SnooTangerines
Flag: India
Registered: August 15, 2021
Last post: December 19, 2024 at 6:48 AM
Posts: 2467
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start calling grandmas with an Indian accent.

posted about a year ago

That was 2021 though in 2022 they didn't qualify for anything, By that sense even Shahzam would make this list.

posted about a year ago

Its the origin vandal and the awful res.

posted about a year ago

He never mentioned the year tho.

posted about a year ago

scrims are scrims and you cannot really judge real tournament performance using scrims.

Especially when you have WRONSKI on the team.

posted about a year ago

Bro actually defending GE lmao.

posted about a year ago

call your mom fat.

posted about a year ago

t3xture and WRONSKI are such beasts. NA and EU are quaking in their boots RN.

posted about a year ago

yes, my table has a very smooth matte finish which is honestly better than cheap mouse pads IMO. I actually do have a mousepad (nothing to expensive though).

The table feels smooth and my mouse moves without much resistance. With some cheap mousepads, after a while, the mouse starts to get sticky which I really don't like. So after my mousepad got old I just started using my table.

posted about a year ago

Nothing surprising tbh. Rossi playing Sova on ascent in ranked, saw monyet playing omen and being cracked. Wronski also playing a lot of KAYO.

You might see SkRossi play cypher so far if trends remain the same.

posted about a year ago

My table I got with my dorm room.

posted about a year ago

DM plz

posted about a year ago

This is so clearly staged or manipulated lol.

posted about a year ago

What the CS frogs don't understand is that valorant appeals to a much wider audience.

Before valorant was released only the sweaty gamers played CSGO in my uni. Other guys just played single player story based games.

Since valorant has released I have seen a lot of people start gaming with valorant as their first game and probably the first time girls have started to participate in such huge numbers.

Makes sense that it has a much higher viewership number cause there are a lot of content creators that play valorant and this is not restricted to gaming channels.
Even creators who originally did comedy sketches are streaming valorant on the side.

posted about a year ago

6.9/8

posted about a year ago

Bilibilli is honestly better than Youtube and Twitch combined.

posted about a year ago

Sushant is actually quite fast. You never know.

posted about a year ago

the event is in 1 month and both Indian players have not left Indian soil since franchising announcement while most of the other players are already in Korea.

posted about a year ago

bro has no clue

posted about a year ago

Bro spent 1.5K in a couple of months. Not since genshin released.

posted about a year ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5yK0jaIqjeY

This guy became the thing he swore to destroy. Painful to see him spending hundreds on Genshin ☠️

posted about a year ago

Man has never heard of Tyloo.

posted about a year ago

indians need visas for practically every country except Nepal, Bhutan, Indonesia, Mauritius and Fiji.

There are around a dozen other countries but I doubt anybody really goes to these countries.

Even Bhutan restricts you to a small area and won't let you enter the mainland without proper approval from the Bhutanese Govt and a visa.

posted about a year ago

That is true although look at what I said:

If you really want cutting edge stuff get a wooting.

Not too useful for casual people though only people who play hardcore games at a high level might benefit.

Wooting is a decent keyboard that is affordable for enthusiasts unlike some other pieces of hardware out there. Not for everyone. I have also mentioned a more budget-friendly version.

posted about a year ago

For how high-end the keyboard is its cheap. A decent mech keyboard easily costs more than $100.

posted about a year ago

I think I kinda mistyped a few words, its basically an analog keyboard so intead of a conventional keyboard where the keyboard only knows if a switch is pressed or not pressed, this keyboard knows exactly where the switch is at all times.

So you can use this information to start the keystroke when the key starts to go down or the downward edge.
As soon as the keyboard detects the key has started to lift, it triggers the key release on the rising edge.

This is quite revolutionary and reduces input latency by a lot and feels very responsive.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bhCqaNdY4I

for more explanation.

Also a bit of backstory, in osu! where you have to click really fast, this keyboard is almost considered cheating. Infact the #2 or #3 ranked player came back from a 1 year break, bought this keyboard and broke the world record for highest score in 3 days of using this keyboard. That is just how insane this keyboard is.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvE7gc3_4nM

Do I need to say anything else?

posted about a year ago

If you really want cutting edge stuff get a wooting. They have a different technology compared to conventional mechanical keyboards where the upward movement of the key triggers the keystroke instead of a click in conventional ones. Its not that expensive either.

Not too useful for casual people though only people who play hardcore games at a high level might benefit from it.

Apart from that you can get HyperX Alloy origins. Pretty standard for a good-quality mechanical keyboard.

posted about a year ago

The more formal name is beat the retreat but ok.

posted about a year ago

My major is Electrical Engineering and I did a research assistantship in embedded system security however I am currently applying for Software Engineering/ Data Science roles primarily as my university minor and most of my projects were in Artificial Intelligence + I did nearly all the major comp. sci. courses except for operating systems and databases.

But the industry is hard hit with a recession right now and there are practically no decent jobs for freshers so I either take those lower-than-my-expectation offers or apply as an embedded systems engineer/robotics field if things get desperate.

posted about a year ago

Why do you care? This is very specific information personalized for OP.

posted about a year ago

Brother half of the population in India who can afford to go to US/Canada has either a family business or has enough money to setup one if they want. It's a relief if you have a backup plan, good for you.

There are issues and problems I agree but you gotta focus on improving yourself. Your employers (if you go that route) or your clients (in business) do not care what you went through. They care about what you can bring to the table and to get to that point you must start from today.

What I want to get across is the fact that
1) You are blaming others for your shortcomings.
2) You are just in 12th and probably do not know the fact that US/Canada is a rat race in itself. Even I thought this way in 12th. When I came to college and talked to seniors who have actually got jobs/done research/internships in such countries did I realise what really happens there. I have at least 20-30 seniors/peers who I know very well at this point.

I am currently interviewing and applying for jobs both in India and abroad and I would personally not go with any offer I get. I personally got offered a couple of jobs till now but I don't want to settle for that amount even though it is double the average amount that freshers earn in those countries because I know that I can get better offers and partially because I know even that amount isn't going to be enough.

Not pushing you into trying JEE or anything, that is your choice but life is not as easy. You will have to confront tough barriers (like JEE) at least once in your life. The rat race begins as soon as you are born in this world not for people who choose JEE. You just took a different path in the race.

posted about a year ago

You thinking moving to NY/Canada will improve anything is just delusional. Unless you are getting into a good IT/Consulting or just, in general, a good job. Most people without decent jobs still live paycheck to paycheck and that is no better than living here. If you earn good money, then ofc living over there is better. I know countless people working in USA/Canada working in top tech companies in Vancouver/Toronto/California/NYC but still saving less than 30% of their salary because compared to the cost of living it is peanuts.

Yes, life over there is a bit easier but it is not easier than 12th CBSE.

Online mode has a shit impact on studies. The only reason you don't understand anything is prob because you lack discipline and did not study at home. Like holy shit bro you are not even doing coaching/prepping for JEE. An average CBSE student spends 80% of time doing that and only 20% focus on CBSE. I myself never went to school and still scored 95% in PCM subjects.

NCERT for 11th and 12th is piss easy.

Also, if you do not make it into a half-decent university (which I assume will be hard to get as you are struggling in 12th CBSE), your degree is useless (just like it is in India). So can you enlighten me how is moving to US/Canada going to improve anything unless you don't step up your game and do better?

Do not want to demotivate/bash you. Just want to say that you should try better.

posted about a year ago

shh don't tell em the truth.

posted about a year ago

Acne and stuff corrects itself with age in most cases. If keeping your face clean does not help probably nothing will. Its just hormones going bonkers and normal for 19 y/olds.

By the time you are 22-23 it gets ok.

posted about a year ago

English is the language used in most offices.

You never use Hindi in any official meetings or presentations.

The same goes for university.

Infact speaking hindi in a business presentation will be looked down upon and even considered unprofessional.

So pretty much useless from a business standpoint.

Cool if you want to travel in North India though. But Hindi becomes as useful as mandarin when travelling in South India.

posted about a year ago

Passing 12th from India is a feat no less than qualifying for VCT Masters

LULZ

posted about a year ago

lessgo

posted about a year ago

This guy peaked at 2014 probably when he made into a major. He should have retired around 4 years ago and probably started coaching.

posted about a year ago

NA geography

posted about a year ago

2B

posted about a year ago

Carlos was the face of G2 my friend.

Everything Carlos did, was synonymous with what G2 did and believed in.

posted about a year ago

Did you copy paste this from ChatGPT?

posted about a year ago

60-144Hz jump is quite noticeable, 144 to 165 is almost not visible to the eye. 144 to 240 is visible but not as huge as 60 to 144 hertz jump.

And by the time you reach 360 hertz you can barely tell any difference.

If you can get 144Hz vs 165 Hz for similar pricing you can go for a monitor that has a better image quality without worrying about the almost 20 frames difference.

Tip: Some monitors can be overclocked so you 144Hz monitor might go up higher but I do not recommend doing it if you are a noobie.

posted about a year ago

that day will come when you delete your VLR accounts.

And not create another one.

posted about a year ago

skillz 1v5 all of these on a good day.

posted about a year ago

Went out for a local party on Christmas eve, was a typical Indian dinner and some chocolate cake.

On Christmas day, no particular plans just ended up ordering food, simple Indo-Chinese noodles, Chicken Manchurian, Chicken Chilli and Veg Manchurian. Late night ate some plum cake.

posted about a year ago

Yashwatthama "yay" Yadav

posted about a year ago

yay plays better while asleep.

posted about a year ago

A secret symbol that people who follow Moaism use.

posted about a year ago

I see, finally touching grass.

posted about a year ago
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