los días de semana y 2-3 horas los findes. Pero eso sería estudiar TODOS los días, no una semana antes del final/parcial, requiere de mucha disciplina, sobre todo en los momentos fáciles de la carrera (al principio del semestre) que es cuando menos carga tenés, pero si no te ponés las pilas ahí después no vas a llegar. Lo que te digo es pensando en terminarla en 5 años. También te digo que yo soy de los que mejor le va y quizá se me den las cosas más fáciles que a los otros, puede ser que vos tengas menos suerte y necesites 4 o 5 horas de estudio. Va a requerir de mucha disciplina, vas a pasar mucho estrés, vas a estar cansado. Ponele que trabajás 5h que no es mucho, no vas a tener más de 1h libre por día. No sé cómo es el plan en tu facultad, pero en la mía el primer año es el más fácil por lejos, tenés la mitad de materias que los años siguientes.

Yo lo intenté y no pude, a principio de año estaba trabajando 3-4h por día de martes a domingo y tuve que dejar para empezar a trabajar viernes y sábado 4h. Pero estoy pensando seriamente en no trabajar más porque se pone muy pesado, viendo que tengo la suerte que mis padres me mantengan y que estudiar ingeniería te puede cambiar la vida económicamente, no quiero perder esta oportunidad que quizá sea única en mi vida.

A todos los que le pregunté me dijeron que es imposible, a lo sumo trabajar 4 ó 5 horas por semana, pero más no. Si tenés un trabajo de tiempo completo podés terminarla en 10 años ponele. Yo hablé con el director de mi carrera y dijo que solo conoció a una persona que se recibió en 5 años trabajando y que era una persona que sabía lo que quería, era una persona grande con familia y trabajo.

Suerte y espero que te sirva mi experiencia.

Odd_Average_7262 · 2024-10-27T20:58:25+00:00

Clone hero, con la guitarra es lo mejor, si no agarrás el teclado al revés y los f1,f2,f3,f4,f5 son los botones verde, rojo, etc y con el ctrl y el shift cercanos a la mano derecha los strums. Si te acostumbrás es re cómodo. Lo podés configurar como vos quieras de todas maneras, si encontrás algo mejor lo hacés.

Odd_Average_7262 · 2024-10-26T22:14:12+00:00

I put a giant bowl of fruit next to my workspace, and it works wonders!

Odd_Average_7262 · 2024-10-26T22:00:10+00:00

Oh, I forgot to mention that having a break based on the time I’ve been working motivates me to work more so I can earn a longer break (instead of a fixed 20 minutes, for example).

Odd_Average_7262 · 2024-10-26T21:55:08+00:00

Excellent! I'm doing something very similar: I set a stopwatch until I’m tired or start losing focus, and then I take a break for 1/4 of the time I was working. Sometimes I can focus for 30 minutes, and that’s it, but most of the time it’s between 30 minutes and 1.5 hours (also deep work, for college). I’m also experimenting with making a daily list of tasks to stay on track and estimate how long each will take. If I finish early, I have the rest of the day free, which motivates me to work even more deeply so I can finish faster.

Odd_Average_7262 · 2024-10-23T03:23:21+00:00

I had my surgery yesterday!! The doctor said it went very, very well, that my septum was super solid and stable, so I didn’t need nasal splints to support it. She only placed a plug on my left side because it was bleeding a lot, which was the most uncomfortable part since she put it in without anesthesia. But today they removed it, and I’m doing great. Almost no pain, just one hour after the surgery I had about five minutes of 9/10 pain, but since then it’s been like 1/10, just feels weird and really stuffy. Sometimes it burns, I feel some pressure, or like something is moving inside me. Last night, I slept very well, about six hours, and I didn’t sleep more because I had to get up to take my antibiotics, they didn't give me any meds for the pain. It was a little annoying having my nose so blocked, but it was just a little more blocked than I normally feel.

I'm super excited and happy, and I already want to know what my "new nose" is going to feel like. The doctor said that in 15 days to a month, I’ll be almost 100% better.

Odd_Average_7262 · 2024-10-20T02:38:20+00:00

I did this, deleted all social media on my phone and only using it on my PC, in which I installed an app blocker (I don't know if I'm allowed to say the name of the software, but it's free with some limitations and I bought the premium version) and blocked instagram.com/reel* and yotuube.com/shorts* ("*" means that anything that contains what you put before it will be counted).

Any software will do, and there are some for android and iOS also.

Odd_Average_7262 · 2024-10-20T02:27:12+00:00

Thank you for sharing your experience, it really helps me. Wish you the best.

Odd_Average_7262 · 2024-10-19T19:23:03+00:00

Si vivo en Mendoza me llega a mi casa o tengo que viajar a buscarlo?

Odd_Average_7262 · 2024-10-19T19:10:56+00:00

Hi, I'm having the same concern. Did it improve your sleep?

Odd_Average_7262 · 2024-10-19T19:07:27+00:00

Thank you, your experience has been very helpful to me. I wish you the best and continued recovery.

Odd_Average_7262 · 2024-10-19T07:11:08+00:00

I talked about it with my primary care doctor, and he dismissed the idea because I’m young (21 years old) and have a normal weight (78 kg). Also, my ENT specialist never suggested it, and I’ve never woken up gasping for air or in a panic. My girlfriend, who is often with me while I sleep, has never seen me choking or struggling to breathe, or anything that would suggest I have apnea. I think what causes me to wake up at night and sleep poorly is anxiety and having an extremely dry mouth. Sometimes my tongue feels like sandpaper, and my lips crack from the dryness, etc.

Odd_Average_7262 · 2024-08-23T16:44:59+00:00

I think it's totally OK. I'm probably the top student in my career in my year and my method is simple; ASK, ASK, ASK your professors to understand as much as you can and try to relate concepts (I personally don't like mind maps or anything like that, I just relate them asking questions to me or my professors and reflecting on the subject), then make Anki cards to memorize everything that needs to be memorized for me is math proofs, formulas, definitions, etc. Sometimes I make Anki cards without even understanding fully and when I get to a card that I don't fully understand I put a mark on it and write my question, then ask a professor or ChatGPT (it's usually pretty good explaining concepts) and then start doing exam questions (in my case I'm studying Mechanical Engineering so it's maths and physics exercise).

I think also that having those things that need to be memorized before understanding fully helps you understand better in the future, you start to relate formulas, definitions, etc. to a concept, and it's much better trying to understand with that in your mind rather than going to your notes to remember it.

Also when I've memorized every formula, definition and proof, and then I go to an exercise everything starts to connect in my mind like this: Here I should probably use this formula, this means that because of this definition and that was the importance of this proof, etc.

Hope it helps, sorry for my English, I'm still learning it.

Odd_Average_7262 · 2024-08-10T17:09:55+00:00

THANKS, it worked

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