Thanks for the info! I knew they used glue to keep the lug nuts on the wheel, but I’ve often wondered why the threads don’t bump the lug nuts off the wheel when they mount the wheel. This part explained it well:
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I found the one that notifies freebies from r/GameDeals annoying. It’s mostly posts about “free weekend” or “DRM Free”. And when there is a legit free game, it’s usually trash.
If your on PC, you’re better off using https://isthereanydeal.com/ It’ll keep track of games on your waitlist and notify you when they hit an…
Portman was born in Asia (and holds dual citizenship).
Yeah. I’m running iOS 11.2.1 on a 5s just fine. I’ve never had a “Plus” phone and never mastered the keyboard. It’s good enough for my purposes, but I wouldn’t do any professional work on it. I do trade stocks on it, but the numerical pad on the TD Ameritrade app is ridiculously large even on a standard phone. …
I followed a similar route. I refuse to pay full price for these smartphones, so I either wait for the older phone to become inconvenient or wait for a deal. I paid $99 for my original iPhone 3G, paid $199 for the 5, $30 for the 5S 32GB, $199 for my wife’s 6, and $350 for her 7 ($300 Target GC). There are so many…
You know, there is a very responsible way to use Credit Cards...
You know, there is a very responsible way to use Credit Cards...
This is literally what I just said are you thick
Since today there are MULTIPLE crowdfund offerings in the daily post, I’m reposting once again:
Since today there are MULTIPLE crowdfund offerings in the daily post, I’m reposting once again:
I agree. It’s like the automotive version of the toupee.
It’s worse than that. Bluetooth can be”turned off” but still use Bluetooth Low Energy Scanning and still be vulnerable. Armis mentions this. Leaving Bluetooth off but low energy scanning on, I was able to verify this with my device and their tool. “Nearby Device Scanning”must be turned off. It was only then that…
brave man putting the future mother in law in the front seat on a road trip
He didn’t fire her. He offered her another position because her current position wasn’t of value. She declined it. It says so right there in the article. Did you read it?
I have no sympathy for people who still don’t wear seat belts. It makes absolutely no sense to me.
Oof, this was definitely a timely read for me. I just passed the second year mark of the first job I’ve ever had that I’ve enjoyed. But there’s not potential for growth for me (unless I were hypothetically to move to where our corporate HQ is, which isn’t an option I’d consider), and there’s no chance I’m getting a…
Nice PIT. LOL. I’d like to ask that people take notice of one thing besides the obvious here...notice how that entire car disappears below the hoodline of the semi filming this, before it even gets hit by him? Yeah...that’s what you look like when you chop back in front of a big truck. You are either a roof, or…
Great article. I can’t tell if I see this used as an insult more now that I am a father of an autistic child, or if it’s just come into fashion as of late.
I would take a look at a separate wireless access point like the Unifi AC Lite or AC Pro. I have one of these centrally located in my 2400 sq. ft. ranch and have full coverage throughout the main level, basement and rear patio. Our previous place was a 2 story condo with a full basement. Same device there gave full…
I would take a look at a separate wireless access point like the Unifi AC Lite or AC Pro. I have one of these…
No, they don’t seal - I use them for biking for that reason, I can still hear traffic while listening.
No, they don’t seal - I use them for biking for that reason, I can still hear traffic while listening.
Sometimes it’s actually both.
I’ve heard f/11, because that tends to be towards the middle of your lens’ aperture range. Lenses tend be less sharp towards the most extreme ends of the aperture range, so sticking in the middle is usually a good idea. f/8 may also be a good standby as it’s kind of in the middle as well, and lets in a bit more light.