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bluemetal
16y ago
I'm on an Asus EeePC 1000H and I adore it. I used to have another machine for gaming and other stuff but after I went about a year without turning it on I got rid of it. I like to plug mine into a larger external display and my wireless kb+
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bluemetal
16y ago
Other information: My diet is mostly chicken stir-fry with rice, or something based on baked beans for dinner. I'm trying to cut back on pasta because of weight gain but still have it with beans or vegetables once a week. I often miss break
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bluemetal
16y ago
You've certainly given me a lot to think/read about. The weights are 10kg, so that's about 22lb I think. Still, I will be buying more equipment when I can. Where I am staying I don't have room for a bench, so I've been slightly limited in w
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bluemetal
16y ago
Thanks for the response. Currently I am doing: mon - 100 bicep curls - 100 hammer curls tue - 100 shrugs wed - rest thu - 100 shrugs - 100 bicep curls - 100 hammer curls fri - rest sat - 100 shrugs sun - rest Several weeks in now and I have
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bluemetal
16y ago
I used to subscribe to one last year, but I just wasn't reading the whole thing. It was a pain to go online and find out more information, to participate in any discussions or to lookup words or terms I didn't know. Then I got Google Reader
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Ask HN: Free weights, do you use them?
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bluemetal
16y ago
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bluemetal
16y ago
Poorly designed augmented reality will distract you. But well thought out and relevant augmentation might just save lives. Keeping things minimal and training soldiers to use the systems (and I mean clocking up serious hours, like they woul
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bluemetal
16y ago
The wheels were rather impressive. I can't wait until they or something similar become the norm in personal mobility. Going to have the sweetest little scooter for going to the shops with when I'm much older.
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bluemetal
16y ago
there are strobe lights?? I missed that. I think you may have me beat, but I'm happy knowing that somewhere out there burglars are being terrified out of buildings by what is effectively a Disaster Area concert.
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bluemetal
16y ago
I'm no criminal, but I'd imagine they would use similar or even homemade versions of military/fireman gear. Surplus gas masks, oxygen tanks, scuba gear, a hose running out a broken window. As for getting around, very powerful handheld light
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bluemetal
16y ago
it depends, it would certainly act as a deterrent for first time thieves/incompetent crooks or until the system become commonplace. But as soon as some guys work out how to operate despite it, it starts to work to their advantage. The camer
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bluemetal
16y ago
1) a collection of autohotkey scripts (key remapping, fast toggling for show/hide hidden files, toggle selected text from upper/lowercase and a heap more) 2) sms reminders on google calendar (free!) 3) learning as many kb shortcuts to your
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bluemetal
16y ago
Oh wow. If you mention Simpletip in the contact form on Nick's site you get redirected to here: http://getafckinlife.ytmnd.com/ Classy stuff. (nick's site: http://www.nickstakenburg.com/ ) EDIT: I can't seem to get it to happen again. ED
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bluemetal
16y ago
caught myself at it while reading your comment, always good to know you're not alone
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bluemetal
16y ago
At my Uni (Australian) it seems I never get to work alone, more than half (maybe 4/5ths?) of all my work has been completed in groups. I have definitely been developing my teamwork muscles for the last two years. Although looking over past
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bluemetal
16y ago
How does one get a job operating this equipment? Or writing software to use on/with it.
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bluemetal
16y ago
tad sad I did't know about this years ago, thinking of all the things I wish could have lasted longer. oh well.
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bluemetal
16y ago
using chrome, is this broken for anyone else?
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bluemetal
16y ago
it seems to have a pool of test cases for each one, if you test it a few times you can try your luck against some different ones (including your 3 blues)
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bluemetal
16y ago
that can't be right, but it seems I can do it too EDIT: it seems to get a whole lot easier to read when i align the text left. when it was aligned right i was wasting time getting my eyes to the always shifting beginning of the new line
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bluemetal
16y ago
If anything I use frequently decided to implement this I don't think I would mind, so long as there was some key combination or option somewhere that would temporarily revert the UI back to it's initial state. Think that would be a must if
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bluemetal
16y ago
I use a few of these all the time, but I wonder how long until services get smart and start ignoring the dots or removing anything after a + in all gmail addresses they get coming in.
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bluemetal
16y ago
Thanks man, always like honest advice even if it's from 'random internet strangers'. That sounds, well, amazing. I had a few ideas a short time ago but I guess I'm not really very confident about my skills yet. But it's going on the whiteb
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bluemetal
16y ago
I have all the material possessions I can really think of, in fact I enjoy getting rid of things when I can. I want an experience and a reason to learn new skills. I won't just blindly run into any investment, I'd just like some advice on w
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Ask HN: What can I do with $1-2k (Australia)
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bluemetal
16y ago
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Ask HN: Help me on a fun little project?
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bluemetal
17y ago
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