u/IMightLiveInBritain

Have you been yet or no?

When I looked at doing this I got told in no uncertain terms it was all the doctor. She then let slip she'd only do some of it then let someone else do the rest.

It's just an industry full of emotionally manipulative people tbh.

That's debatable. It's far too common for non medical staff to perform the procedures

Um

I love your optimism but I do fear its naivety.

I hope to be proven wrong though!

Well that's untrue. A good transplant is still very expensive.

Really? Mine is way slower. Do you know where to get the zips from?

Also it's been about a month now.

Tbh this is just your salon being irresponsible it sounds like. Promising a month immediately is just bad. And I really dislike how most places don't offer any form of training.

Knowing how to deal with little issues gives you a lot of confidence. Especially when you've had to do some of it.

I'm also.. And this is important.. Not in the mind to give a toss what others think. Unfortunately this takes 15 years off my age and I'm soon to be married to an amazing girl who's fine with it. I just have some issues with it to resolve tbh.

Buzz it and try some moisturiser and some squalene oil. Post over at skincare addiction UK for some tips

Have you not seen his salary?

Wipe off and then reapply? I just apply my lrp shaka on top of what's already there?

Just out of curiosity what sort of toners are beneficial for dry skin types?

Interesting. I should work out how this works with.Net but it should be easy enough.

I never knew this thing existed!

Have you got an example? I was just thinking the same.. But with unit tests etc

If something goes wrong (and it does) then who bears the cost? The Devs who have to give up potential weekends.

Yes you can jn theory dial up testing and tooling but in the real world sometimes it's a compromise to make.

I can't agree with this more.. But not in personal time.

What a load of crap. On one hand they say that things are great and won't go wrong. Then they say that when they do go wrong you should be able to debug the issue.. Well guess who would be doing that evenings and weekends?

This is some contrarian bs. No deploy Fridays costs nothing and can save a lot of personal time

Honestly azure is far more DevOps than Aws will ever be. If you want collaboration between dev and ops what is more so than being able to publish directly from your IDE?

Wow that looks great. Any more?

This has been on my list for a while, but I assume its mostly useful for library Devs?

I am trying to get that work flow.. But only one person has the rights to implement that on github and they're just not doing it.

I'll try this thanks. I think you're understanding me.. I know who wrote the code.. I just now need to know who pushed it between branches (rebased, etc)

That is my exact issue with the shaka sunscreen. I don't feel like I am protected! It's really good.. I just have to hope it's working!