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Let’s try that again. |
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Sorry for the shock but I’m glad that you know now so you can be safe. It was a really big story quite a few years ago. ❧ Edited by MasterOfMagic at 2020-07-16 18:46:042020-07-16 18:46 |
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I’m happy to hear that! |
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Did your friend who bought the same set check? |
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If they don’t eat, drink, or smoke around their set, don’t let pregnant women or children handle the stones, understand that cleaning up a broken stone is more than just picking up the pieces, and wash their hands when they’re done playing the risk is minimal. Agreed that it’s not worth taking though. |
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Trying to move my daily tsumego into my phone since I’ll often forget and leave my book of problems somewhere that I am not. I used to use GoGrinder on Android but I have moved to iOS and am trying to see what is out there for that. I don’t want to spend the money on SmartGo Kifu yet. I’m half tempted to write something - say, port GoGrinder to Swift - but that’s a lot of work and I’m lazy… ❧ Edited by MasterOfMagic at 2020-07-20 01:50:182020-07-20 01:50 |
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I had some SGF files converted from “Graded Go Problems for Beginners” and a few other collections that I would put through GoGrinder for Android. |
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The number one thing holding me back is the regression in my reading skill from when I played much more often. It’s like a muscle that needs to be worked out in order to be strong. |
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I’m sorry that I haven’t been more responsive in this thread. I need to set aside time to digest what you’ve posted since my skills have atrophied, but I do see your posts. Thank you for posting to this zone. You’re not alone, even if it may feel that way sometimes! |
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Feel free to invite them to this zone if you think they’d enjoy it! |
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Love to grind tsumego and generalize the lessons I learn from them. That’s probably my favorite constructive thing for me to do in my downtime. |
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If your stones are yunzi then they might contain lead. You should get a lead test kit to see if they contain above the allowable level of lead. If they do, you should replace them. |
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You did! https://baduk.thread.zone/thread/6/1-50 Congrats again! |
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Hold the black stone up to the light. Let the light pass through it. Is it slightly green? Then it might be yunzi. If you’re not sure then get a lead test kit like this and test a few stones, even if they’re not yunzi. |
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