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by snozolli 1y ago
at the speeds I'm going < 20 mph At those speeds, I wouldn't worry about a full-face helmet. Those are completely ordinary cycling speeds for a road cycling enthusiast. Your primary risk is probably rear and side impacts.
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by snozolli 1y ago
on my wrong side What's a wrong side? I couldn't see his motorcycle both from my rear vision and side mirrors. You seem inattentive. The motorcyclist didn't "sneak" into a spot, he simply minded his own busines
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by snozolli 1y ago
Simply not drinking and riding wildly improves your odds. ~20 years ago, MCN published that 70% of single-vehicle motorcyclist fatalities involved alcohol.
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by snozolli 1y ago
It was a scripted joke and the voice was added in post.
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by snozolli 1y ago
About the time that I graduated from college, I'd developed bilateral tendinitis in both wrists. It took me years of physical therapy, habituating stretching, breaks, and new exercise, along with a string of different types of keyboar
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by snozolli 1y ago
They're not offloading it onto the politicians. The people voting them into office certainly are.
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by snozolli 1y ago
Take this with a grain of salt, because I'm just some guy who read your comment, but I think you might want to look into things to help you relax somewhat in these situations. Meditation, focused breathing, L-Theanine, and even beta b
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by snozolli 1y ago
Children shouldn't have unsupervised access to the Internet. Stop off-loading parenting onto politicians who infringe on liberty in the name of a (false) sense of security.
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by snozolli 1y ago
Even natural bodybuilders go through cut and bulk cycles. Yeah, the ones who are actually prepping for competition. They sacrifice some of their gains to get as lean as possibly solely for the purpose of showing in a competition. Anyone
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by snozolli 1y ago
Since when? Since Internet dorks started usurping terms used by chemically enhanced bodybuilders. Why wouldn't it apply? Because of what I just said. If you're not chemically enhanced, then you just eat a consistent, slight s
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by snozolli 1y ago
I eat fast food multiple times a week This doesn't mean anything. Just like improving your climbing, what matters is consistency. Count your calories and macros and you'll see that your total intake is reasonable. The process
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by snozolli 1y ago
If you eat 4k calories but burn 5k, you'll lose a lot more weight than if you ate 1000 and burned 2000. Each of those is a 1,000 Calorie deficit. if you measure a body builder during a bulk Incidentally, the terms "bulking&quo
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by snozolli 1y ago
You can hop on a plane and go from a driving-city to a walking city, look around and see the difference. I can't accept that this doesn't matter. It's a whole lot easier to hit up a drive through or grab a tub of ice cream
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by snozolli 1y ago
Maybe the public commitment method would help. I kind of think that's fundamentally what makes college inherently motivating. This is about weight loss, but I think it can be applied to anything: https://www.medicspot.co.uk
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by snozolli 1y ago
I would also suggest not tying the visa to a particular employer. The current system makes H1Bs easier to exploit.
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by snozolli 1y ago
Reminds me of the Texas Instrument Chronos, which was a watch that existed solely to promote the MSP430. I think it was released around 2013. Looks like it's no longer in production, but you can find them used around $40.
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by snozolli 1y ago
I'm not the guy you asked, but given the way that things are going right now, if you're currently gainfully employed and not miserable, then you should continue banking money for as long as you can. For every romantic story you re
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by snozolli 1y ago
it always eventually downloads everything I have the opposite problem: I absolutely cannot get it to download everything. What it does do, however, is constantly re-download mail, to the point that it's extremely slow and regular
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by snozolli 1y ago
1997 was an absolutely phenomenal year for movies. Life Is Beautiful, Boogie Nights, Jackie Brown, Titanic, Donnie Brasco, The Fifth Element, Good Will Hunting, As Good as It Gets, Austin Powers International Man of Mystery, Gattaca, LA C
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by snozolli 1y ago
There are a lot of things that bother me in recent movies. I feel like there's a "yay, we're making a movie!" attitude, where people are more concerned with proving that they're part of a culture rather than simply
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by snozolli 1y ago
GP said major publishers. There's nothing stopping you from printing out your book and spiral binding it by hand, if that's what it takes to get your ideas into the world. Companies having standards for what they publish isn&#
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by snozolli 1y ago
I never went to parties like this. I wasn't socially marginalized, I just wasn't one of the popular kids. Popularity at my school was closely tied with wealth and family status. A relatively tiny group of people lived this sort
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by snozolli 1y ago
I don't think you know what straw man means. He was killed by a crashing helicopter, not a car. People expect cars on the road, not helicopters. Deaf people cross the road all the time. People wearing headphones or earbuds cross th
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by snozolli 1y ago
Thank you for the excellent example of victim-blaming. Tell me, what does a failing helicopter falling out of the sky sound like? I need to know what I'm supposed to be listening for.
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by snozolli 1y ago
This reminds me of the story of the young man who was walking to get his mail when a helicopter fell out of the sky and killed him. Articles immediately blamed him for listening to his iPod, as if regular people know the subtle (?) sounds
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by snozolli 1y ago
Your reply seems disingenuous, like marketing-speak. You're telling people "I have a solution to your chronic pain" and then they read the article only to find out "tune in next week for the next bread crumb". Chro
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by snozolli 1y ago
I had terrible acid reflux at night when I was in my 20s. It was awful. I was getting a couple of hours of sleep per night, then waking up in terrible pain, stuffing down plain yogurt under a doctor's orders, and sitting up on a sofa
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by snozolli 1y ago
It has no connection to modern software engineering. It's a clever and irrelevant trick for 99.999% of programming jobs out there. Stop asking these asinine questions and ask questions relevant to real-world software engineering. Sof
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by snozolli 1y ago
I don't agree with that. I first heard CUI used to describe software like the Turbo Pascal IDE. I believe that "CUI" came about when GUI was coined to describe the modern graphical interface like Windows and Macintosh. Tha
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by snozolli 1y ago
and screen reader support If you look at how classic Win32 applications are constructed, I don't think you need anywhere near the support for screen reader software that you do with modern applications. All of the elements of a dial

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