1. Strawberry jam is a sweet preserve made from strawberries and sugar. It's typically spread on bread or toast.
2. (sometimes abbreviated SJ) Popular mod from the game Celeste. Has 5 lobbies with up to 20 maps each and a "final challenge" which combines elements from every map
1. you should try eating strawberry jam its so good ngl
2. well if you're looking for a popular Celeste mod you can't go wrong with SJ
Compact Claustrophobia is a Minecraft FTB (Feed The Beast - not the being angry one, but the custom challenge map making heavy use of mods) modpack. Its premise is based upon being stuck in a small bedrock hallway and entering a 3 by 3 by 3 room. In this room, you craft materials to create larger rooms (5x5x5, 7x7x7, 9x9x9, 11x11x11, 13x13x13) and automate many tasks in a heavily modded playthrough. The player (in an ideal playthrough) eventually gets access to a bedrock pickaxe to break the bedrock chamber they spawn in, and continue to progress in the Overworld (if they wish to) and beat the Ender Dragon by use of an "End Cake" that teleports you to the End.
Compact Claustrophobia is a Minecraft modpack based on the Compact Machines mod that allows you to fit rooms inside a single block.
"I escaped Compact Claustrophobia and all I got was this lousy T-shirt"
I finally got a Nuclear Furnace in early-game Compact Claustrophobia and it is like 70 times faster than a regular furnace lol
If you don't go the way of automation in Compact Claustrophobia, you will go through a long and hard slog of manually grinding (or macroing if you're into that for some reason).
Compact Claustrohpobia without Click Machine is like doing pushups on your knees, it just doesn't work out
Abbreviation for Solar Express from the popular Strawberry Jam mod for Celeste
Sumber = Pumber + Solex
Solex core hypers my beloved
Splipped droost is an abbreviation which stands for "spike-clipped dream boost". It's notable for being the "only" time anyone uses the term spiked-clipped (usually just saying spiked) and dream boost (which just isn't a real thing) and refers to Madeline's hitbox passing through a dream block but not her hurtbox.
The whole concept of a splipped droost (usually) is a bit of satirically poking fun at the Celeste community's tendency to abbreviate many techs (e.g. wounce → wallbounce, cassoosted fuper → cassette-boosted feather super, roboboost/mb6fbhsphdrcb → moving block 6 frame bunnyhop subpixel hyperdash reverse cornerboost, dryper → dream hyper, swoosted fyper → swap block boosted failed hyper, gwoost → grounded wallboost, spop → spiked ceiling pop)
In Celeste (Not SSMB), a wavedash is a down-diagonal dash into the ground followed by a jump. If performed correctly, it should give you 325 pixels/second horizontal speed and 52.5 px/sec vertical speed. As one of the simplest speedtechs in Celeste, mastering it is essential to getting started in many modded maps, and especially Farewell. Some variants include hyperdashing, superdashing (not to be confused with the Superdash 'Variant'), demohypers. They can also be reversed and extended
"Looks like a reverse wavedash into bumper boost to me!"
"reverse wavedash>ultra>reverse auto super>reverse wavedash while inside the circle>right down diagonal while inside the lower circle"
Quadratic equation with quadratic coefficient a, linear coefficient b, and constant coefficient c. Common way to represent a quadratic (as well as sometimes with the square completed, or with a quadratic coefficient and roots)
ax^2 + bx + c <=> 2ax = b + sqrt(discriminant) or b - sqrt(discriminant), where the discriminant equals b*b - 4*a*c
Used to have fun content. Now the kids all gets abused to 'stay on the camera' and the parents have complete control. - mini-documentaries on YouTube about the family
Thanks to cancel culture (I can't believe I'm saying that), a lot of content concering abuse in Ryan's Toy Review have come out.