Rairden

Been playing for roughly a year. I can't decide if I like slow/fast setups. Soft versus hard sponges. I played with tensor/tensor for a year, and now I'm using tacky/tensor combo and think I prefer that. Unsure.

date	blade	blade weight (g)	frequency (hz)	BH	FH
6/1/23	Palio expert 3
7/26/23	Yasaka sweden extra			rakza 7 2mm	rakza 7 2mm
6/17/24	Nittaku acoustic SG			rakza 7 2mm	rakza 7 MAX
10/28/24	Nittaku acoustic G-rev			Andro Rasanter R

Rairden

Ninety-five percent of players use tensor rubbers on both side.

I believe if you switch rackets, to stick with the combo. So if you use tensor/tensor on both sides, then your new racket should be tensor on both sides.

In my case I use tacky on FH, and tensor on BH. I used rakza 7 on both sides for a full year first, but I prefer a tacky FH because the short game becomes much easier.

Butterfly Harimoto Innerforce ALC

• BH: Andro Rasanter R45 or Rakza 7
• FH: H3N 39 national

Rairden

I was wanting to avoid the Fastarc G-1 as I heard it's very similar to the Rakza 7. I was wanting to toy around with a totally different setup.

Reddit is suggesting these BH rubbers for me (relative to rakza 7):

• donic bluegrip s1
• Andro Rasanter R45 or R42 [1]
• Andro Rasanter C48 (speed & spin: +10%)
• Tibhar Hybrid MK (speed & spin: +10%)
• Vega Pro (speed: +15%, spin: +5%)
• Vega X (speed +30%, spin +50%)

Rairden

What made me want to try the Butterfly Petr Korbel was a lot of people suggested it, and it's affordable. In a thread [1] is a straw poll of popular blades:
https://strawpoll.com/polls/B2ZB3PxGByJ

Blades

Here a list of the popular blades people buy:

Blade	Rating	Frequency (hz)	Carbon/Wood	Layers	Wood Layer Ordering
Yasaka Sweden Extra	ALL+	1217	w	5	Anigre-Limba-Ayous-Limba-Anigre

Rairden

#!/bin/bash

# Run this where you want your new bash project located.
# Creates an .idea folder for Intellij, with the 3 required files. Then launches Intellij.

workingDir=$(basename "$PWD")

iml=$(cat <<-EOF
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<module version="4">

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#!/bin/bash

script="$(basename "$0")"
basic=false
openEditor=false
editor=idea

usage() {
	cat <<-DOC
	Usage: $script [-beh] [file]

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#!/bin/bash

# find/replace tool using perl. Example of replacing 'find' with 'replace':
#	. far find replace

version() {
	[ -f .gitignore ] && rm .gitignore &> /dev/null
	[ -d .git ] && rm -rf .git &> /dev/null
	git init
	git add .

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#!/bin/bash

# converts an 18-digit ldap to 10-digit unix timestamp
filetimeToUnix() {
	local unix
	filetime="$1"							# 18-digit ldap or win32 timestamp
	offset=$((134774 * 24 * 60 * 60))		# number of days from 1/1/1601 to 1/1/1970, converted to seconds
	unix=$((filetime / 10000000 - offset))	# convert 100-nanosecond interval to second, adjust for offset
	echo "$unix"
}

Rairden

I'm making a database of my SC2 replay files. Or my app will simply use sqlite which stores the games in a single file. Right now my logging technique could potentially store duplicate games/replays (rare) if I accidentally move an old replay file into my watch folder while my app is running.

If I have two sc2 names (NA, EU) gopher and Rairden then it dumps that to a file like gopher.log:

      gopher   3391   2977   Zek           ZvT   Victory  2022-04-19T20:50:51-04:00
      gopher   3391   2981   AReyes        ZvZ   Victory  2022-05-01T20:49:48-04:00
      gopher   3391 -36400   Rusterio      ZvT   Victory  2022-05-01T21:13:36-04:00
      gopher   3391   2983   Skwert        ZvT   Defeat   2022-05-01T21:35:32-04:00
      gopher   3391   2924   EventHorizon  ZvT   Victory  2022-05-01T21:54:34-04:00

Rairden

Grab last 60 secs of twitch vod w/ bash

#!/bin/bash

# https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/282413
# youtube-dl url	# full download

url=https://www.twitch.tv/grandmastergauri/clip/BovineSourPheasantAMPEnergyCherry-k7x8fdxg4NE1NqJc	# 59 sec clip
url=https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1444677202		# 6+ hours (6:12:32)