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I don't know what to do.
My face is VERY dry. Specifically one cheek, my forehead, underneath my eye, and chin. For whatever reason my left cheek isn't dry at all. You can't visibly tell that the skin is dry by looking at it, no cracking, peeling, etc...
Started by BlondieChick22 on
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by 9 people.
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I have been using olive oil are allergic to either the cleanser... .
My eyes are so dry they hurt to blink.
My eyes are so dry they hurt.
Of the bottle? Do I wipe it off after or no? Mine is the same lately .
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I always just threw everything into the dryer in the olden days, and eventually ended up with shot elastic. I'd rather keep things looking a little fresher, but was just curious if you dry everything together or just the inserts. I'm thinking of line ...
Started by LottaLattes on
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by 13 people.
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You could....
The diapers are a little crunchy when they dry that way, but it doesn't really bother me.
I always hang dry.
I've got mostly kawaii take much space.
I almost always hang dry, and all my elastic is fine after 7 months of use.
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Hey guys,
This question has been bugging me. Is it better to dry fire your rifle if you do not plan on using it for a while so as to decompress the firing pin spring?
I would think that the answer to this question would be an overwhelming yes but I have...
Started by McNally M. on
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by 21 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at calguns):
Or, have another pistol as back-up, right?
For military surplus rifles, heck ya, dry fire to your hearts content!!!
I doubt you will break anything with those....
Dry firing a pistol, yeah, its a good idea to have snap caps.
McNally suggests.
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Dry suit confusion - choosing a dry suit Hi all
I'm asking, again, for advice. I'm looking for a dry suit because I like to and want to paddle all year round. Mostly I'm on open water or reasonably slow moving rivers. I've been looking around the Internet...
Started by bhofmann on
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by 19 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at songofthepaddle):
I have a 'full....
I was going to recommend a dry suit in winter!.
If you are alone, I would try the dry suit on in the shop to find the correct size and quality, make sure the water I travel on, and that was going anyway ! Now thats strange..
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I honestly don't know what to use next! My skin is so dry!! I use medicated lotions, deep moisturizing lotions and my skin just isn't absorbing it. Any ideas on what to try? I'm open to anything lol
Started by ASeki7 on
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by 6 people.
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Once a week we slather them with vaseline right before bed .
My H's knuckles get so dry they crack...
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I'm merging in a remote branch that may have a lot of conflicts. How can I tell if it will have conflicts or not?
I don't see anything like a --dry-run on git-merge .
Started by Otto on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Worry about the dry run:
$ git pull $REMOTE $BRANCH # uh oh, that wasn't right $ git reset --hard.
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I use olive oil as a moisturizer. The extra light tasting oil has the least olive odor. Don't use extra virgin, it has a strong odor.
Started by goldensun on
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I have not done is a VERY long time.) My skin is dry, but when spring hits the dry skin disappears levels to go very high (which I have not done is a VERY long time.) My skin is dry, but when spring hits the dry skin disappears....
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I keep hearing about the DRY Principle and how it is so important in ASP.NET MVC, but when I do research on Google I don't seem to quite understand exactly how it applies to MVC.
From what I've read its not really the copy & paste code smell, which I ...
Started by Elijah Manor on
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Normalizing data in a database minimizes redundant....
DRY.
Make sure that when you write code, you only write it one into another class and call it from there instead of repeating it in all the controllers .
DRY just means "Don't Repeat Yourself".
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Being a self taught programmer, I base most of what I do on KISS and DRY.
For me they encapsulate complex ideas well and DO help me to write better code.
What else should I know?
Started by DrG on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Encapsulate what Varies Program to an Interface rather than an Implementation (SRP) The Single Responsibility Principle: A class should have only one reason to change Favour Composition over Inheritance (OCP) Open-Closed Principle: Classes should be Closed... .
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I normally try to avoid duplication and adhere to the DRY principle. However, I'm wondering about a case like this:
public class Feature { final static String FEATURE_LABEL = "blah"; public void doSomething() { ... } ... } public class FeatureTest { ....
Started by Paul Croarkin on
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A different way to express what the others already have is good, and yes it is a valid use of DRY: if this value is going to end up in several tests you.
Can and should violate the DRY principle here.
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