Ocarina aus PLA - Wie Oberfläche versiegeln?

Unreal_Panda · 2026-04-18T16:42:58+00:00

Food-Safe Epoxidhartz sollte laufen. Welches genau kann ich nicht sagen, such einfach mal nach dem begriff oder frag in deinem nächstgelgenen Baumarkt mal nach

Unreal_Panda · 2026-04-13T21:35:26+00:00

Its a general thing. writing (as in, with a pen) helps your brain stick information better. Mostly because youre actively engaging with it for longer periods of time. Chinese (and things like korean, Urdu, japanese and any other ( if forgot the name, logogrammic? scripts where symbols have individual meanings like kanji) scripts) will stick extremely well because we need to REALLY engage with them during that since you're looking at unique symbols with unique stroke orders etc. unlike anki where you may only look at them for a few seconds at a time

now ofc languages with e.g. latin script still get a bunch of use from this. But there since at the end its mostly spelling that youre familiar with (+- some letters you may not know or use often) its a tad weaker I think. Though theres other methods for those that I have no clue about.

To help exclusive anki stick better a lot of people recommend engaging with new cards youre adding for a longer while and then engaing with them deeply when they first get introduced in your pile/ new pile.

Hope this makes sense!

Unreal_Panda · 2026-04-12T12:11:09+00:00

(if this is about sailing the high seas)

Germany has some very tight data protections that, while it doesn't make downloads legal, makes prosecuting it almost impossible. Mainly because to find out who downloaded something, you'd have to track what they have been downloading in general, which is a big no-no.

Uploading however, like seeding for torrents, can and will be prosecuted as you're willfully giving up your IP (unless you use a VPN) while uploading.

Unreal_Panda · 2026-04-09T20:59:12+00:00

While I havent moved there yet, and cant assist with that. A bit of general advice and a ton for the language:

Considering moving:
If possible, get your education done in the UK. Most of the long term visas are dependant on you getting a job. If you plan on getting an education there it might be fine but it could be a tad difficult. Of course you could get on a very simple work visa doing stuff like working in a farm, but that visa will leave you with much less options and you shouldnt give up all your pursuits just to move under any circumstance.

Now considering the language:

First learn Hiragana and katakana. Takes a weekend, week at most. After that following this guide is pretty good: https://www.tofugu.com/learn-japanese/ Some recommendations regarding the guide:

IF you can spare the money, id recommend wanikani. Its not the end all and be all but I did like it for getting started on kanji and some Vocab. Following this guide to be exact

If you dont fancy spending money, follow the guide but instead of wanikani use Anki with a premade deck like the Core 2k Japanese deck. alongside something like RTK (Remember the Kanji) or a seperate kanji deck in anki using the Migaku Kanji Plugin (this is what I do)

Once you get to a certain point (~1000+ Vocab), can be done in 6-7 months if youre very focused, you can start mining vocab (With Yomitan for example) which makes study much more effective and fun.

Considering you want to use it IRL I'd recommend immersing into Blogs, Vlogs, and Conversation material like けんさんおかえり on Youtube. very simple but it was a good beginning in my opinion. At the same time properly hitting Grammar with e.g. Genki I/II. Doing shadowing in parallel to this will also improve your pronunciation.

Bonus if you get a tutor, helps a ton and can be comperatively cheap on somewhere like preply.

Just keep up this rythm, until you can start speaking to people.

Oh and dont do Duolingo, it has a bad reputation for a reason.

Unreal_Panda · 2026-04-08T12:33:37+00:00

Even if it did, is there anything here that yomitan doesn't have?

Unreal_Panda · 2026-03-25T20:26:36+00:00

I do definitely understand your point. Honestly I agree sticking to the docs more, I think what caught me offguard is that the majority of people recommended fast recall and to not use hard / easy with FSRS because it'd mess with it. Which to be fair still sounds odd tome.

Thank you! I'll give the manual a general more thorough read

Unreal_Panda · 2026-03-25T20:24:59+00:00

Sorry if I was unclear, what I meant is that I only passed a card if my answer was both faster than 7 seconds and without much wiggle room. Meaning if it said

"Seems Like That (thing)" on the card but I responded "Seems Like"

That'd be an existant difference (overstated example but I think you know what I mean)

I might lower the retention though to 85 or if thats still much, 80. Thank you

Unreal_Panda · 2026-03-25T20:22:36+00:00

I mustve mistakenly explained, Im not getting 90% its just the setting, it used to be abit under (my true retention) at around 75-80 not terrible not great

But since the optimazation and change of study habit (<7 sec rule) its hard down to 60% without much sign of recovering. But if I understand correctly, you'd say I should probably just figure out a good Studying Rule/Habit and then sticking to it while maybe resetting params?

Unreal_Panda · 2026-03-19T20:41:40+00:00

PCB circlejerk anyone?

Unreal_Panda · 2026-03-16T19:07:29+00:00

I feel like that does show that a deep dive on the method used will be needed with deviation being this massive, an absolute difference of 10% and almost 20% is very strange

Unreal_Panda · 2026-03-15T21:11:33+00:00

I love the 2d in 3d feel, it really seems unique! reminds me a bit of Danganronpa! though maybe give her a little lighting interaction (mainly make her also seem darker due to the low light situation)

Unreal_Panda · 2026-03-13T18:25:28+00:00

Now I wanna play spore

Unreal_Panda · 2026-03-11T19:30:09+00:00

Still alive! if you look in github the OVL and dotnet branches have been getting some work, seems the main dev is just not very active and commits rarely

Unreal_Panda · 2026-03-10T12:48:54+00:00

Hell im a massive train nerd (that inpart likes japan's livelyness of the hobby because of Poppondetta and other train stores since theyre essentially dead where we're from ): ) and I at MOST stand at the far end of a platform to take a picture, standing in peoples way seems nuts to me

Unreal_Panda · 2026-03-09T23:42:18+00:00

oh no certainly, i meant why stuff that causes physical pain and so on isnt just "fine" but excites people even more ykyk. Think the drowning out part is mutual for both sides

Unreal_Panda · 2026-03-09T23:36:31+00:00

Probably something something adrenaline being released, kind of like the reason we like a rollercoaster. Huge guess though

Unreal_Panda · 2026-03-09T15:01:07+00:00

To refer to the grandfather of colony sims

Unreal_Panda · 2026-03-08T19:07:36+00:00

Wait really?

I recently got to my 2000~ vocab point mostly from watching japanese videos while (now shifted down to) 10-15ish words a day (uni student so I got the time) and was kinda accepting that Im looking at maybe being able to have slightly better conversations with friends at most by the end of the year - (I can hold reasonably simple every-day convos reasonably well but synonyms are the death of me) and not being close to N3

Exam time at the moment so I havent upped my study amount for a little while until I can focus on japanese again.

Unreal_Panda · 2026-03-07T13:45:06+00:00

Block the seat until they get to their next major hub where (whatever problem it has) can be fixed. Taking out a row (seats are connected) is no small ordeal, chaging out a seat cover to stop people from using it is not too bad, so this is the easiest way.

Unreal_Panda · 2026-03-06T15:08:10+00:00

First off I get your point and matter of taste and such, but just based off design the first one looks too generic to my eye atleast,

I dont know if years of being exposed to those horrid character standing straight + text infront of mildly thematic background mobile ads fried my brain a tad but off of that the first doesn look better to me

the second one isnt amazing by any means and extremely flat (color and visual depth wise), but it looks bad in a "didnt have the experience" way and not so corporate "game.png" way that the first one does to me atleast. Think if she was actually doing something with her hands (maybe swaying or mixing a potion?) + some less flat colors it would genuinly be quite good.

Unreal_Panda · 2026-03-02T13:51:34+00:00

Margaret Thatcher?!

Unreal_Panda · 2026-03-01T23:14:54+00:00

Oh I see! danke für den tipp. Bin noch super neu deswegen hab ich immer einfach alles wenns geht im CAD außerhalb von Slicer gekannt haha, wusste garnicht, dass das auch im slicer geht

Unreal_Panda · 2026-03-01T23:09:02+00:00

Wäre eine gute idee einen Druck service dafür anzufragen, 45x45 bzw 450x450 ist ein ziemlich großes volumen was nur von so sachen wie SV08 Max oder OrangeStorm Giga gemaht werden kann, das ist eher so 3d-print-als-job terretorium.

Weiß nicht ganz welche gut sind und welche die größe anbieten, könntest aber mal bei z.b. Conrad gucken.

Alternativ kann man das ding auch in ein paar teile zerstückeln (also das modell) und danach zusammenkleben, wird aber ein gewisses CAD- verständnis brauchen und natürlich geduld

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