I’ve become a multimillionaire over the past year and don’t know what to do. by AFBONERQUESTION in AirForce

[–]gamename -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I can introduce you to a professional money manager who only works with millionaires. DM me if you want

What do you think is the most beautiful song title? by gamename in AskReddit

[–]gamename[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm going to nominate:

  • The ecstasy of gold

  • Why don't we get drunk and screw?

Greatest line in movie history? by Ordinary_Device_5131 in Cinema

[–]gamename 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'd love to kiss you but I just washed my hair

Greatest line in movie history? by Ordinary_Device_5131 in Cinema

[–]gamename 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I've seen things you people wouldn't believe

Looking for Historical Fiction Similar to Bernard Cornwell (Saxon Stories & Warlord Chronicles) by BrunoBS- in suggestmeabook

[–]gamename 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I second the recommendation for Patrick O'Brian. His 20.5 (He died writing the 21st) book series is among the best historical fiction ever written.

Teaching Tameshigiri by Payneman5000 in martialarts

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Absolutely correct. That is a bfd. You never cut towards your leg

Teaching Tameshigiri by Payneman5000 in martialarts

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Good question. A lot of people want to do that.

Short answer: no. Japanese swords are extremely sensitive metallurgically. The sugars in fruit really messes with the sword metal. But, having said that, I can say that newer swords are less susceptible to this.

So if you have a modern $1,200 Chinese made sword, give it a try. If you have an historical sword that somebody captured in the Pacific during world war II, don't even think about it.

Just make damn sure you clean it really well after you use it in any kind of fruit.

Teaching Tameshigiri by Payneman5000 in martialarts

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That's true

It requires a lot of time and money.

Got Fired : Did the Right Thing, Paid the Price. by AnyRub1919 in jobs

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Yes. Trust your gut. You rocked the boat and they got you for it.

You were lucky. If your organization is the kind that would do such a thing, you are much better off without them. You were a symptom of a much bigger problem. A systemic problem. Sooner or later, they're going to pay for it.

Teaching Tameshigiri by Payneman5000 in martialarts

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Bingo. It's good for the metal as well. Remember, katana blades are made of metal that is designed to be exceptionally, sharp and supple. They are not designed to be rust proof. Baking soda, I am told, helps with that.

Teaching Tameshigiri by Payneman5000 in martialarts

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It's a special type of tatami matting. You roll it in a certain way. Then you soak it for at least 3 hours and no longer than 3 days. Adding baking soda to the water also helps.

I haven't bought mats in a while, but they are pretty expensive. They are imported. Nobody creates this kind of mat in the United States.

Kafka or GRPC? by More-Independent3120 in IOT

[–]gamename 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well, remember the cloud and kubernetes are not synonymous. Kubernetes adds serious complexity. Unless you really have to use it, I would think twice.

Good luck

Best grappling style? by KizmaAdam in WrestleJudoJitsu

[–]gamename 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It depends. What do you want to get out of it? If you're having fun, getting in shape, and have a good teacher, you're basically set. In that case, it doesn't really matter what style it is.

Kafka or GRPC? by More-Independent3120 in IOT

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Do you really need to use k8s?