Go troll elsewhere, Blake. I asked a genuine question not befitting of your dimwitted response.
The reason I ask is because I have never had the bindings professionally adjusted. Yes, I know what DINs are; that doesn't mean I know what setting is best. I used dinsetting.com last season to adjust the bindings since I got my skis used, however I'm skeptical of those values since I keep popping out, as stated above. Many times, techs at professional shops will account for the type of skiing one will be doing, not just how good they are. Landing big cliffs and jumps in the backcountry will almost always warrant a higher DIN than inbounds.
Perhaps restating my question would be better. If I have my DINs at 10, the recommended value on dinsetting.com for a Type 3+ skier of my profile, is it normal that my skis would still pop out unnecessarily on hardpack with powder skis? Or, does anyone else have the same problem? I don't pop out in the backcountry unless I eat it badly, but it it is very annoying to be bombing down hardpack to catch one last chair, only to have my boot pop out due to the skis chattering. Perhaps there is another binding setting that I am overlooking that isn't set correctly for my boot?