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  1. Yes and No. Depends who's running the system and I find if the first statement of Linux is followed by because it's so secure, usually means that persons system, isn't that secure. Someone said it pretty well once that it's like comparing air travel to car travel. Planes have a better safety rating in part because they're operated by professionals vs your avg person. Cars on the other hand are operated by people with widely varied levels of skill and experience. Linux in general has been successful as a server OS (what we use to run Vapor Talk ) so those who run it tend to be more tech savvy. Linux has a huge dedicated user base of experienced people and because it's open source, the bugs can usually be fixed quickly but that's not to say Windows isn't secure, it's very secure and a fantastic platform when set up and used correctly. I guarantee you if your avg person ran and installed Linux on a spare box in there home, at least while learning, someone on my dev team would find a way in just as easily as they would on a windows box.
    2 points
  2. GnarlyBooger

    Pearly Whites?!

    There is a youtube video out there somewhere where a guy takes a drag of a cigarette and exhales into a tissue, which left a big brown stain. He did the same with his vape and there was nothing left on the tissue at all except a little moisture.
    1 point
  3. VapeMama

    New Provari

    I have a satin stainless steel one. I bought a wrap for it so the finish wouldn't get damaged (hopefully). I am seriously considering getting another one when my 1 year Vape-aversary rolls around. Yeah, I'm hooked! The 'poor little MVP' is relegated to backup status.
    1 point
  4. Keystone 1048 battery tray is part of what ya need/want for dual 18650's mine just arrived yesterday
    1 point
  5. I just want to make sure here. Step 1 wrap the coil. Step 2 put it in the atty step 3 test ohms step 4 fire it and make wraps "clean" (touching evenly spaced hotspots etc) thats usualy when it smells for me from the oils on my hands or whatever residue is on the coils I dont fire it again until its all saturated and ready to go Step 5 re-test ohms (personally always do JUST to make sure everything is set) Step 5 wick it Step 6 saturate the wick Step 7 put top cap & vape Where in the process do you get the burnt smell?
    1 point
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