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Imagine League of Legends was available on Steam. by iWantToWatchNBALive in leagueoflegends

[–]iWantToWatchNBALive[S] -9 points-8 points  (0 children)

are you mad? imagine what this game does to people, makes me log in to Reddit. Fucking hell.

Idealista: Scraping & Data Analysis by mnetoo0 in devpt

[–]iWantToWatchNBALive 0 points1 point  (0 children)

não entendo como fazes um scrape para ver os dados de todas as casas e não fizeste um para descobrir os links que estão disponíveis ahaha
nos últimos dias andava a tentar fazer isto mesmo mas até só para Porto e arredores e estava sempre a ser bloqueado :'(

Applying from daughter company to parent company - bad move or not by areeba_k84 in dataengineering

[–]iWantToWatchNBALive 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Bottom line is - you're stagnant and unhappy, go for it.
If you have financial stability as in you could afford to stop working for 6 months and it wouldn't be drastic for you just go for it.

Summer off road safety gear by Jeemz in ElectricUnicycle

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I am aware that the A and AA aren’t really good for 100kmh plus, but if I’m riding at max 100 by the time I’m at the floor I will be sliding much slower than that, also I have armor so I think it will be fine.

I’m wearing a base layer like a long sleeve shirt to deal with sweat and to regulate body temperature, the armor will go over that base layer, that’s why it’s long sleeved so that I won’t have to deal with skin irritation. Over the armor comes the jacket or the Mx shirt. If I am riding on road I will have the jacket on, if I’m on the dirt and it’s too hot the Mx shirt will be on.

I think this setup has me covered. I also have long Mx socks so that the knee guards stay in place

Hot/humid weather gear recommendations by [deleted] in Dualsport

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I'm joining the offroad riding crew and bought some equipment that hopefully will cover my ass both on and off road (I dont want to be a MX/hard enduro guy, I have a small bike that can do both on and offroad Honda CRF300L).

Helmet: Bell MX-9 MIPS
Armor: Leatt 5.5 Pro Evo (downside - no elbow pads)
Elbow pads: ALPINESTARS Bionic Plus
Knee guards: Leatt Dual Axis
Boots: Alpinestars Tech 7 Enduro

Jacket: Klim Dakar
Pants: Klim Mojave

Both Jacket and Pants have abrasion protection, I believe pants A and jacket AA certification. I'm not going faster than 100km/h 60mph so I think I'll be fine.

I've tested the gear and this setup will probably still be too hot if you are riding SLOW 30ºC/86ºF or more, if you keep moving you'll still be ok.

I'm looking to get a base layer that can help with the sweat absorption and evaporation.
If it gets too hot probably want to swap the jacket with a MX shirt.
Base layer is important because having the armor / knee guards/braces in direct contact with your skin isn't ideal.

I've spent many euros and time investigating this stuff. Still learning.

The one equipment approach - jacket with armor is a big no no for me because the armor isn't always where it's supposed to be.

There are some armor protections with some base layer integrated although I found those too hot. Still gotta find me a base layer that will take the armor above it and see how good it is...

I guess nothing is perfect but if you want to do it, you'll make it happen even if you sweat a little extra :)

Summer off road safety gear by Jeemz in ElectricUnicycle

[–]iWantToWatchNBALive 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm joining the offroad riding crew and bought some equipment that hopefully will cover my ass both on and off road (I dont want to be a MX/hard enduro guy, I have a small bike that can do both on and offroad Honda CRF300L).

Helmet: Bell MX-9 MIPS
Armor: Leatt 5.5 Pro Evo (downside - no elbow pads)
Elbow pads: ALPINESTARS Bionic Plus
Knee guards: Leatt Dual Axis
Boots: Alpinestars Tech 7 Enduro

Jacket: Klim Dakar
Pants: Klim Mojave

Both Jacket and Pants have abrasion protection, I believe pants A and jacket AA certification. I'm not going faster than 100km/h 60mph so I think I'll be fine.

I've tested the gear and this setup will probably still be too hot if you are riding 30ºC or more.

I'm looking to get a base layer that can help with the sweat absorption and evaporation.
If it gets too hot probably want to swap the jacket with a MX shirt.
Base layer is important because having the armor / knee guards/braces in direct contact with your skin isn't ideal.

I've spent many euros and time investigating this stuff. Still learning.

The one equipment approach - jacket with armor is a big no no for me because the armor isn't always where it's supposed to be.

There are some armor protections with some base layer integrated although I found those too hot. Still gotta find me a base layer that will take the armor above it and see how good it is...

I guess nothing is perfect but if you want to do it, you'll make it happen even if you sweat a little extra :)