A 2005 Seat Leon TDI. It was cheap, uses little fuel and is reliable. In the summer I drive our 1988 Trabant 601. It’s fun and tiny, but definitely not reliable.
Though after moving to a bigger city from the countryside, my main modes of transportation have become my bike and a tram, the car is only for when I visit my parents where no public transport goes
As much as I like and advocate Linux, it definitely does not make this problem go away. Or are you telling OP to spends 100s to buy a mac just to transfer music?
That’s definitely me. I wouldn’t be surprised if I have spent more man-hours working on my printer than hours spent printing. But I can say, I probably have one of the best Anet A8s around
Your parents were ballers then. The one in the video is the largest one made and 42 inch. And it cost $40000
This but keepass2android because it can sync the file from Nextcloud natively
Between the first crack and them dying was a fraction of a second
25€ a month, unlimited 200MBps internet, calls and texts. Includes roaming in the whole EU.
You really think it’s common for free countries to ban books. I’m pretty sure my country of Finland (not "some banana republic) does not have any banned books.
Yeah I thought this thing was pretty decent, way better than originally, but then I got to use a Prusa MK4 at school…
Yup you’re indeed seeing an EMT8 :D. This thing’s got a SKR mini e3 V3, E3D v6 clone and an E3D titan clone. I have a post about it in my profile.
I bet there are dozens of us EMT8 owners! Dozens!
Don’t you need to provide an ID to verify your age for porn in some states?
An old HP laptop with Debian hosting Klipper and Home Assistant. Waiting for an OTG cable so I could replace the laptop with a phone for less power and heat
Didn’t Tom Scott make a video about this?
In Finland we use MobilePay for that. Rarely cash.
Every electric heater is 100% efficient. In fact heaters are the only things that can be that efficient
They are very cool indeed. And the fact that you can have a century old watch on your wrist and it’s just as useful as a modern one. In fact I’m wearing a watch from the 50s right now!
A bit different than others, but every time I ride my bike, I have the equipment to patch a tire with me.
It’s only dangerous if youd don’t take some precautions. My D4V2 lives in lockout (needs 4 rapid taps of the power button to turn on), clipped to my pocket. Pretty much no way for anything to press the button even once.
When your flashlight has enough power to burn holes in your pockets, you may want to dim it sometimes.
Playlist of the videos