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easy_rider

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    Comment #13561129

    Surely it's not the other purpose. How about recovery and healing processed?

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    Comment #8412142

    Yep. If the reasons for leaving are mostly because of your managers are not being transparent, fair and honest. Don't tell. Just make sure you have job security before you will giv…

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    Comment #8221194

    I'm a Freelance webdev living in Amsterdam for my whole live (27 years). Worked for a few successful start-ups that moved on to become big players in their industry. As said, most …

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    Comment #8218556

    I didn't know any single USB 2.0 port could serve more than 500mA regardless? Alas charging through the powergrid is way faster than through your laptop. In any case I think that U…

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    Comment #7989551

    Thanks guys, typo indeed. [0] Here is a article [1] describing a setup involving this type of RGB light and the raspberry. It also covers some other type of RGB lights. The wifi br…

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    Comment #7988790

    I just bought 3 Miilight bulbs, and obviously after installing them I was like. Man my neighbours could probably control my lights... I also have a RF remote which operates on 2,4g…

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    Comment #7861841

    There is a huge problem currently with xtc-pills containing PMMA[1] in Europe. Also a lot of the deaths are during festival peak season. Overheating and as often a response drinkin…

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    Comment #7842371

    I'm glad i'm getting the news through a mutual friend like Erowid, and not the media. The BBC is responsible for labeling his empathogenic 2c-b as one of the most dangerous drugs t…

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    Comment #7708191

    Will it have Adobe Updater pre-installed?

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    Comment #7656673

    I think remote code execution and the easy method for payload delivery warrants a high level of concern.

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    Comment #7633393

    I fully agree with the sentiment. I've always been against TDD being pushed. Obviously as developers we love the stress-free appeal of unlimited time, test first, achieve 100% conf…

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    Comment #7633336

    nice downvote. Lots of donks here DIAGF.

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    Comment #7632944

    lol donkaments

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    Comment #7612858

    Some sushi/tepanyaki chefs on HN maybe?

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    Comment #7608900

    Haha, there are some funny ones though. Like this one [1] where he brings his entire collection of wetstones to show us how to sharpen a knife @ camp. [1] https://www.youtube.com/w…

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    Comment #7608894

    Correct me if i'm wrong, but wouldn't this allow for a smaller force lever, because the axe multiplies the forces and does not rely on the user to swing hard enough with the right …

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    Comment #7608791

    This is really cool. I've never split more than a couple dozen logs in my life but Ray Mears teached me to wedge the blade to the side on impact. This seems to emulate these physic…

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    Comment #7603848

    good for him

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    Comment #7603104

    Yes! haven't dived into it, but the possibility made me go for it regardless. Have been quite impressed with pg's performance with a lot of things you wouldn't want to mess with in…