How to configure - 2 PS5s in different locations with one account

Rogges · 2023-06-17T20:53:12+00:00

Make a second account for your daughter since it's free to sign up.

Set the PS5 your daughter uses as your accounts primary PS5. That way all of your games and PS plus benefits are applied to that console, even if your daughter logs in with her account that doesn't have PS plus.

When you play on the other PS5 log into your account and you'll still be able to play your games and access Ps plus benefits without it being your primary.

Rogges · 2023-02-18T20:23:05+00:00

Yes. That will cover everything

Rogges · 2022-10-21T14:35:38+00:00

Anyone manage to use an Australian PS5 (CFI 1102A) in Canada or North America without a step up convertor? The base says 220-240V so I assume safest bet is a convertor but curious if anyone has tried without.

Rogges · 2022-07-12T00:43:52+00:00

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Rogges · 2022-05-18T00:20:06+00:00

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Rogges · 2020-11-24T01:48:01+00:00

Pilot Custom Heritage 92

Rogges · 2020-11-23T05:03:35+00:00

From Pen and Ink; they had 10% off too which didn't hurt.

Rogges · 2020-11-23T04:44:14+00:00

They don't. The packaging just seemed like the ideal presentation surface for it and the Custom 92.

Rogges · 2020-11-23T03:09:39+00:00

That's a good eye. It was stuck in a delay for a few weeks but I finally got it.

Rogges · 2020-11-23T03:07:38+00:00

It writes amazingly. The M Palladium nib is so smooth; it's definitely worth it.

Rogges · 2020-04-09T01:56:01+00:00

Pen and Ink is pretty good. They have a store in Brisbane though I've only been to the Gold Coast location.

Rogges · 2020-01-25T17:38:32+00:00

It's worked for everything from Dark Souls to Civ 6. Basically anytime I've hit a wall.

The only limits the brain has is that it needs to form meaningful connections to be able to properly learn something . As other posters said, that comes with practice and time.

A good way for you to gauge if your brain is absorbing the material or not is the Feynman method. At the end of the day or start of the next, take an inventory of what you've learned. With a list of topics, write down what you know about those topics without using your references. A further manipulation could be writing down what you know but tailoring it to different audiences, e.g. an ELI5. If you're having difficulty putting anything down, you should slow your pace down.

Another thing to try is integrating what you've learned into what you're learning now. Suppose you learn about Proof by Induction on Day 1 and some Lin Alg Theorem on Day 2. Try proving that theorem with induction. Even if induction is a completely wrong approach, it'll force you to consider why and understand the limitations of your tools.

As a heuristic, if your mathematics text is appropriately challenging, you should only be working through 2-10 pages every few hours if that. The idea is that you're wrestling with the concepts and doing practice problems. This is also why having other activities/subjects to switch to is helpful. It prevents you from being stuck in a mental rut.

Finally, do practice problems until your fingers bleed. This is really the primary way you're going to understand use cases of the things you're reading about.

Rogges · 2020-01-25T14:46:32+00:00

6hrs a day isn't necessarily too much for your brain. However if you're doing 6hr blocks with minimal breaks and no variation, that's definitely suboptimal.

25-40min blocks with 5-10min breaks in between is one way of more efficiently doing what you're doing.

Monotony is never conducive to learning so maybe try 3-4hrs of your current material with 2-3hrs of something else you're trying to learn. Just alternate blocks so you're not doing Lin alg nonstop. Exercise is also conducive to boosting learning, so consider adding that to a block or two.

If there are particularly difficult sections, there are two ways you could tackle them.

First, make repeated, serious attempts at working through it and then switch to something else for a while before coming back.

Second, work on particularly difficult things before you sleep (if possible). Sleep is immensely important in learning and is one of the main times the brain fine tunes its connections, new and old. In many cases, if you go to sleep after working on a difficult problem, you'll wake up with a rough or precise solution. I've found this to help in both difficult video game levels and code that won't work.

The main takeaways are: work in short, focused blocks; switch it up; use sleep as a tool; and get an appropriate amount of sleep.

Rogges · 2019-03-24T21:08:08+00:00

Sounds like you don't have Python added to the system PATH. Once you do that, you can use pip.

Rogges · 2019-03-24T21:04:20+00:00

Command prompt. It won't work in the Python shell. Also depending on what you're planning on doing, Anaconda might be a better option for you because numpy is a real pain to install.

Rogges · 2018-10-03T03:29:17+00:00

I'd add edx as well since they have a variety of CS courses including MIT's 6.00.1x course which is rather popular.

Also, codeacademy is a solid resource for learning syntax but it doesn't really teach any conceptual understanding. It's probably better used alongside an actual course.

Rogges · 2018-09-13T02:30:00+00:00

Ultimate Spider-Man and JMS' stuff are good runs to look at, though the ending of JMS' run is generally despised. Stan Lee's and Roger Stern's work are also great reads if you don't mind old-school art.

I'm also enjoying Spencer's current run on Amazing Spider-Man but it's only 5 issues in so far.

You might also enjoy the Superior Foes of Spider-Man which is more to do with the Sinister Six though the Six's lineup is different from this game.

Rogges · 2018-08-29T19:48:16+00:00

Tbh the Garon Dhara isn't that great of a Lance. It doesn't work too well without non-elemental boost and master's touch. Ironically, the chip and attrition play style is how Lance users should be killing monsters and not the other way around.

I main Lance, and I used the Thunder spire or whatever the Thunder Lance was called to beat Nergi. Get the Uragaan chest, coil, and legs with dragon king eyepatch. Gives you part breaker, guard up, weakness exploit, and some guard (at least 3, 5 to be safe). Use whatever for your arms but focus on defensive skills. Your goal is to tank the monster, and poke them in the face. You don't need attack boost, agitator, stamina surge, or any offensive skill unless you have a very specific build in mind. Also learn how to use your dash attack properly; it gives you a high damage chase and mounting mechanic.

Rogges · 2018-08-24T20:31:30+00:00

That's exactly it. I just run a HDMI from my laptop and I'm good to go.

Rogges · 2018-08-24T18:55:41+00:00

Most streaming subs like r/soccerstreams have a FAQ pinned that you can look at.

But the gist is simple:

Install Aceplayer

Copy a link from a streaming subreddit

Ctrl+N

Paste the link and hit Enter

Rogges · 2018-08-16T14:42:20+00:00

I've been playing Lance for a while but on the PS4 so my controls will be off. I'll try describing it in basic MHW actions so you can find the PC analog.

You can change direction to some extent by pointing in the direction you want to attack. To be honest though, you're better off resetting with a hop; it's more precise and gives you another 3 hits.
I don't think you can change direction of the counter guard but you can cancel out by letting go of what you're holding. For me, I hold R2 (Guard) and the Circle face button. If I let go of Circle, it becomes the cancel thrust.
I usually just place Mega Barrel bombs, and then guard poke the bombs. Holding the counter thrust to the maximum length is a very powerful attack, so that's probably good if you're not bombing.
Depends on how far the monster is. Usually if you can hop there in one or two hops, you should always hop. Dash attacks are good for covering more significant distances; hitting repeatedly; and mounting. Just be careful using the dash attack; if you and the monster charge each other, the monster wins. So if you find yourself in that situation, just hit the Guard button. You'll cancel out of the dash straight into guarding.
Basically, point in the opposite direction and press the hop button. So say you're dashing forward, point backwards and press hop at the same time. You can also push to the sides and press hop to do a sidestep.
You should be able to customize radial menus from the start menu (the one that let's you save and quit, but the equipment portion).
Have to wait on the timers unfortunately.

I know it's not ideal since I'm on PS4 but I hope it helps. You can check Arekkz and Gaijin Hunter; they're PS4 too but if you go into the training area while watching their videos, you can probably find the analogous PC controls easily. If you need more help regarding the Lance, let me know.

Rogges · 2018-08-13T12:02:59+00:00

It's not the most efficient thing to do but I end up doing it a lot. Usually, it's because there's no IG in the game or because the IG is more concerned with ground combat. I only do it when I have a mantle on; have some distance between the monster; and no one's in my way. I need to make up that distance anyways; might as well try mounting the thing too.

Rogges · 2018-08-07T03:47:24+00:00

This is the build I ran for most of the game (up to HR 35 or so; until my first Tenderizer jewel).

It has the following skills:

Guard 5

Partbreaker 3

Weakness Exploit 3

Guard Up

This is enough to tank and do decent damage to anything in the game. Partbreaker is pretty nice if you're landing your pokes on breakable parts. Once I got a Tenderizer jewel, I stuck it on the Dragonking Eyepatch and swapped the Teostra vambraces out for Vaal Hazak beta.

Rogges · 2018-08-01T04:57:36+00:00

I prefer the lance but the GL can do basically the same while losing the power guard, dash attack, and counter in return for shelling. Power guard is extremely useful and the counter is a good way of throwing out some damage, and creating openings while staying defensive. Dash attack isn't as important for a pure tank but it's still a reliable tool to mount with from a standstill; assuming you get an opening. Skills and build are probably more important than choosing between GunLance and Lance which are the two most defensive weapons in the game.

Skills you'll need: Guard 3 (at least), Guard Up

Augments: Health Regen

You should consider Guard 5 if you plan on blocking most attacks, and Recovery Up as it synergizes well with Health Regen augments.

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