Post number #343867, ID: 55ee9b
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Big knives, to cut meat and vegetables, eg onion
Post number #343921, ID: 253b32
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Obviously, the Linux™ brand™ knives™. They're open-source and far superior to those dirty MS knives, you pleb. God, if you posted this question on Stack Overflow, I would be raping your face IRL with my technological and intellectual superiority by now. leave the internet to the big boys sweatie *drinking tea gif*
Post number #344229, ID: bbda9a
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My knives can run doom!
Post number #344248, ID: 66dfa1
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Use knives and save lives
Post number #345262, ID: 6f6141
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I wish I had more knives someone stole all my good ones and all I have left is my pocket knife and a few shitty folders
Post number #345304, ID: b3f4de
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I have some random military like knife, should get something more compact and better
Post number #345308, ID: bd8e70
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Butter knife [www.github.com/jakewharton/butterknife]
Post number #345311, ID: 49ebbe
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What is knife?
Post number #345378, ID: cce7fe
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I love the flip knife in my pants. It's made of meat and blood and can fire a liquid e.g. in your face... So my knives belong rather to /d/ than /tech/ :)
Post number #346540, ID: 4bc983
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I use a FLEX knife. It can saw boats in half!
Post number #346550, ID: 67c98c
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Not really a knife guy but a friend of my recommended a CRKT. So I bought a CRKT Fire Spark and 3 years or so later I still regularly use it. It's great for majority of my normie usage.
Post number #346695, ID: 2f05ca
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>>343862 no, they aren't
Post number #346785, ID: 377804
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A regular Butterfly-knife
Post number #347340, ID: 6f6141
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>>346785 I wish I could find a good one for less than like $200 legend has it squid industrys is working on releasing a live blade sometime soon
Post number #347581, ID: 4c98e5
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Do you use them for self defense? In that case a taser sounds like a better option
Post number #348936, ID: 6f6141
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>>347581 not sure if this is for me but where I live you can't carry a knife for self defence, you can open carry it or a rifle, we have conceal carry for handguns, but a knife oooooohh no
Post number #348937, ID: 08708e
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I use a neat code repository tool called kit. The build server runs on OpenKnife, so it's always on the >cutting edge.
Post number #350294, ID: 0f2d3f
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>>348937 i had a knife that was so sharp that now i can't>C# *laughing intensifies* (sorry for shitposting)
Post number #350588, ID: fe4b34
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Benchmade mini griptillian in sand with a black tanto blade and custom titanium deep carry clip. Really really nice, been beaten to shit and it's still going strong. In total, it cost me $150 (usd). Not cheap, but not unreasonable, especially considering the lifetime warranty.
Post number #351291, ID: bc4259
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>>350294 It seems that you are living your life... >on the edge
Post number #351569, ID: c97d55
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I use the 1000°C Knife, cuts right through everything. It's as hot as the sun, but not as hot as the views those motherfuckers get from doing these videos.
Post number #353518, ID: 2ea9ec
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How do I install gentoo on my ceramic knife? I just want to cut butter and asparagus with the same blade, without having to make watermelon sculptures!
Post number #356391, ID: fcbe83
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Theres a 10 inch Wustoff in the drawer of my kitchen that gets treated religiously. Perfect for dicing and slicing and keeps an edge super well. Every month I'll spend a solid half hour sharpening it on some whetstones and let me tell you: A good knife thats well taken care of is the best tool in any kitchen.
Post number #356481, ID: 0f2d3f
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>>356391 >remember that in my kitchen knives weren't sharpened like years >oops
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