Try out some stretching exercises. I too had the same problem some time ago .
Do the exercises regularly and u will be fine. If u want u can try YOGA and MEDITATION also.

Take care buddy. See u soon.

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uh that sucks, take your time, don't overstress yourself and get well soon!
looking for forward to catching your bullets

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hey guys, thanks for your support!


but good for the soul, man


ye that was one of the candidate distros, but its so.. useless
i somehow net-installed etch there, they still have those floppy images, but for some reason it wouldnt boot.

then i tried the old oldstable - sarge, but the mirror is now moved to archive, and installer parses the Releases file, gets the word "oldstable" from it and looks for that dir, and it doesnt exists on the archive server, so its pretty much impossible to install it that way, unless some black magic is applied.

on the other hand, sarge floppy with cdrom drivers crashed the install several times, so no luck there.

on the good side, i disabled memory shadowing in bios and etch booted! it took it 24 minutes to boot, but still i count it as a win i then enabled the shadowing again, and now it boots normally, everything is fine. dont know how and why it worked. the pc is slow as shit, but so romantic


hey wurst


thanks m8, google translated it pretty well. its says recovery can take 6 months tho


ye im doing stretching and stuff. its amazing how sitting on a chair can ruin your body. 15-20 years ago i could spread my legs full 180 degrees, was doing martial arts and stuff back then, now its about 45 degrees lol. but im working on it. also im doing the traditional indian meditation --> helps to relax that broken body...


hey uncle its me who will catch your bullets m8

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about linux installations... i played a lot with old hardware and linux and archlinux boots very nice on older systems and is very lightweight...

take it easy bro...recover slowly...that way you give us a chance to get better and maybe have a chance against you next time

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hey Cookie :)

im mostly a fan of industry-grade distributions, like debian/fedora/slack. i like their defaultness and standardization.

i remember looking at arch some years ago, and disliked it, dont remember why tho. guess its time to give it another try, seems pretty stable and organized now.

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Hey havoc, I just saw you are playing again. How is your RSI? Are you recovered?

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hey mate :) ye i got better, or at least good enough to play few maps without having pains the next day. well, except some muscle spasm now and then.

i still play wrong tho and i feel i will injure myself again, so i will have to either learn to play in a more relaxed way or give up the game.

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Good, but are you sure you can play already ? It looks short period to me and you said that recovery can take 6 months...

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hey svarox m8, of course im not sure :) but its already lets say close to 4 months since i stopped playing (this topic is about 3 months old + few weeks before that), so i thought its a time to give it a try.

also, life was so dull without shooting and get shot by you guys... what can i say :)

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