There's a fantastic game like Mind Chess and Rock-Paper-Scissors called "Hand Cricket". It is like cricket, but played by showing a number with the fingers of your hand. (Showing just a thumb is 6, folding all fingers is 0, and 1-5 is 1-5 fingers as usual).
Both players play a number simultaneously. If the numbers are the same, the batting player gets out. Otherwise, whatever number the batter showed gets added to their score. The innings continues till the batter gets out. And then the roles reverse, the other person becomes batter.
After both innings, the person with higher score wins.
It's spooky because you have 7 different choices for each ball but people still get out rather quickly.
Every tool that the author complains about serves a purpose and are optional. Using frameworks can help avoid the complexity of configuration too. https://asd.learnlearn.in/use-a-framework/
This. Every tool that the author complains about serves a purpose and are optional. Using frameworks can help avoid the complexity of configuration too. https://asd.learnlearn.in/use-a-framework/
Indian doctor here. We give Albendazole tablets away for free. Maybe you can take a flight, buy a bunch of these tablets from the local pharmacy, and go sell them for half the price you are putting on your low-cost website.
Vernacular computing is a blocker for the complete roll out of computers and Internet to the world. Projects like these are welcome patches to fix that issue.
Typing on touchscreens can be rethought. Especially when it comes to Indic languages which have about double the number of characters compared to English. We shouldn't constrain our minds to think in traditional layouts. Transliteration is a very good idea. But it puts the dependency back on English. We need radicalize the input methods for non-English languages and avoid the dependence of English altogether.
സ്വഭാഷ കമ്പ്യൂട്ടിങ്ങ് നീണാല് വാഴട്ടെ (Malayalam for: "vernacular computing, ftw!")
The only reason why Mark Zuckerberg is bold enough to make irrational statements about the benevolence of Internet.org is the lack of such strong opposition. I hope India becomes a model for the world in this issue.
Both players play a number simultaneously. If the numbers are the same, the batting player gets out. Otherwise, whatever number the batter showed gets added to their score. The innings continues till the batter gets out. And then the roles reverse, the other person becomes batter.
After both innings, the person with higher score wins.
It's spooky because you have 7 different choices for each ball but people still get out rather quickly.