Dark Souls 3 PvP Technique: Reverse Quickstep by Th3Wh4mmy

Steps:
Target your enemy
Move backward
Release target and then press L2

Especially thanks to PeteThePineCone who helped me to discover this technique

In action: https://youtu.be/0wtT-9mQPQw

f.lux just received a big update after years in development. Tons of new features and bug fixes.

f.lux has been updated to a new version

It’s been a few years since f.lux got an update, but this new version is finally out of beta. We have a ton of new features and bugfixes to tell you about, and we hope you enjoy trying them out in the new version.

Big new cool stuff

1. f.lux can go warmer than 3400K now, down to 2700K. Or even 1200K if you really want it to.
2. Support for color profiles from a hardware calibrator
3. Movie mode. This setting warms up your display, but it preserves shadow detail, skintones, and sky colors better than f.lux’s typical colors. It lasts 2½ hours, which lets you watch most feature films
4. Disable until morning, for late-night crunch mode
5. A new “darkroom” mode, which inverts colors and gets very red
6. A map to help you find your location
7. Hotkeys to dim your display (Alt-PgDn, Alt-PgUp) late at night, so desktop users can dim too
8. A hotkey to disable/enable f.lux quickly: Alt-End
9. If you have a laptop, f.lux gets warmer when your backlight dims, like an incandescent lamp
10. A simple schedule for Philips Hue, so you can f.lux your house

f.lux has been updated to a new version

The Most Valuable Uses for Facebook

Facebook is a known productivity killer. However, it has one advantage over other apps: everyone uses it. You can use it for more than just cat memes and baby pictures. Here are some of the most useful things you can do.P

As a side note, many of the features we'll talk about are available on different versions of Facebook, but we'll be looking at them in the newest layout featured here. If we discuss something that isn't available to you, sign up for the wait list and the redesign should roll out to you before long.

Not Just a Useless Time Suck: The Most Valuable Uses for Facebook

Make the Ultimate Pizza at Home with a $5 DIY Brick Oven

Pizza stones (or, alternatively, unglazed ceramic tiles) give pizzas, breads, and much more a marvelous crust. Use two layers of pizza stones or tiles and you can turn your oven into a brick oven of sorts.P

A pizza stone distributes the heat evenly in your oven, and with the pizza on top of the stone, your homemade pizza will have a great crust. As Instructables user NHLavalanche shows, however, an upper layer helps trap more heat, browning the top of the pizza. Here are some tips if you're using ceramic tiles instead of pizza stones:P

You'll need either 2- 12" pieces of UNGLAZED Ceramic quarry tile or 8 pieces of 6" tiles. Again- they ABSOLUTELY HAVE TO BE UNGLAZED. I purchased mine several years ago from a very well known chain (big box) hardware store for 50 cents a piece. That's $4+ tax for the whole thing. ...

We want to arrange the tile in the oven in two layers. The base layer will create the amazing crust we want, while the top will help increase the temperature within the pizza's area by creating radiant heat from the stones above. It will also aid in getting a beautiful, lightly burned top crust.

Place the stones into the oven while it is cold and bring up to the highest temperature possible... 500 Degree F is mine. I let the over preheat for about 45 minutes to get the stones very hot. P

While you probably won't be able to achieve true brick oven temperatures with this method, $5 is all it takes to get more evenly baked, closer-to-perfection pizza and other baked goods.

Via: http://lifehacker.com