You could try Tadoku and then Learn Natively. It's basically just reading until you're fluent.
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It just basically combines your libraries now. So if the license is in use, nobody else can use it unless there are multiple licenses. Offline will still work for your own games and you can choose the best version to play. E.g. I have Isaac but only 1 dlc while my gf has all of the dlc so I can just play her version when she's not playing it.
Making it a routine is key. 2 week break is huge and will completely mess with your learning. Method that has worked for me is to do them throughout the day. Every time I would do something dumb on my phone, I would first go through few cards (or all if feeling motivated) and sooner or later they're all gone. Are your cards just kanji or words?
For kanji to stick, I've been using Ringotan which is free. It teaches you the stroke order and you can choose the learning order from multiple sources like Wanikani, RTK, Genki, etc.
Downside of my study method is that I do it for 1-5h/day and only after 3 years it feels like I've cracked the code and can actually understand something.
If I started from 0, I would probably start by watching all the Comprehensible Input content there is. Like from https://cijapanese.com/ (also on Youtube, but I feel like the website is better). This also takes time though.
There shouldn't be any vents on the bottom. Only hole is for the MicroSD
I don't even remember installing it. Are you sure it's not part of SteamOS/KDE Plasma?
What's the unknown line? Some Chinese OS or browsers with all info excluded?
True. But I'm not lowering the standard for common sense just because majority lacks it. Whenever I help someone with their tech I also teach them something.
Not really something I have but it might work as a dock.
Don't really know if Apple puts software on those to check what was plugged in.
Just using common sense on the web. I don't fuzz over it since it doesn't mean much to me anyway.
Had the same experience but I just got a CEC killer between the TV and the dock. No issues after that.
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What's the relation to tech here?