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el_duderino_
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Comment #41036565
Just because you do not get any benefit from watching athletes excel does not mean it is devoid of substance. I find it inspiring to watch someone do something that they have spent…
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Comment #40970184
I was taught “junk” around 10 years ago. Shit, that makes me feel old.
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Comment #40962027
Is working with GitLab as nice as it sounds? Every time I read the employee documentation I get the feeling working there would be a great experience.
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Comment #40928610
Or fastenal, they have saved me a few times with odd requirements. Between McMaster, Fastenal, or even Grainger you should be able to find plenty of whatever you need.
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Comment #40833123
I recommend it fully! I learned to play at 32 and I am having a blast. Still some risk, but my local league is very laid back and we run very safe games. Being kitted out in protec…
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Comment #40833104
Of all the hockey injuries, this one rates pretty low for adult beer league if you just wear a cage. Wearing a full face cage reduces the risk of losing teeth to almost 0% chance o…
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Comment #40776058
Kitchen rat from 16-27 years old, worked shitty dives to fine dining. Realized working kitchens is not healthy or profitable long term so I made my hobby (tech) my career. Overall …
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Comment #40699133
The posters point was that crossovers are not true SUV’s, they are built on a sedan frame not a truck frame. It is pretty great when compared to the 20mpg average of a Tacoma truck…
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Comment #40472497
You can’t decide to be taller and start growing. You can decide what you put in to your body. It just takes work and discipline.
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Comment #40465748
You just demonstrated exactly what the comment was trying to express. Perfection.
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Comment #40461543
To be clear here, you were the one who broke the norms of the restaurant. If you had waited to be seated 99% chance of them treating you like you expect to be. As someone who worke…
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Comment #40448367
That has nothing to do with what I said.
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Comment #40448157
We already do eat grass. Corn, barley, wheat, oats, etc…
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Comment #40447416
I just want a small truck. I don’t need to haul frequently, but I do enough renovation work and landscaping that a truck bed is a huge quality of life upgrade. Some of us just want…
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Comment #40366843
That was a great episode. They do a great job crafting stories around the featured creature. And now I have “creature report” playing in my head.
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Comment #40299574
Thanks for all the fish!
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Comment #40255044
Former chef who still keeps up with friends still in the industry. Everyone I know loves using induction at home, but it hasn’t really hit the professional kitchen yet for a few re…
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Comment #40254428
I would have to have a really good reason to need to print rock gear instead of buying from a trusted supplier. Life safety gear is one of those things that isn’t worth the risk to…
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Comment #40134978
I started hockey last year. When I started I looked like Bambi learning to walk. Now I am at the point where I can hold my own in a game, I even scored a goal out last game! Learni…
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Comment #40117732
Why do you think we need the government to standardize batteries?
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Comment #40059948
The tumbler purge was worse than I expected…
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Comment #39962238
I personally gave up on e-ink and moved to an iPad mini. My Kobo could not handle large textbooks and pdf’s and would frequently crash or not render diagrams. Zero regrets since sw…
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Comment #39956514
Remember that for an engineers job to continue to exist there is a need to ensure that the product and systems are secure.