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LESS GO! Team Nether!!

team nether ftw!

lets go nether 🔥

ok but if u do get bore of bloxd.io
try this aswell
its cool lol Paper Minecraft 1.19.9 by ironkid1212 (itch.io)

I hate it, because If my Chromebook could minoblox, I would get real Minecraft on it (I can get Minecraft on my laptop but it runs
Bloxd at 7 fps.🧊

u know miniblox is better 💀

It'$ bloxd.io😩

If I could download stuff I would have bought my on my phone years ago

I was on laptop, but now I'm gonna try and use copy and paste, $o beware, I should ALWAYSS have it 🧊

Peel a banana with your toes

Write a piano concerto. Orchestrate and perform it with flute and drum. Use a trumpet.

Not to be the bearer of bad tidings, BUT…

Your success at including the 🧊 emoji seems to have last about 2 minutes (& two posts)

frfr

cheat the system: put adjective ‘cool’ before your request and it automatically becomes a cool thing

A cool cat please.

LATULA LIKER SOOO BASED

i promise 😁

It's bloxd.io :/

I get the feeling you are a eaglercraft player. If that's what you mean by ripoff Minecraft. In which, hey I can't blame you. Sometimes Eaglers just a bit better than Java.

Alr

yeah try it
has hardcore
but its the old versions
i say its good

I'm also pretty bad at 1.8 pvp


Btw If my Chromebook could run real Minecraft I would get it

This happens to me on occasion. What I've come to believe is that I'm hearing my Eustachian tube clicking, or else just the middle ear. When running you are moving up and down, so that force is causing that spot to bend slightly or else make contact. That's why it sounds like it coming from inside your head and not from your ear. It is still the ear but deep inside it.

The other two things I have found is posture when running. If I start to relax my neck muscles I'll get that clicking sound. But if I keep a good posture, I don't hear the sound. The second factor could be issues with your jaw. In my case, my jaw isn't seated properly and pops a lot.
So it could be a variety of things, but I wouldn't worry too much about it.

Helpful Reddit thread:

https://www.reddit.com/r/running/comments/g9woh9/ear_poppingcrackling_noise_while_running/

sounds like anxiety/muscle jerking

i'm not entirely sure if it's what you're experiencing, but under a lot of stress/anxiety, it's not uncommon for it to cause a jerking motion/click sound in your neck, or other parts of your body.

(this is from personal experience, i'm not a doctor)

Can't help with parents…. (You might consider grandparents or an aunt or uncle, if such people are available.)

For the US & UK it's election season (if you live in another country you'' need to extrapolate):
You will be represented (at least in theory) by elected officiels at town/county/state/and national level (assuming USA)
If you do a web search for "State Representative" or "State Senator" plus your zip code you should get links to the relevant politicos sites. [​Alternately try searching "what state district is zipcode 123456 in"]
Take a look at what comes up, try to find a politico that you at least can tolerate and get in touch [​This will mean whatever high-level flunkie is in charge of volunteers— very unlikely to meet the panjandrum until you've shown yourself useful..]
From there it's a matter of put in the time, keep your eyes and ears open, and learn what you can.

My peers are already know what colleges they are going to and my parents don't even have time to talk about it with me.
I want to volunteer but I don't know where...

Thats because we are all clueless, and figure stuff out along the way. And basically find ways to make stuff work or usefull. Then we reiterate, improve, invent, repeat.

if you have issues getting started, thats normal, take a look at other peoples works, break them down into pieces, understand them and then use that for your works in *your ways*.

WRT = with respect to
JFGI = 'just flippin' google it' i.e. just use a search engine
netiquette is a portmanteau word fromed from net + ettiquette (i.e. how to behave well on the net) similar to how smoke + fog became smog.

One can get to a point where there doesn't appear to be any way to progress… [No problem solving technique works all the time :( ]
One possibility is to try to breakup the overall task among different lines.
Sleep on it sounds odd (and may not be applicable) but coming at a problem with 'fresh eyes' can be helpful [Doesn't need to be sleep, maybe do something else, just leave the thing alone for a while so you're fresh when you come back.]
If you can find someone to talk to, going over how you've previously approached things may at least offer some new insights into the structure of the problem. [I sincerly wish you luck with finding someone; taht can be exceedingly hard. (Neither of my parents had much in the way of background in my interests.
The school 'guidance counselors' were a running joke – one which, from what I've seen, the intervening decades haven't done much to improve either…)]


From your saying you want to get into a prestigious college I'm inferring your mid- to late teens, which makes me doubt most of your peers have much of a clue. [Among other things, it is common for undergraduates to change majors at least once before graduating.]
I'd not worry too much about specific steps at your age, concentrate on building up knowledge and abilities and see where they take you. [Overplanning can be limiting: back when I was at Uni, COBOL was king and punchcard machine operator was considered a secure career path. Only a few years later COBOL was a legacy language and punch card computing was effectively dead. ]

Particularly given recent events, the value of a 'name' college is falling [rapidly]. Going to a campus that has a good reputation in you preferred area of study may be more important.

Assuming you aren't from an 'over-represented' group, good grades and a decent spread of extra-curriculars typically works to gain admittance. (It also helps to test well, but that's harder to control.)


In terms of learning the ropes for how a working politician operates, working (which almost certainly means volunteering) for one can be helpful. [You'll likely get stuck with all the inglorious scut work, but keep your eyes and ears open and you should be able to pick up a good bit of info.] Depending on your location, this could well be local, but I'd try for state/provincial offices if you can.

could u explain what u mean with smaller words...
I don't know what netiquette or WRT or JFGI or what a if_you_need_to_ask_we_don't_wanna_know_you club is

"One then proceeds to go as far as one can where one can, then reevaluates to see if the partial solutions one has been able to find offer insight into how to proceed" but at this point i've exhausted all available options im aware of to progress forwards, but the species never fit into place and i'm stuck at the point I am now.


My goals like progressing in my career seem to follow a step by step path - I just don't know how to complete the next step, while all my peers know how to do it.

look up something like "(your state/county) scholarships for high schoolers(or whatever you are)"

When I was at school my college help counselor just told me to search local ones up on the internet... But i'm abysmally terrible at internet research, especially for local stuff - so we went nowhere with it....

bold.org is one but it is mostly national ones
for local ones, ask teachers or counselors
most scholarships are now virtual so you'll just need to type an essay
your school can usually mail applications for you if needed

Is there a tutorial on how to do that, how to find reputable websites and what to do once you are on them?
I'm so website inept it quite literally took me years to figure out where the download button on github was.

Not only bad at navigation, I also don't know how to mail a scholarship in the first place.
I'm so lost...

there's a lot of reputable websites for scholarships that streamline the process, but i'd suggest finding local ones so you're not fighting a whole nation of students