Emanuel

Ideally, how would open source hardware look like for you? I mean that as in after it has achieved something akin to mainstream adoption.

You can. With jailbreak, I send books to it through ssh.

Is it possible to use a throwaway email, such as tempmail.org?

Cool and good.

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This is from a manga, and, IIRC, the hotdog is a stand-in for the mangaka.

So you're more or less like me :)

I really want to get myself a nice clock before the end of the year, speaking as someone who has never even touched a clock before.

Psychoanalysis.

Weird, works for me

I actually began going to competitions this year, and that's been a lot of fun. Although I complain that I don't have the time anymore, this year is when I've been the fastest at all the events I practice (in part, due to going to comps). But it's still all a bit new, though I'm happy I partake in a hobby that has such dynamics to it.

I've only learned cubing as an adult

Are you a collector? In my experience, adult cubers tend to be collectors rather than speedcubers, but that may just be my impression.

It's weird, cubing as an adult. I have less time to train and take interest in new techniques, but the most jarring experience has been with how much this affects motivation to learn. Like, I feel like cubing has become more of a comfort hobby I go back to whenever real life reveals itself to be too much rather than a competitive sport as I used to see it and engage with it.

Hey, I read half of it