Sunday, November 22, 2015

YouTube Centre script

Hello!

I stumbled across Tampermonkey for Chrome web browser while searching for an answer to a question concerning ads on Youtube.

Start by reading a certain reddit post. Install tampermonkey for your browser. Add a script "youtube centre" to tampermonkey. Apparently this script loads youtube videos to reduce buffering. I have no idea if this will be helpful but it seems like it would take up bandwidth. Don't use if data caps apply.

Link to reddit page, link to tampermonkey (chrome), link to youtube centre addon on greasyfork (sript to use in tampermonkey).

Monday, November 16, 2015

Saturday, November 7, 2015

Need for Speed (2015 PS4)




























Saturday, October 17, 2015

My Dota 2 game replay

Hello!

I would like to report on my experience in Dota 2. For people in the know here's the match id "1873649016". Match id is used in the "watch" tab. Type number into search bar in watch tab from main menu.

Let's get into details. Dota 2 is a free to play PC game. Grab it on Steam and start playing yourself. I even made a 13 min video introducing new people to basic gameplay. It's for those who are really confused. For the first time in my gaming experience I encountered a game that wasn't immediately straight forward to figure out. It has an in-game tutorial, but I found it lacking and too long.

After playing some matches I experienced two particular matches that threw me into rage. Here's a screen-shot of enemy hero.


And the post-game report screen with the match id.


Tuesday, September 29, 2015

Resume viewing

Easier access to links across devices (for personal use)
Playlists lost in the pile
Dota 2 tutorials DotaCinema
Dota 2 humorous moments (contains strong language)
Another dota tips and analysis Youtube channel
Life is strange playthrough by GhostRobo
Dota 2 Frankfurt 2014 ESL
Professional Dota 2 on ESL
TotalBiscuit playlist
Dota 2 fun compilations 1 min
Dota 2 academy by VideoGamer
Dota 2 tutorial 1min
Extra credits gaming
Film theorists 1min
Halo game movie 2h15m
WCS 2015 Season 3 1min
Shenzhen 2015 IEM 6min
Osu bad apple level, fast paced reflex game
Dead in Bermuda, let's play by splattercat

Providing context: dota 2 market on steam

Tuesday, September 1, 2015

Easier use of web browsers

Hi!

I mainly use two browsers on desktop PC: Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome.

I'd like to mention how one operation with links is done in both browsers. I use link names so much that I had to go out of my way to learn how this works in Chrome.

1) open link in a new tab
I use two approaches to do this. I like to right-click a link and hit hotkeys or hold Control and left click links.
Control doesn't work in Chrome for me. I found this article and learned that Chrome uses middle mouse button.

In both browsers the hotkey is T after right clicking a link to open in a new tab. It doesn't lose focus of opened window and queues sites to view later.

2) copy link address
In Firefox the hotkey is A, in Chrome it's E after right clicking a link to copy the href attribute of the link.
I use this a lot to save links in notepad or to make them appear in this blog.