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vOv posted:i was kind of expecting it'd be a dating sim where you date actual tanks like that one pigeon game but nope pete - founder and sole engineer jeff - pete's son, don - pete's glenn - graphics guy, best on CL frank, walt, richard, bert, dale - various lawyers pete has talked to over the years
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vOv posted:i was kind of expecting it'd be a dating sim where you date actual tanks like that one pigeon game but nope whoah, they revived leslie nielsen??
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Daman posted:
tanku onna no ko
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http://techcrunch.com/2015/06/02/hidrateme-is-a-connected-water-bottle-that-will-glow-when-you-need-to-take-a-sip/
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Jun 3, 2015 05:26
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don't you get most of the water you need through food anyway
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why are there so many apps obsessed with "drinking enough water." on what planet are people constantly falling over from accidental dehydration
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i guess at some point, someone misinterpreted "humans intake the equivalent of 8 glasses of water per day" as "you need to DRINK 8 GLASSES OF WATER EVERY DAY or you'll DIE" and now millions of americans are living in mortal terror of drinking 7 glasses instead of 8 before the clock runs out, so much that kickstarter has special devices devoted to managing this fear you'd think one day someone would wake up and realize "hmm... i didn't drink my required 8 glasses yesterday... but i didn't die in my sleep... perhaps this isnt such a hard and fast biotruth after all"
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Jun 3, 2015 06:54
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pretty much. if you need more water you/your doctor will sort of notice
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Nagato posted:why are there so many apps obsessed with "drinking enough water." on what planet are people constantly falling over from accidental dehydration seriouspost: in the 90s some sports medicine research showed that athletes performed significantly worse if they were even a tiny bit dehydrated. this lead to people carrying around Nalgene bottles of water and chugging it all day every day. a secondary effect was that lots of women developed problems with incontinence, because they were drinking drat too much water. it's still valid for athletes, but it you aren't expected to perform at your physical peak, just drink water when you actually feel thirsty.
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people think they need to carry two litres of water with them every time they leave the house. because walking to your car is exactly the same as walking 10 miles across the tundra right?
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Sweevo posted:people think they need to carry two litres of water with them every time they leave the house. because walking to your car is exactly the same as walking 10 miles across the tundra right? but then other people that are actually walking across a country thing a pram full of peperami is ok
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MORE CURLY FRIES posted:pramerami
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axolotl farmer posted:
note: if you're hiking you should definitely drink water before you're thirsty because you're probably more dehydrated than you think
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sounds like that smart bottle is aimed for those who need reminding to drink water regularly. but if the bottle isn't in some anime babe shape, a sports car or maybe mines bitcoins, it's going to miss an important segment of their idiot clientele
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BeOSPOS posted:sounds like that smart bottle is aimed for those who need reminding to drink water regularly. but if the bottle isn't in some anime babe shape, a sports car or maybe mines bitcoins, it's going to miss an important segment of their idiot clientele what if it purified the water by the waste heat of mining bitcoins? maybe a car model that does dogecoins for the cobranding opportunities with nascar
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axolotl farmer posted:seriouspost: in the 90s some sports medicine research showed that athletes performed significantly worse if they were even a tiny bit dehydrated. this lead to people carrying around Nalgene bottles of water and chugging it all day every day. a secondary effect was that lots of women developed problems with incontinence, because they were drinking drat too much water. this was about the same time that electrolytes hit the mainstream and everyone started thinking that if they do anything more physically demanding than walking to the refrigerator they need to be downing 200cal of gatorade.
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Virion posted:what if it purified the water by the waste heat of mining bitcoins? maybe a car model that does dogecoins for the cobranding opportunities with nascar now that's what I call agua dulce!
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Shifty Pony posted:this was about the same time that electrolytes hit the mainstream and everyone started thinking that if they do anything more physically demanding than walking to the refrigerator they need to be downing 200cal of gatorade. Gatorade used to be worth a drat before they figured out they'd sell a lot more if they knocked the sodium back and add more sugar and keep playing to that sports performance angle.
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Just-In-Timeberlake posted:Gatorade used to be worth a drat before they figured out they'd sell a lot more if they knocked the sodium back and add more sugar and keep playing to that sports performance angle. but sugar quenches fatigue 
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it gives you the va-va-voom you need for all those exercises.
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sugar is really good for you if you are actively doing things.
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Bloody posted:sugar is really good for you if you are actively doing things. look at this loving chump who doesn't know about the keto diet
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the ketamine diet
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keto diets are cool if you have epilepsy
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they suck if you have diabetes.
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actually, the keto diet cures diabetes, and most allergies, and probably cancer
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only if you do locavore paleoketo
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i heard eating only pomegranates and pocky cures cancer
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I herd about ur moms diet 100% chugging dongs
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Bloody posted:only if you do locavore paleoketo while blasting those wods at ur crossfit box
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as a big supporter of bisphenol i'm happy people drink lots of water
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re water: lol that you gotta chlorinate your water so badly in america
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computer parts posted:note: if you're hiking you should definitely drink water before you're thirsty because you're probably more dehydrated than you think axolotl farmer posted:seriouspost: in the 90s some sports medicine research showed that athletes performed significantly worse if they were even a tiny bit dehydrated. this lead to people carrying around Nalgene bottles of water and chugging it all day every day. a secondary effect was that lots of women developed problems with incontinence, because they were drinking drat too much water. Both of these views are wrong and and I'm pretty sure no sports scientist worth a drat advocates this anymore. Athletes actually perform better when mildly dehydrated. Drink when you're thirsty. Listen to your body, not a loving bottle.
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kierrie posted:Both of these views are wrong and and I'm pretty sure no sports scientist worth a drat advocates this anymore. Athletes actually perform better when mildly dehydrated.
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listen to your body but also if you're thirsty and you're drinking water you might also be hungry or low on salt so add those things to your list of things to worry about or drink nothing but salted caramel coffee
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fuckin salted caramel, I can't get anything with caramel in it anymore without it tasting like the loving dead sea
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https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/707808908/gosun-grill-a-break-through-solar-oven-that-cooks https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-gobq-grill-redefining-portability#/story One actually seems legitimately cool, the other looks like a gigantic waste of money.
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i cannot imagine the solar one working well. the other one is kinda silly but probably a good application of materials
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solar cookers work fine in general, they're slow cookers though. the battery would just be to maintain a temperature after its had hours and hours in the sun so it doesn't sound too insane
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kierrie posted:Both of these views are wrong and and I'm pretty sure no sports scientist worth a drat advocates this anymore. Athletes actually perform better when mildly dehydrated.
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