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I can understand where you are coming from- though I think you might be blurring the lines between conventional deadlifts and other forms which benefit much more than just your back. (rack pulls, sumo deadlifts, trap bar deadlifts) Deadlift
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I can't speak to powerlifting as it's never been my strong suit. I've likely only been to a handful of powerlifting meets and they only were for benchpressing. Deadlifting as an exercise is actually one of the three main lift
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Ex-professional weightlifter of about 10 years here, checking in to add a note. The whole section on physical health and deadlifting is borderline redundant. Don't get me wrong... It's an alpha exercise and you feel amazing doing
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I don't usually log in at work, but I feel this needs to be said since there's a few people in my life struggling with this. Psilocybin works great, and almost everyone I know with depression can attest to that- but without changi
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What do you mean by snitch? I think it's a perfectly valid reason to "snitch" if the driver was truly at fault. There's some great reasons for driver-facing cameras- and if one of those trade-offs is that drivers are les
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Agreed. Perform the ritual and summon the @dang for his opinion perhaps?
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I don't understand- how were they not being paid? If I had to show up for a 9 to 5 and there was 15 minutes of security screening, I'm showing up at 9 and getting paid for it, not showing up early. Am I OOTL on something here? Wer
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Reminds me of my mother-in-law's wedding photography business. She was struggling with the what-ifs of raising prices and losing her valuable customers. She took a business course and they recommended she double her price. Double. She
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Ease of use perhaps? WebTorrent is the application i recommend to anyone not-tech-savvy who wants to download and watch their favourite movies. Having a distinct play button for them to press and being able to watch immediately is a huge fe
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He/She might have a fair amount of luck throwing the BTC through scrambler/tumblers. These are services offered to mask your BTC address as other legit customers, making it much more difficult to track. That being said... There is
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Software consultant chiming in here. Deloitte is a dirty word that most people in the office react sourly to... This doesn't surprise me one bit.
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I'm getting quite sick of reading these blanket templated "I stopped using X and I feel great!" blog posts. Don't get me wrong, having more freedoms is an extraordinary thing. But everything has a valid use-case, includi
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Australian Government and businesses hit by state-based cyber attack, PM says
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Seems relatively risk-adverse. Glad they're providing more variety to their data transferral services, but this really does seem like an extremely niche system that not many companies will fully utilise.
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Don't know about you guys, but I think Zoom is the last place I'll be sending AWS secrets to my team over.
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The aboriginal elders of that area have already signed and agreed contractually to monetary benefits and agreed to support BHP's expansion. I'm aboriginal myself, and I'm sad to see these sites torn down... But as the traditi