And then goes and does a snooze fest like Havoc. I guess very few manage to bat 1.000.
Vanth
joined 2 years ago
When it was a younger sibling getting the beatings. When it was targeted a me, I always justified it thinking I must have done something to deserve it. But watching the attention turn to the younger, I realized there was nothing us kids could do to be "good enough".
You don't get points for hobbying the hardest. IMO, you might benefit from focusing on enjoying a hobby and stop making it about efficiency.
"Feeling guilty" about not being the best at a hobby is a bit of a "please consider therapy" flag.
I use Podcast Addict too. Found it well over six years ago and never bothered to look for another.
No.
Some of them do. See: Elon Musk
Some of them don't. See: Albert Einstein, Anthony Hopkins, Emily Dickinson, Bobby Fischer, Bill Gates, Lionel Messi
Setup for remote access by the host is more work, ofc. Remote access on users end can be more difficult depending on how the host sets things up.
Most popular freebie approach seems to be tailscale VPN. Which requires remote users to connect through the Tailscale VPN. And for the host the free Tailscale option has a cap of 3 users. There is probably a learning curve and perhaps frustration for a low-comfort-with-tech type person.
Requires some money but I think the easiest remote user experience is Cloud Flare. This is what my brother does, so I haven't seen it from his end, but on my end it is very easy to access as a user.
Both have so many help guides online, Tailscale or Cloud Flare.
They're totally different servers. You have to log in to each, but you don't have to log out of one to log in to the other.
I currently have three up in my browser, each in a browser tab, observing that my siblings and friend who self-host are all into some campy shit. I love it.
Canada was watching, pulled a 180 and didn't elect their own Trump Wannabee.
I'm curious if you can articulate the difference between being critical of how a particular technology is owned and managed versus being a Luddite?
Your lack of specificity indicates you have no clear goal and no defined plan. Your progress matches that: newbie gains that will hit a ceiling shortly. That's fine, newbie gains are awesome. While enjoying those, research so you can start taking your training from "well-intentioned newbie" to "beginner".
Getting stronger, having larger muscles, losing fat, and developing boxing-specific skills are all separate goals.
Pick a goal. Find a plan from a reputable source that is designed for that goal. Follow the plan. Make sure the plan isn't just working out, but diet and nutrition to support it too.