SpeedBee411's Daily Posts's Posts

qxva 4 months ago • 2 views •
yeah, totally daily posts!
SpeedBee411 4 months ago • 9 views •
oh i beat you in wpm >:3
SpeedBee411 4 months ago • 13 views •
let's conduct a small statistics study with darflen users!
to ensure everyone has the same scenario, here's what you have to do to participate:
- go to ?testSettings=NoIgLglgtgpiA0IDMAGBA7ArgG2-Lu+OeBJxRuAukA
- complete the test without stopping or restarting
- share your wpm and accuracy here :3

if you feel down because of your result, remember the average wpm is 40, not some absurdly high number like 120!
SpeedBee411 4 months ago • 7 views •
so uh paradock says he'll fix the issue with posting whenever he gets free time!!!
in the meantime, is the best solution to write your posts in notepad or other similar textbox that doesn't erase when you click off of it? (i say this as i'm writing the entire post in darflen's textbox)
SpeedBee411 4 months ago • 9 views •
i was gonna write some post about something i found after searching "usa news" on google (iran economy protests and trump sending an armada "just in case"), but i accidentally clicked outside of the post box because i was in another program and i suppose it all disappeared. this should not be a thing on darflen; there's already an x.
SpeedBee411 4 months ago • 3 views •
so i found out that you can’t eat polonium, but it just sounds so good!
this article made it sound like you could just casually get polonium from food or water, but whatever. go my taste buds
SpeedBee411 4 months ago • 8 views •
uh i want to expand upon cheesewhisk3r's pattern thing that i think no one has solved as of writing this
so from easy to hard, i want you to guess the missing number(s) in these patterns:
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, ?
2, 4, 6, 8, 10, ?
100, 94, 88, 82, 76, ?
1, 2, 4, 8, 16, ?
2, 3, 5, 8, 13, ?
?, 7, 13, 17, ?, 27
3, 2, 9, ?, 729, 2, ?
999994, 49, ?, 4
2, 5, 10, 19, 36, ?
3, ?, ?, 24492, 599882556, ?
244, 76, 48, 40, ?
135, 225, 1125, 450, ?
qxva 5 months ago • 13 views •
"daily"
SpeedBee411 5 months ago • 8 views •
HAPPY NEW YEAR'S!!!
woah! it's almost 2026 for the world and i barely posted on this social media!
to celebrate, here's what time it is for the people who are still in 2025 (note that not all countries are covered):
UTC-11 (New Zealand): 10:49 AM, 10:49 - 13 hours, 11 minutes left for you...
UTC-10 (Hawaii): 11:49 AM, 11:49 - 12 hours, 11 minutes left for you...
UTC-9 (Alaska): 12:49 PM, 12:49 - 11 hours, 11 minutes left for you..
UTC-8 (Pacific): 1:49 PM, 13:49 - 10 hours, 11 minutes left for you..
UTC-7 (Mountain): 2:49 PM, 14:49 - 9 hours, 11 minutes left for you.
UTC-6 (Central): 3:49 PM, 15:49 - 8 hours, 11 minutes left for you.
UTC-5 (Eastern): 4:49 PM, 16:49 - 7 hours, 11 minutes left for you
UTC-4 (Newfoundland): 5:49 PM, 17:49 - 6 hours, 11 minutes left for you
UTC-3 (Brazil): 6:49 PM, 18:49 - 5 hours, 11 minutes left for you!
UTC-2 (Greenland): 7:49 PM, 19:49 - 4 hours, 11 minutes left for you!
UTC-1 (Cape Verde): 8:49 PM, 20:49 - 3 hours, 11 minutes left for you!!
UTC+0 (England): 9:49 PM, 21:49 - 2 hours, 11 minutes left for you!!
UTC+1 (Europe): 10:49 PM, 22:49 - 1 hour, 11 minutes left for you!!!
UTC+2 (Africa): 11:49 PM, 23:49 - 11 minutes left for you!!!

and the ones that already celebrated their 2026 and went to sleep:
UTC+3 (Russia): 12:49 AM, 00:49
UTC+4 (UAE): 1:49 AM, 01:49
UTC+5 (Pakistan): 2:49 AM, 02:49
UTC+6 (Bangladesh): 3:49 AM, 03:49
UTC+7 (Vietnam): 4:49 AM, 04:49
UTC+8 (Philippines): 5:49 AM, 05:49
UTC+9 (Japan): 6:49 AM, 06:49
UTC+10 (Papua New Guinea): 7:49 AM, 07:49
UTC+11 (Australia): 8:49 AM, 08:49
UTC+12 (Fiji): 9:49 AM, 09:49
SpeedBee411 6 months ago • 7 views •
so this is my understanding of each of these (correct me if i'm wrong):
normal people: will struggle to tell you a note or the interval between two notes

partial relative pitch: might be able to tell you the intervals between two notes and needs a reference to sing a note, but needs more training to fully master

relative pitch: knows all the intervals and can sing two notes without reference if they know the interval between the two and either the sound of the first one or the interval between the first note and something like C

partial perfect pitch: can identify and/or sing some notes without any reference, but it might take a few seconds to do so

perfect pitch: can identify and all notes without reference almost immediately

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