u/livyatian

Currently, writing my bachelor's thesis on development practices and software architecture, a lot of good general resources, but all the ones for dotnet seem extremely clickbaity or seem to use an illogical structure for the purpose of the application ie clean architecture for a to-do app without ever explaining why.

I am not nearly experienced and well-read enough to go into detail about a specific aspect in my thesis. The topic is intentionally broad, because I want to learn the general picture of mapping out the process of software design and deployment in the real world. I've only dipped my toe nail in this kind of thing during my internship where I worked on a small project using clean architecture and the why's and how's really interested me, so both my mentors(boss and thesis mentor) suggested this topic.

So the general thesis concept would be: "client has X problem, what design principles, architecture, code organization, etc do you choose depending on their requirements"

Also, there might be cultural(?) confusion regarding writing a thesis about something you don't know about, but in my country all university students need to write a thesis to graduate, so the threshold is far lower for our paper's, than other countries(I'm assuming at least), it's very common to just copy/paste documentation from frameworks you used for a personal project and be done with it for a thesis.

Like, no dude I was actually planning on flushing it down the toilet as soon as I bought it

The real automatic 35mm PRX is out of the budget, and the quartz version doesn't have AR coating.

Of course, if you like the look of field watches, they are attractive. This is completely subjective, but since this is a hot take, I will say flat out they don't look nearly as good as their price tags suggest. Of course Timex and Citizen offer really affordable field watches, and I would say those make sense, even if they're not for me.

But why in gods name would you pay a thousand or more for something like Khaki auto, when the entire point of field watches is being durable (fails), accurate (fails) and easily readable (somewhat passes, but glares too much and is still less readable than a digital). So why in gods earth don't you get a G shock, something that is actually still used by soldiers.

EDIT: again, IF YOU PERSONALLY LIKE THE KHAKI AUTO, there's nothing wrong with getting one and using it whenever you want. But if the only reason you get one is because: "well gotta have a mechanical field watch!" I disagree with that

I get that people don't buy watches to tell the time anymore, but if the entire shtick of a category is to be practical and accurate, but is surpassed in every way by a different kind of watch, that is actually used in combat seems so hilarious, since every collection seems to 'need' a field watch.

36mm case

39mm case

New to modding. Shouldn't the spacer be universal for all cases? The seller doesn't sell cases btw

Specifically the S100 since it fits my wrist size the best

As a Slovenian, almost all my friends, me included who work in this field develop dotnet projects for their respective companies, and it seems like a ton of content creator's, like Zoran on C#, are from the region

I have a 17.5cm x 15cm, when I first bought condoms, durex feel thin, they were waay too tight, so I ordered some xxl from a german grocer (dm) store brand called ritex xxl, and they fit well. I ran out and I want to buy some better condoms since I do not enjoy the sticky lubricant ritex uses, so I check the width of the condoms and se 55mm... regular durex(who were waaay to tight) are supposedly 56. So I thought I was a dumbass who couldn't mesure cirmufrance, I tried a new mesuring tape, printed the MySize pdf, used their phone mesurment. I EVEN CHECKED IF THE DAMM PRINTED RULER WAS THE CORRECT SIZE(19.1cm). All of it linked to a size 64mm+ condoms. SO HOW DOES A 55 MM FIT???

I haven't been able to find a watch that looks as good to me for this price point than the Skagen. I know they're known for being basically a designer watch in terms of quality, so do yall have any recs for similar styled and priced chinese watches?

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I got gifted some decants by a friend, and I wore Versace Pour Homme today. Two hours after applying I came into our pretty large living room, and my dad, who was on the other side of the room instnantly smelled me and told me to stop overspraying. I DID 2 SPRAYS! On what is considered a weak innoffensive fragrance. Are people into this hobby just noseblind or do some people just project way more than others?

Hi,

I noticed a lot of my outfits feel 'incomplete', I looked up similar styles online and I saw the reason was the lack of accessories on my wrists. I am definitely not the type who would wear bracelets or rings, so a watch would be my best bet, and I would probably get productivity benefits. I am less interested in the watch itself, but more so how it flows with most of my outifits, which is why I'm not asking this on a watch sub. I already picked up an expensive hobby of fragrance collecting so under 100 dollars would be great so I don't normalize spending too much on watches. The only requirement for it is that it should tell the time

But not too loud so it's still acceptable in office envirmonts

I've been struggling with mouth ulcers ever since I got teeth, tried literlly everything I saw online, or anything any doctor or nurse suggested, none of it worked. Until finally I found the solution!

What I found that causes sores in me is: energy drinks(even tho I drink a ton of diet sodas which ph is actually lower) and acidic fruit

The solution: taking 3-5 vitamin B complex suppluments THE MOMENT I feel one forming. If I miss the early window, it doesn't help at all. It doesn't go away, it just stays in that awkard painless stage for about a week.

Instant pain relief: homemade schnapps(vodka would probably work to) - gurgle it until your mouth is completly numb. Provides relief longer than anything I could get from a pharmacy or even rubbing salt or baking soda directly on it(it also hurts less)

I do not sweat at all during the day, and I reapply deodorant before I go workout, of course I also shower everyday(twice now in the summer). A lot of people reuse gym cloathes for more than once and that seems far more nasty to me than just using the shirt I was wearing before.

So I just got the 10 decants I ordered from HiddenSamples and the Turathi Blue one blew everything else out of the water, and I included some very popular and aclaimed dupes, so could it be that the Turathi is from an older batch that had more time to mature.

So for context I had absolutely zero interest in cars growing up, and unlike most young men I didn't even play GTA, I also delayed my license as late as possible(21). This wasn't an issue for me up until I started driving my friends around and I see they constantly notice exotic/higher end/obscure cars, even the model and year, AND THESE AREN'T EVEN CAR GUYS. I don't think I could even identify another vw polo reliably(my previous car), so I can never contribute to these conversations, and frankly it's embarrassing me not knowing the difference between Audi A1 and A8.

I don't want to larp as a car guy, I probably never will be one, but I at least want to be able to appreciate seeing and identifying rare cars as much as my friends. I am already learning about inner workings of cars(partially so I don't fuck up my manual)

I know to most of you, you never had to put in effort for these kinds of things, but if there is someone who was in a similar situation, I would appreciate some guidance. Thanks.

Also apologies if this isn't the right subreddit for this post