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Merkur Super
Merkur Super

Shaving > Razors >

TL;DR:

  1. RK Shaving Stainless DE Razor Blades, balanced and from a good company (check out their razor handles!)
  2. Dorco Prime Double Edge Razor Blades, value yet great quality
  3. Merkur Super, unmatched quality and very forgiving but expensive. Highly recommended for beginners.

Problem: Can I get more value for my blades?

  • Do I pay too much for blades?
  • Are there better blades for sensitive skin or unskilled use?
  • Are there blades which are more durable, granting more uses?


Shakuhachi >

A rather obvious topic that I didn’t find good resources for when I was first interested in my shakuhachi. It got shelved for a long time because of that.

This topic isn’t about the other necessary things:

If you can’t put the flute to your mouth and make a decent note quite quickly, you probably aren’t ready for anything more than Mary Had a Little Lamb and maybe not even that, yet. This is fine; accept your limitations so you have some place to set goals from.

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Projects > Games >
Disgaea – Hour of Darkness – (2003 game) >

Yes, it’s a very old game, but I decided to make a little project out of it so I don’t miss out on unlocking anything and I otherwise have an efficient path for my characters. This began as a PS/2 guide, but it got released on Steam so it’s been updated with that in mind.

For grinding on the PS/2 port, consider AutoHotkey.

Also:


TODO – tested and working, though my most recent Lubuntu experimentation has problems I’m still troubleshooting.

At best, my computer hangs when prompting for a password. I think this is related to the 4.4.14 kernel but have not confirmed this.

Projects >

dm-crypt
https://gitlab.com/cryptsetup/cryptsetup
https://www.fsl.cs.sunysb.edu/docs/cryptfs/cryptfs.html

These instructions are a lot easier than they seem, and a smart and patient beginner will be able to follow them!

  • These notes were made from instructions from Slackware “current”, as of 2016-11-05, and have been tested on Slackware 14.2, and 14.2 32bit.
  • These notes were made on an everyday system with one hard drive which I completely formatted for this purpose.

    • If you are a new user, it is strongly recommended that you remove all hard drive’s your using and do this on a spare unused/empty drive.
  • This concept and these notes build a full-disk Slackware installation which also uses LVM. You can safely ignore the entire LVM post and just follow this one.

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