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dhimes
4y ago
Agree. But the good thing is, you don't have to entirely give up your awesome turbo cartridge shave. I still will use one when I'm in a hurry or something. But my day-to-day shaving is done for far less money. I may buy a pack
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4y ago
Exactly my strategy. I take some time pre-treating my face, so I get about 4 days/blade.
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4y ago
Thank you. I love this.
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4y ago
Same, but usually with cheapo blades. Shark/Lord mostly (from Egypt). You can get cheap Gillette, but they're from Russia so you may wish to wait.
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4y ago
Thank you. I saw something about that downstream.
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4y ago
UPDATE: Farther downstream https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31154330 dahfizz explains that the poison pill only goes into effect if the board does not approve the purchase. If the board accepts the offer, the pois
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4y ago
Thank you. I was also confused.
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4y ago
This is interesting to me for a couple of reasons. One that is being discussed here in other threads is basically, "What does Musk think he can do that others before him haven't been able to?" Are we going to see a stroke o
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4y ago
Not OP, but I'm surprised. So thank you.
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4y ago
Colleges too.
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4y ago
The canonical Covid debunking came out weeks ago.
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4y ago
Reference to a great cult movie: They Live with Roddy Piper and Keith David.
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4y ago
For others: The ad claims that the news outlet that published the fact that the state website had teacher SSNs was part of the "fake news media" exploiting privacy for political gains. Apparently the SSNs were embedded in the pag
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5y ago
Cool! Thank you! Works great. Just have to remember to get rid of my signature as it has all my personal contact info lol
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5y ago
I totally agree. The iPhone was cool , but not really as useful as a Blackberry at the time. It took two-hands to use the iphone (kinda still does unless you use voice, which is noisy). The Blackberry thumb-wheel was ridiculously effect
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5y ago
Yep- this. And put a symlink to it. Then you can quickly switch versions to nightly or whatever you need.
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5y ago
I agree.
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5y ago
New Hampshire?
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5y ago
^^ 30-40 minute walk. Sheeesh. I need to go back to writing comments in a text editor first.
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5y ago
I can't edit, so I'll add this reply. I see that I really mis-typed above. Also, at nearly 60 years old, by basal metabolic burn rate (according to online calculators, so YMMV) is only about 225 calories per day. At my weight th
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5y ago
I tried it when I saw a recommendation from the (US) National Academy of Sciences to look into it more because the anecdata looked promising. I agree with you: The result of looking into it more doesn't seem as good as the promise.
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5y ago
As I posted in the intermittent fasting thread (which has never worked for me: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30627290 ), fitbit was for me the game changer. I've always lifted weights + cardio for exercise. Fit
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5y ago
Once again I'll post my contra-indications. I tried intermittent fasting twice; the second time I got my doc to go along with ordering a second blood test after six months. My glucose and cholesterol were both worse . I gained a fe
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5y ago
Thank you. That's the missing piece— especially the last sentence.
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5y ago
IIRC McDonalds had also been ordered by one or more judges to lower the temperature because a lot of people were getting hurt. They simply refused. Then the judge got this case and the rest is history (if mischaracterized by a remarkable P
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5y ago
hg ftw!
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This is where I am too. I'm thinking Putin is doing this as his last stand for his legacy. I expect that if he had done this swiftly he would have headed to the Poland border and maybe taken a right and headed up the Baltic (if he bea
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5y ago
And my point was that this should be illegal too.
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permanent, apparently unappealable This should be illegal. It's like a diner owner saying he's going to deny service to all terrorists and then denying service to anyone with brown skin because it's how he determines who i
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5y ago
Human moderators probably wouldn't have to intervene in most of it.
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