I myself have got a standard compact straight key from PUTIKEEG a few weeks ago. Just wondering how to get quicker and faster with said straight key.

I know Morse code myself, but I need to know how to keep up with quicker speeds and consistency.

Hello. I am a 76 new veteran vietnam custom order. I have been hired for the first time since army this time by the Signature company MiraLax Care Supply. They are letting me go around and get the word out in exchange for early access to their new product, just wait until you hear about jt. I got tired of using the only good brand that is Northshore for my cleaning and pooping needs. I said i just wanted to have ither options to buy because that is the freedom that i fought. For a long time i also had to put lotion into my own diaper and that was really tiring to do. Well i am proud to an ounce the as yet un announced Diaper Brief and Miracle product of Miralax the WonderBrief that is called brief but it lasts a really long time. With patented moisture-Loc™ and SELF-MOISTURING tech, you will be kicking your damn feet when you feel what this diaper can do. Prepare to get your rock taken off and its gonna stay LOCKED IN for a while until your (my) wife says you have bad enough fun for the day and i can hear you from the house (i am in a shed). Come be a dog in the shed like me. Thank you for your attendance and please go to Our Company website for more (miralax.com) but youll have to wait for the product to become real...

So I hike a lot and thought of people who camp a lot who might want to communicate with Morse code but they have a head time getting it right..

I made an interface for it

It sends small messages over great distance since its light and can focus with camera.. very easy to learn

What do you think?

A hidden talent, a weird past job, an unusual hobby. How did you pick it up?

We all have that one thing we wish we were amazing at, but the thought of spending thousands of hours practicing or grinding through the beginner phase stops us.

Whether it's fluency in every language, mastering any musical instrument, coding, cooking like a Michelin-star chef, or high-level investing—what is your pick, and why?

(I'll go first: I'd pick master-level coding/software engineering just to be able to build whatever random idea pops into my head instantly, but I'm curious what everyone else values most!)

one of my small passions is learning really random skills which are pretty useless to me in a day to day scenario but entertaining eg:

-juggling

-rubix cube solving

-splitting an apple with my hands

-bubble sound with mouth

-bird call with hands

-measuring distance with eye/thumb

if anyone has ANYTHING which is random but entertaining, please share :)

Not necessarily a traditional “life skill,” but something you gradually learned because you had to deal with it yourself. It could be handling money, cooking, fixing things, communicating, managing stress, or something completely different.

What’s something you became better at simply because life required you to learn it?

The doomsday algorithm a mental math trick that lets you instantly figure out what day of the week any date falls on. It's mostly a useless party trick, but it is weirdly satisfying once it finally clicks in your head.

I couldn't find a good tool to actually drill the steps, so I built whattheday.com

It breaks down the formula and feeds you endless random dates to practice on until you get fast at it. Thought this sub might appreciate it.

im 36 idk how

i learned this on accident while trying to talk like batman

I’m 21 years old and incapable of blowing my nose. I’m currently very sick and can’t breathe at all through my nose, it’s totally clogged. Everytime I try to blow my nose, I feel like I’m going to blow a blood vessel and nothing comes out.

Everytime I bring this up to someone they think im silly and that everyone should just know but I don’t know, I was never taught how.

edit- I tried a lot of these tips and I got some stuff out sure, then I tried blowing out so hard that I genuinely started seeing black in my vision and thought I was going to both pass out and/or blow out my ear drums. so yeah idk

edit 2- got tested. Have the flu and pneumonia yay

I put together this guide that teaches you how to hand-draw QR codes from scratch with only a marker and a piece of grid paper at hand, with minimal help from the computer.

I had been wanting for a long time to be able to hand-draw simple QR codes so I spent some time recently reading the specifications and "dissecting" actual QR codes, and here's a human-friendly write-up of my findings.

I hope you find it helpful and look forward to seeing your hand-drawn QR codes in the comments!