u/anononabus

What's the max?

Commenting so I can find this later.

Commenting so I can find this later.

My golfing buddy got this same club in a charity auction. There's a cool back story with how if was made out of USSR missiles. Someone above already pasted the link.

Great club, makes a ridiculous sound.

I don't have any sources for this, but if it's anything like previous base closures, we probably left/gifted them for the ANA, who promptly GTFO'd.

I have a computer science degree and was fast tracked to management because of it. No one on my team has a degree. Just a few certifications each which your employer should be paying for.

Just get a foundational understanding of IT and then it's pretty easy to get into security.

Cybersecurity. My company starts our juniors in the 90's. They'll be making 100 on their 2 year mark. Then it's common to see 20% raises every 2 years after that if they jump between jobs. The current staffing issues have really helped raise our salaries. I'm ~60% higher than I was a year and a half ago. Most of my coworkers are right around that, several have doubled their salaries.

Very similar story to me. I ordered a size larger than I needed, when I tried to exchange they told me to keep the large one and give it to a training partner. Great company and I will be a customer for as long as they are around.

Where on peacock are you finding this? I only see a handful of major sports listed in the Olympics section.

Pentester/Red Team. Not really. It was awesome at first, then got really political. Don't do in-house work. Go somewhere where you are the product/revenue generating. You'll get treated much better.

Very interesting! Loved the interview.

Next upgrade, triple G9.

Muay Thai you get the shit kicked out of you. Jiu Jitsu you get the shit choked out of you.

Pivot that back foot. Allows you to rotate your hip - giving you some balance, reach, and power.

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I think there is an argument to be made for it being a western art, regardless of if we consider Brasil western, based off of the transformations in BJJ when it essentially created MMA. It's not the same art it was before MMA, which I think is widely regarded as entirely western.

It obviously started Japanese and turned very uniquely Brazilian during its formative years. Then when the whole UFC/proving the martial arts works phase came about, it evolved again due to the requirements of MMA, and continues to evolve to this day through MMA and BJJ competitions.

If you have an 8020, you can ask for the individual components to make a articulating keyboard tray/arm. The joint is about $20, then a smallish piece of 8020, then if you go to like Sim lab, they have a keyboard tray with the other joint you'd need for $40ish. You could also add a mouse pad for another $20. Just turned your Sim rig into a full on gaming setup that can be used for anything you might want to play.

You really dodged the coat hanger

You are the hemroid on the ass of society

Expanding on this. Try diabetic or Mediterranean type meals. Easy to do, you'll get 45-75 grams of healthy cards a meal, and it cuts out the crappy snack and drinks.

I dropped from ~250 to 205 doing this for ~8 months. Working our 3 to 4 days a week (combination of BJJ and weight lifting). Also kicked alcohol and all sodas.

Sucks at first if you eat a ton of carbs like I did. I felt like my energy was cut in half for a solid 2 weeks. After that I felt more energetic than ever.

Foster parent here. You don't need money to spoil these kids. Providing a safe and caring environment is more than enough. Just make them feel welcomed and like part of the family. Don't treat them like a foster kid, just treat them like a kid.

Thanks for the input!

This is a 2 part question.

1) How do most people obtain the cards in MTGA to build multiple competitive decks? This seems like a ton of packs and really not worth it. I'm having trouble pulling the trigger on building a second custom deck because I don't want to drop possibly hundreds more into this game.

2) Are the MPL pros stuck with the same card gathering system as everyone else? I've been watching a few of them stream on Twitch and there has to be thousands of dollars worth of cards in decks they have built. Are they really dumping that much into MTGA packs?

Those construction masks that they sell at home depot with the single strap around your entire head works really well for me. Used it for a 4 day trip a few weeks ago and had no complaints.

I'm going to rearrange the declaration of independence.