You make the best combination of your hole cards and the community cards. So if you have Ah Ad in your hole cards and the community cards are 10h 6d Ac Ks 2s, you're hand is Ah Ad Ac Ks 10h.
An important note is that you do not have to use any of your hole cards. If the community cards are A K Q J 10 of Spades, then your hand is the same the community cards (along with everyone else). In this case you do not use your hole cards at all to make your hand.
Find a training partner to play against in person is the best way. Until then, focus on movement and execution.
That said, just go to an event and play people. No matter when you start going to events and no matter how much practice you put in beforehand, you are extremely likely to got bodied. And that's 100% okay. Pretty much everyone has gone through that same experience. It doesn't have to be a tournament. A simple smashfest near you is perfect for this. You'll lose most/every game at first, but you'll be able to talk to the people beating you and get advice so you'll improve much faster.
Just go in with an "I'm new but looking to practice and learn" mentality. Most smashers I've met are pretty receptive to that attitude.
Thanks! Confirmed it is working!
It never starts working on my phone. I tried it in card view just to make sure (I usually use reverse list), but am getting the same results I was getting before.
The weirdest part about this is that it works correctly, without any delay, when viewing a specific community.
Edit: I am on version 1.0.123
After a quick test, it looks like viewing an image marks the post as read, but the post doesn't visually update until you refresh. It would be nice if the post got visually updated without having to do a full refresh.
Someone should popularize this theory. Like what if our world was just a simulated world like in the matrix.
NTA. You gave her a place to stay and gave her warnings about her behavior.
She's the one not taking her situation seriously.
I don't know how these specific apps work, but youtube could change their API at any time, and those changes could effect any app using it. A change could be made that would block access, similar to the reddit api change.
If a tool is scraping the youtube website, any change to the website could effect the scrapers, but the scrapers could be updated to work with the changes. There is the possibility of down time, but not really for permanent loss of access. This is not really worth chasing for youtube because it would be a never ending game of cat and mouse.
I also found i like Youtube Revanced over NewPipe. It let's you sign in to youtube but removes all the ads, let's you skip in-video intros and ads as well.