Fucking Nestle

I couldn’t speak to this specific machine and machines aren’t really my wheelhouse but a couple of great guys to follow on YouTube are Mike Israetel of Renaissance Periodization and Jeff Nippard. Both are really knowledgeable and speak in language that a layman can understand. Jeff is all about natural growth through “science-based exercise”. Ignore Mike’s nonsense or enjoy it, it’s mostly put on. He is extremely knowledgeable and cuts through a lot of the bullshit and mysticism around hypertrophy based lifting and physical fitness. From there you could probably find a basic 3 day program centered around machines.

Edit: I should also say, beyond being safe, the most important thing is consistency. Pick a schedule that actually works for you, at least 2 but ideally 3 days per week, and do that every week and in 6 months you’ll see noticeable results. The individual lifts matter much less for beginners.

Of course it is. A single dumbbell can help you get fit at home. This has a pretty wide range of capabilities, so you’re good in that regard. You’re probably going to want some help developing a program that works for you.

That’s exactly what it sounds like. I had to look up who the actress was and it sounds like she is upset about that. The unspoken communication she is trying to demonstrate with eye contact isn’t even well executed. She doesn’t look witchy at all, just like she’s holding in a fart.

Explains a lot of what‽ OP what questions are you asking‽

This has always been the case and isn’t news. They’re just putting it right in front of you before you hit the buy button.

That doesn’t change the fact that the very concept doesn’t allow time for recovery, which is counterproductive at best and actively harmful at worst.

This seems like an irresponsible and unsafe amount of lifting. Am I missing something?

I honestly don’t know. It just seems like a tiny bit of cooperation could vastly reduce the costs of game development for all studios involved.

He is baffled by the focus of assets. Thousands of people from across the world came together to create these beautifully meticulous visual details, yet nobody bothered to make sure the game is actually fun to play.

Also, I know I’m going to be gunned down on this hill but BOTW is boring. I have tried again and again to get through that game and can’t push myself beyond 10-15ish hours. It’s like everyone that is raving about it has never played a basic open world game before. It has a cool physics system but that can’t prop up the fact that the huge open world is just EMPTY and when you do finally find something to interact with it’s either 1)One of 4 enemy types that you can either use the physics engine to cheese or just whack at using the most basic combat system imaginable (and you’ll be punished for using with a broken weapon), or 2) an incredibly basic “dungeon” that involves 1-3 simple puzzles and maybe another boring fight.

To top it off the writing is absolutely atrocious, so you can’t even rely on that to drive you through the mediocre gameplay. I just don’t get it.

This is the thought that really stuck with me from the article. Even if it were through some kind of marketplace, couldn’t developers share assets for reuse across different games? You can’t tell me that an asset can’t be retextured or an animation tweaked to apply somewhere new and be virtually indistinguishable for a fraction of the cost of creating it from scratch.

It sounds like you’re describing the consequences of FOMO rather than the ruination of an industry.all of these issues can be circumvented by simply not participating.

You mean like alcohol?

,I feel like this one is context dependent. Sometimes it’s just acceptance of the situation.

“Wish it weren’t so hot outside, but this is Texas in August. It is what it is.”

Nah man it makes a really effective 40k Prequel.

Best Warhammer movie to hit the silver screen!

My man!

If you managed to cook a 17lbs brisket through in 7.5 hours (even pre-trimmed), you were almost certainly cooking too hot. I usually smoke at 225-250 for ~45-60min/pound. It’s not unheard of through and if you’re happy that’s what matters. I would recommend getting a quality thermometer and cooking to temp to be safe 195-210.

Definitely agree on the salt and pepper rub. If you want to kick it up a notch rub the salt and pepper on 24 hours before your cook and let it set in the fridge.

Edit: I see now that you have one of those Bluetooth thermometers in it.

What a stupid argument.

Minsc is getting a big punch up for the nostalgia factor. He’s a beloved character from the original games and has been featured in other D&D stories.