It's for some reason very difficult and needs a lot of time and energy.
I'm trying right now https://www.lingq.com/en/ it's going very slowly.
jeena
joined 5 months ago
Languages of the countries I lived in + English. I once again emigrated and am yet again at the start if my language learning journey, and it kind of pisses me off how difficult it yet again is. But I know how much easier my life will be once I master it.
Somehow this article is full of "We didn't read it but trust us ..."
I use Genman, Swedish, Polish and English. And then I have to switch to Korean to a seperate one because it's a very different Keyboard. I guess you would have the same problem with Japanese because it doesn't use the latin characters either.
Did you check the FAQ https://github.com/Helium314/HeliBoard?tab=readme-ov-file#faq--common-issues I think there the most things explained. It's a long time ago I did it so I don't quite remember either.
The speech to text is too slow for me, especially if you use 4 languages like me.
In the end I switched to HeliBoard, there I can type those 4 languages without changing the keyboard.
Mine heats the seat and the water with electricity. They are not so much more expensive but what a comfort, especially in the winter.
I personally can feel it if the water went everywhere and enough. I never had brown on the tp afterwards. You probably don't wash long enough or too low preassure or no movement, etc.
I can see that for a beginner there are things to figure out on how to use it efficiently. Sa.e as beginner of tp usage.
In a hot climate I don't dry it, the water dries very fast, like a little bit of sweat.
When it's cold, two sheet of toilet paper.
I was very surprised about the Synology video too. There was no critical word about anything in it.
Sure they offer a selfhosted sollution for things but their software is closed source for example.
Oh I totally agree with that, just the other day I was trying to think what products there are which I would pay for which would make me utilize AI in some capacity (and not just a simple algorithm). I couldn't find a single one. I use ChatGTP basically every day for small things, but if I had to pay for it, I don't think I would.