Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])
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2 Piece are fine as long as they zip pretty much all the way around, as these do
Caporegime
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Not necessarily a PC you could do that but main purpose is streaming to a TV
A PC could do that, but then you'd need another PC next to the TV surely?
Really?
https://www.waterrower.com/
I have a concept 2 rower at work which I really like, however once I tested the water rower I was much more inclined to purchase this one for home, even though it was a few hundred more.
The flow is great, the sound is fantastic (whoosh of water, yet nice and quiet).
I prefer cardio on a rower these days. I've done the long running and biking thing.
Quite fancied one of these until I found out it need main power to work on liveview but the new version you cant buy in the uk yet doesnt
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I thought this with ours but live view really isn't useful in practice
You can still view every time it records motion
I've just tried live view on battery power, and mine isn't the pro version - It works fine.. or perhaps I've misunderstood? [Edit: I have misunderstood. I thought ringing the doorbell triggered live view. Sorry!]
One thing I have noticed by the way is that your wireless broadcast channel needs to be below 10. Any higher than 10, and it won't get picked up when it scans for wireless networks to connect to. There's no information I could find about this on the ring website, I had to find it on a bloody Amazon review about 3 pages in!!
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Thought live view was the whole point of them? You arent in and somebody presses your doorbell and you can see who it is and talk to them?
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Ohh no no the live view you can only use on AC power means you always have the option to stream the video wheather someone is at he door or not
When it detects motion or someone rings then you automatically get the video stream battery or AC
I guess not.
Really, since when do you use a phone app to cook food lol
Hi have two annovas. The app is neither here nor there. It's a really good value and convenient way to cook sous vide. Not really aimed at people who can't cook.
At what fanspeed and noise though?
Off the top of my head I'm unsure, however just the quiet profile in AI Suite - Still interested however the entire case heats up currently due to poor cooling config and me not really giving a crap
My GPU sits at about 80C recently purely because I'm about to replace it and my eyes have become accustom to nice graphics. This in turn heats up everything and the CPU sits at about 40C
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Sous vide isn't for people who can't cook (that's ready meals and microwave), sous vide are for people who loves cooking and loves food and like to experiment.
I can cook just fine, I can make fresh ice cream and waffles out of milk, flour and eggs, something which I don't think many people have thought about doing, nevermind can do.
I can cook just fine, I can make fresh ice cream and waffles out of milk, flour and eggs, something which I don't think many people have thought about doing, nevermind can do.
Bought a graphics tablet in the black friday sale and just got around to using it. I'd been wanting one for a while as I used to love drawing and wanted to get into digital art. Had a quick play and at the moment I feel like I have made a mistake
. I think I just need to research a good program to use with it and practise, but at the moment my drawings look like a 5 year old has done them lol.
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I used to have one years ago and while i'm shockingly poor at art after a bit of practice and following some youtube guides It was great to use. Stick with it, i'm sure you'll get used to it
I used to have one years ago and while i'm shockingly poor at art after a bit of practice and following some youtube guides It was great to use. Stick with it, i'm sure you'll get used to it
I love the detail you can get on bristle strokes. Let alone shading.