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r/indoorbouldering•

Hi! So a year or so back i was watching some womens bouldering competition (world championship/cup) and i saw a move that amazed me. I’ve been trying to find a clip to show a friend but no success there.

I hope somebody here can help me. I remember that the move had a name and that several of the climbers did it, so it wasnt just a one time thing. So i thought i’d try to describe it and see if somebody here recognizes it and can help me out!

The move started with the climber hanging by only the left hand on a jug. The next step was to put the right leg over the left arm(the one thats holding the jug), in order to get the body higher up.

Does that description make sense?

I hope somebody

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r/GemTD•

I'm getting the dire victory screen immediately after starting the game, anybody know of a fix for this?

Edit: Guys i didn't know what to do with my life for a while there but the game is finally back again. PRAISE BE TO THE GEM GODS

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r/Fitness•

Hey guys, i'm hoping you can shed light on something i'm curious about after watching Athleans recent shoulder exercise video

It seems to me like he goes against a recommendation i've seen both here and in a Rippetoe video(starts at the 7 minute mark). The tip being that you should shrug your shoulders at the top of an overhead press to avoid impingement.

Athlean recommends keeping your shoulders down when doing shoulder presses to keep the focus of the exercise on the delts. (I do realize that the exercises are a bit different)

Does this advice go against what Rippetoe says or is there some differe

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r/shadowofmordor•

With the DLC's and what not. The thing that put me off getting the game previously was that the gameplay didn't seem to be very challanging. There was this one video of a a guy literally pressing dodge with his nose and being immortal, does it still work that way?

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r/AskElectronics•

Hi! So i'm not that knowledgable when it comes to electronics and i need to check the voltage in my cars battery. The ranges on the multimeter i've got are as following:

VDC: 200m, 2000m, 20, 200 and 600.

VAC: 200 and 600

ADC: 2000μ, 20m 200m and 10A

Ohm: 2000k, 200k, 20k, 2000 and 200

And then there's a section called BAT. (i think it's for battery) With 9V and 1.5V ranges.

Can i check the voltage in a 12v car battery with this? And also if the generator is providing electricity to the battery?

I hope i didn't make too much of a fool of myself with stupid questions here, some help would really be appreciated! :)

Edit: Cools, everything working :) thanks for the help everyone!

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r/techsupport•

Nowhere else that i've tried, anyway (VLC, spotify, youtube, WMP)

But i'm getting sound in both Diablo 3 and Dota 2 (didn't try any other games yet)

To start from the beginning, i just bought a new motherboard and unlike my old one, this doesn't have a slot for an optical cable so what i'm using is 3 analogue ones(front, rear and c/sub)

The motherboard(with the sound card built in) that i'm using is Gigabyte Z170 Gaming K3 and my speakers are Logitech Z5500 5.1.

Now, i'm not exactly an audiophile so there's probably some really dumb solution i'm missing :) A helping hand would be super appreciated!

Edit: Solved! The "Front" cable from the sound pod was supposed to go to the green "aud

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r/buildapc•

Hello! :) So as the title says.. Ill start with the parts i have already;

GPU: ASUS GeForce GTX 970 STRIX 4GB DirectCU II OC

Memory: Samsung 120gb SSD and some super old 500 gb HDD

Some roomy case(cant find the name for it), there shouldn't be any issues with fitting things i think

And what i hope might be a not too stupid list of things i consider buying;

RAM: Corsair 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 2133MHz CL13 Vengeance LPX

CPU: Intel Core i7 6700K 4.0 GHz 8MB

PSU: be quiet! Dark Power Pro 11 650W

MoBo: ASUS B150 PRO GAMING

Right! So like i said, i'm not very knowledgeable at all about these things so i'm not really sure about anything here :D

For example; the PSU, is it enough for

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