Lol. You said “miss work”.

Lol. You said “miss work”.

Look at xiaomi. Great vac. Cheap price. Found it for less than $300 on geekbuying i think.

Look at xiaomi. Great vac. Cheap price. Found it for less than $300 on geekbuying i think.

Xiaomi never gets any ‘tv time’ it seems. They make some really good consumer products (never bought a phone) at a great price. $280 for a the vacuum, and accessories are cheap too.

Xiaomi never gets any ‘tv time’ it seems. They make some really good consumer products (never bought a phone) at a…

I don’t think it is ‘after the fact’ to run through the hardware. It is probably running in real time.

You don’t want something as hard as the barrel traveling through the barrel.

When was the last time we had a President that wasn’t elected on empty promises?

I’m all for climate change and totally believe that we all need to do our part. Facts are facts though. Antarctica is getting bigger. The person that wrote this blog is pretty much an idiot. If you are going to write something on climate change... Antarctica is NOT the subject to do it on. Way too easy to counter any…

Just as easily as there could be more volume while covering more area.

Or the current plague of losing touch. From where the phone flexes in pockets and breaks the solder joints. It’s an easy fix if you can solder ... But still. Check out ifixit. They fix a dozen plus phones a day with this issue.

Well in his defense you can spend four grand on an apple computer that isn’t capable of vr.

What about all of those people having repair stores replace broken screens, only to have the phone not boot. Take to Apple... We will be happy to fix it for only $350 more buckaroos. But wait... Sorry, I forgot, you no longer have a warranty because you took it to some reputable repair stores instead of here.

I went through the same trials and tribulations. Ended up using a $15 cold steel chisel and a $10 three pound sledge. I could no longer use the socket on the nut, but it is still on that 1992 Accord after fifteen years with it only being tightened down by a pair of channel locks.