exabrial

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by exabrial 1y ago
Just curious, do you know the active ingredients on the wipes? ... I wear socks. There's a lot of things holding back my climbing, proper diet, weight training, sticking to a plan, etc... socks are not holding me back pahaha.
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by exabrial 1y ago
I won't believe it until you try it on my belay partner's climbing shoes. Their shoes should be banned under the Geneva convention.
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by exabrial 1y ago
> vim over emacs Hell Yes lol
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by exabrial 1y ago
Do it. It would be the beginning of the end which needs to come. The only market they would have monopoly left would be USA, due to the lock-in of iMessage and encouragement of kids to bully others who can't afford expensive iPhones.
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by exabrial 1y ago
I’d sort of rather have the opposite: http over ssh. There’d be key pinning, multi streams, and many more cool things
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by exabrial 1y ago
Legal questions aside, thats another thread, hypothetically speaking, would a burning laser pointer be effective on these?
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by exabrial 1y ago
My next laptop will be a system76 no matter what... But pleeeeeease come out with a high-perf ARM model!!
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by exabrial 1y ago
> Under current regulations, airlines must ensure that families with young children are seated together without additional charges. I'm against rolling back all of the other ones mentioned, but this one, I don't have a problem
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by exabrial 1y ago
nice! thanks for the explanation
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by exabrial 1y ago
CIA called, wants their equipment back.
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by exabrial 1y ago
Whats the advantage/disadvantage? I generally use leastconn with haproxy (obvious why this isn't ideal, but it was better than pure RR) as some our posts either take 10ms or 5500ms
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by exabrial 1y ago
I like to call it "Selective Enforcement"
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by exabrial 1y ago
Ah I see now, "force experienced by rope" not "force experienced by climber" :)
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by exabrial 1y ago
LOL. Just wait until you see TikTok, SnapChat, Facebook, Apple, Google, etc.
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by exabrial 1y ago
Do you by chance mean 5kn, not 14kn? I believe thats the threshold of injury. I believe > 8kn is pretty much certain death, but I don't have a direct source. Actual tests: * https://web.archive.org/web/202507122
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by exabrial 1y ago
All I know is a triple fisherman's is nearly impossible to untie in 5.6mm UHWMPE after taking a whip on a sling made out of it. It's sort of comforting have the rock hard knot; it'll break the cordelette before untying. Inter
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by exabrial 1y ago
Also: useful. Packs used to have MOLLE/PALS strips and/or external pockets. Packs made now seem to have supersonic flight aerodynamics as the primary design feature… heaven forbid we add 20 grams of stitching/webbing for expa
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by exabrial 1y ago
> Ultralight culture seems a little nuts to the uninitiated. I prefer "Durable, but as light as possible", not the other way around. Most ultralight gear breaks after a few uses or when it is mishandled in anything-less-than-pe
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by exabrial 1y ago
My dream is we get pluggable execution runtimes (wasm, jvm, , LLVM IR?) with pluggable display tech (svg, html, opengl) and each tech JITs itself on your platform. While we do need a default “text mode” (html), js is not the answer to a com
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by exabrial 1y ago
Chatgpt just does it for everyone.
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by exabrial 1y ago
There is literally 0 worry. OpenJDK is fully open source.
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by exabrial 1y ago
For him it would be. Everything he does should be monitored.
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by exabrial 1y ago
Bro I’m not agreeing with it, single use plastics are ridiculous. The failure in replacements continues to be what problems they solve for the supply chain. Unless you want to eat at Applebees, a small, locally sourced, organic, etc restau
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by exabrial 1y ago
Is your shipment of drink containers stuck in a hot truck in Texas for a month? No problem! They’re plastic
745.
by exabrial 1y ago
Yeah that’s the problem. Plastic solves a logistics problem, not a structural problem. Are your Twinkies stuck in a hot truck in Texas for a week? No problem!
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by exabrial 1y ago
I lived at 10,600 feet for 6.5 weeks last summer, coming from essentially sea level. I felt like I was adjusted 90% adjusted about 2 weeks in, like I could walk at a normal speed. My Garmin watch agreed with this adaption. However, trying t
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by exabrial 1y ago
I feel like that tide is changing in general. Not that two wrongs make a right, but don’t forget Microsoft once sold “Linux Licenses”, and then there’s the whole SCO vs IBM debacle. Lawyer driven revenue streams are falling out of style, un
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by exabrial 1y ago
`sdk install java 21.0.8.fx-librca` No pre-core fee needed.
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by exabrial 1y ago
The JVMin in the last 6-8 years has been a powerhouse of innovation and cool features. Incredibly impressive!
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by exabrial 1y ago
You are incorrect fortunately. Western designs are safe, most Soviet-era ones are/were not. It's unfortunate that nuclear power still has this stigma, as it's like saying "all cars are unsafe" while comparing the cr

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