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Probably lots of people but thanks for sharing this information. I on the other hand remembered to drink two large glasses of water before passing out last night, so no hangover for me.
You know when you're drunk properly, because you have difficulty focusing/co-ordinating, so you think that you'll get some sleep. But as soon as you turn out the light, the darkness starts to spin, making you even dizzier, so you have to turn the light back on to halt the "spinning" some.
At this point, you should remember to try and sleep face down. It's better to wake up laying in a puddle of puke, than not to wake up at all after you've inhaled your own vomit - though you wouldn't know, just your family and the friendly local ME/Coroner.
I stayed up extremely late working on my network and os. Drinking is not good for the serious hacker. It can lead to shaky nerves and impatience. Personally, I try not to drink anything harder than a milkshake or a warm chocolate.
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