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811.
by 14 5y ago
Any worries of “burn in”? I read the risk of using one as a monitor is that with a computer there is often static images like your task bar. Those can burn into the screen permanently where as if it is just tv the image often changes. Shows
812.
by 14 5y ago
I have a 1983 Honda and the aluminum shines like a mirror. It didn’t always. When I got it the metal looked dull and weather possible damaged. It is amazing what buffing it can do. From garbage to mirror finish. Very satisfying to watch alu
813.
by 14 5y ago
But surely some company would see it as an advantage over competitors and sell it if it was easily accessible. But we don’t see that so there has to be more to it. Maybe cost is too high for the average customer?
814.
by 14 5y ago
Well the LED light I plan to build eventually would use around 560 watts on it's highest setting. Then I would plan my battery storage according to that max number and the max number of hours I would estimate I need to run it at that p
815.
by 14 5y ago
That was really neat to watch. I started playing Tetris when it was first released and still play it on my Nintendo years later. My kids try but I can always beat their score and they think I am a master of the game. I can’t wait to show th
816.
by 14 5y ago
I don’t agree with all you write but I will say I have been thinking about building a solar LED green house with battery pack to run it winter or at night. In summer just run it off the sun but as winter approaches fire up a LED grow light
817.
by 14 5y ago
But what about me a non home owner waiting to get into the market? Why should I care if the market crashes? Why do I care if all those $1mil houses are now $750k? Won’t a market crash be good for those recently priced out of the market tryi
818.
by 14 5y ago
It doesn’t matter how well you raise your children if your health declines they with there best intentions won’t be able to help you. I see it all the time. When all of a sudden the person needs 24/7 care to use a lift to take a poo or
819.
by 14 5y ago
Exactly. Around here say you get old and need a nursing home they(public health) will asses all you own. If you have a house they will say gosh we are very sorry. It looks like you own a house, a boat, a property or what ever and this guy o
820.
by 14 5y ago
This is kind of my mentality. I want to buy a house to live and die in it I don’t care if price goes up or down I just want my own place. Can someone explain why a market crash would be bad for someone like me who was poised to buy when the
821.
by 14 5y ago
Let’s plant trees and have everyone of them e be connected via Bluetooth sensor next to them in the soil providing real time twitter updates. Would that suffice for the Australian government? If not maybe we suggest 5g.
822.
by 14 5y ago
I think it would be fairly trivial to recoup the lead. Add a $500 deposits you get back when they are returned end of life cycle. Manufacturers should eat that initial cost with contract to return to them directly at end of life or they cha
823.
by 14 5y ago
I’m from the 80’s. First they used to actually use beef tallow up until the 90s when they switched to vegetable oil. Major decline in taste and texture. Fries used to stay crispy longer and the flavour was much more rich. Also you used to b
824.
by 14 5y ago
The wired article was extremely short not sure if I’m just not getting the full article? It seems from my perspective that Taylor and McDonald’s conspired to take money from the franchise owners. What a shame. Because all it does is incenti
825.
by 14 5y ago
I don’t have a source on that claim I believe I saw it in a video that was discussing the food supply chain. The same is true for some grocery stores. Walmart for example gets low grade fruits and veggies. Where somewhere like a Quality Fo
826.
by 14 5y ago
What about Apples own spyware they were going to force on users to scan for CSAM did they ever make a final decision on what they were going to do with that? Update to iOS 15 is what they recommend but then it is Apple spying on you not som
827.
by 14 5y ago
With often same great sized packaging only with smaller amounts inside. Very wasteful. Deodorant, chips, pills, etc all look like a normal sized bottle but in reality is a smaller size for dollar stores. I have also heard things like canned
828.
by 14 5y ago
I used to follow he Xbox 360 hacking scene and the number of things these guys did would blow your mind away. Most notable when Microsoft increased the size of their games from the standard 7.5gb to something like 8gb. There were no 8gb DVD
829.
by 14 5y ago
The article was interesting but what struck me the most was how the website only asked me to subscribe at the very end of the article. So sick am I of showing up to a website and almost immediately get hit with a subscription pop up. “Want
830.
by 14 5y ago
I looked it up and can’t find anything that claims what you do that a pepper can blind you. I did find one article that said it can not after one exposure but possibly long term exposure could it just wasn’t tested. Do you have any sources
831.
by 14 5y ago
I totally agree with you. These posts all seem like a way to scape data about me. Why would anyone want to know if someone else had a DUI? If I sold insurance I would like to know that about you so I can increase your cost and lower my risk
832.
by 14 5y ago
Perhaps it was me who woke up on the wrong side of the bed. I’m going through some heavy health stuff right now and don’t feel great. I guess I meant by soccer mom someone in a better position financially who would’ve paid someone to do the
833.
by 14 5y ago
Well I said salvage yard but in reality it could be buy it used from someone who crashed their car. Even my local salvage yard has some they will sell for cheap because they haven’t had the time to go under and remove it. The point is in s
834.
by 14 5y ago
It would only be $500 dollars to replace if you could find a used one from say a salvage yard if you have to go brand new then it is expensive. Source I am a backyard mechanic and that is how things are done. Poor means you do the job yours
835.
by 14 5y ago
No that is not what they implied just that so far it has only been 10 years. These people are still healthy but the company can't say it lasts 30 years because no one has lived long enough to see if it does. It may last indefinitely.
836.
by 14 5y ago
In a world with nothing to loose I am surprised one of those people doesn't go John Q.
837.
by 14 5y ago
I bought a $1000 plus gaming laptop for my son and exactly a year and a month later the hinges bust off the thing. I am so ticked off and will never buy another one. Too cheaply made and the fact that it happened a month after warranty was
838.
by 14 5y ago
Someone will likely build a browser extension that tracks dislikes outside of YouTube and those who want some metric will install it and vote on videos. Just my guess.
839.
by 14 5y ago
Same here I’m still seeing them. I’m in Canada.
840.
by 14 5y ago
I was so excited by the possibility of an EmDrive engine for a bit it really seemed like everyone was trying and that there was maybe something to them. But also they would violate laws of physics so remained skeptical. Watched too much Sta

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