>>14357

Good evening Teach

greetz anons

one time saving tip that may be of use

tabs

this technique is useful when lag is bad

I pre fill OP with title, contents and graphic

then I hit post when time is right

next I copy page 2 from text editor

when OP comes up

I paste page 2 into reply box

but instead of hitting reply

I right click on OP and choose open in new tab

then I do it again

then I hit reply

next I copy page 3 from text editor

choose the next tab in browser that I just opened and paste page 3 into reply box and click reply

cut and copy page 4 from text editor and choose the next tab in the browser, paste into reply box and click reply

I found that having those extra tabs of OP open allowed me to paste instead of waiting for the page to "update" after clicking reply

I've also used tabs in the text editor

a tab for each page

it speeds selection of each individual page for posting (ctrl-a) but slows pasting the complete dough at pastebin

WARNING!

n case you missed it in the meta

>>14182

baker tools lite

>here's what I'm using to bake. it's a version of the q.js from 2018 post that I hacked to default fading posts to OFF.

has:

you nav buttons

shows q posts

shows yous

shows bread speed

That's it.

https://pastebin.com/pUVCTeCG

WARNING

I'm running linux and this java seems to have a memory leak or something

it's buggy

use with caution

>>14521

practice

practice

practice

and the best practice in this case is doing

like learning to ride a bike

it looks and is complicated

but with practice and time

>You guys make it look FAIRLY easy,

look ma… no hands … KEK

>>14538

when I baked I opened the pastebin

scrolled to the bottom

copied the dough from the RAW window

pasted it into a text editor

and did all my work on the dough in the text editor, copy / pasting it into a new pastebin to create the dough. I never did trust editing solely in pastebin, too many internet gremlins and I try to give them as few opportunities as possible to mess with my day

>>14542

>- Often make the paste while the new thread's posting (saves time)

>- Have a good mouse

yes to both of these with emphasis on the mouse

accuracy in copy paste is much easier with a good one

>>14672

it helps, but you don't have to type fast, it's being accurate with proper spelling that matters

>>14720

>wanted a point of contention more than notable

this is the tell

when reasonable accommodation doesn't work to mollify them

>>14745

>only be an observer and not help the baker, odd position for a minute

yes it can be

seeing it unfold and being helpless to prevent

>>14757

looks grate,

only one think

> don't worry about mistakes.

don't fixate on mistakes

don't worry overmuch about mistakes

admit, correct (if possible) & move on

saying 'don't worry about mistakes' could possibly be seen as encouragement to make mistakes or that 'mistakes don't matter' and that isn't quite the message I"d want to give to a beginning baker

and about muffins…

>Shills always test bakers, pressuring them on notables, dough changes, etc. If being reasonable does not work (see above), make a decision and stand firm with it.

Shills always test bakers and they will find any weaknesses in order exploit them and disrupt the bread.

Shills try to achieve a bread full of squabbling anons so that any good digs are overlooked due to drama overload

>>14785

>But may deter

true enough

>If being reasonable does not work (see above), make a decision and stand firm with it.

that is almost always the best solution

the exceptions are very rare and you'll know 'em when you see 'em

ps.

I like the 'respond to shills with memes' tactic

works on several levels

can be funny if you have appropriate meme for occasion

and laughter is a most potent weapon when used properly

>>14853

those were some serious "stress tests"

reminded me of the practice of test to destruction

push the mechanism until it breaks to find weaknesses

>>14853

>First learned about Q maybe after the first few drops or so on 4ch.

><ok, another larper. Cool. Let's see what happens.

>Followed it for a few days, got interested, then became very interested with the onset of what should have been the Antifa uprising in November.

>Naturally, it was stopped dead. There was no reason for it to stop dead, and yet, there it was. A lack of what was supposed to be the biggest wave of rioting since the Bolsheviks.

>>holy fucking shit

same here up to that point

when the IWW and ANTIFA both showed up… talk about bolshevik deja-vu

I've long been fascinated by the how and why things work

started very young with the simple mechanical world

being an autodidact helps

the whole Q phenomenon is fascinating to me from a systems analysis standpoint

what it is

who it is

what it does

how it does it

the mechanisms involved

I sure hope it works

I'll do what I can to help

BIG thank you to "teach" because of the classes this place is finally beginning to fulfill it's potential to help Q by helping bakers in their task of providing tasty nutritious bread for the masses

>>14868

no bringing back a deleted post or thread

the cap you posted shows one of the very 1st baking class threads.

do not delete

it'll fall off naturally