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Product of the Week Thread
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AFAIK indirectly. All the Wyze products are Xiaomi knockoffs. Manufactured in China by a Chinese company. There are probably CCP backdoors in it. There was a data breach in 2019 and Wyze used to send telemetry back to China. There's been nothing recent so presumably it has either stopped or they got more subtle.
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Got a smart watch to measure fitness, exercise, and progress. It's very good.
Also, wifey bought me a croissant. Will be eating it tomorrow. Will share results
Zer has a history with disguising waste product as soda.
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Are you saying this Zer character is a bit dodgy???
I'd buy my own soda...
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ZerUP......... no artificial sweeteners or additives just 100% Zer..... In a can.....
Warning may contain nuts.......
Recently had to replace LED A19 E26 bulb. The warranty replacement from CREE for the CREE that stopped working stopped working. Checked various hardware stores and couldn't find any LED bulbs that had the heat sink fins and noticed each box I looked at said not for use in enclosed fixtures. Where am I supposed to find LED bulbs suitable for enclosed fixtures?
Initially put in LED from Sam's Club and it was super bright 15W, which is nice, but also felt the heat. I now have a 60W equivalent from Sam's Club outputting something like bluish light and other side has orangish light. Weird.
Initially put in LED from Sam's Club and it was super bright 15W, which is nice, but also felt the heat. I now have a 60W equivalent from Sam's Club outputting something like bluish light and other side has orangish light. Weird.
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LED come in 3 different types warm, cool and daylight. The orangish is likely a 60w warm, the blueish is likely a 60w daylight bulb
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The ninja life hack. Use a good sharp cuticle scissors. Preferably with the slightly curved blade. They are amazing at trimming in the nose and ears. Just be careful you don’t poke your eardrum
They are like under $10
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I went back to aluminum deodorant.
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I was gonna say edibles.Black Tar Heroin
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I want to try the Charcosk no smell
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I tried to go just slather it on, but aluminum keeps me from sweating. I will probably die from it.
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Too few legit responses in a thread that could actually help out or hook people up.
I will give three answers so I guess this counts for three weeks.
I like to cook; I was a fine dining chef and here are three products that reflect my values and I think are worth the money.
www.all-clad.com
I will give three answers so I guess this counts for three weeks.
I like to cook; I was a fine dining chef and here are three products that reflect my values and I think are worth the money.
Professional Series 6 1/2" Santoku with Dimples (MSK-65)
The iconic kitchen knife over the last decade. The dimpled Santoku has become commonplace amongst the current household knife set. Ours features the standard bolster of our Professional Series and dimples to help the knife glide through almost any food with ease. The "knife of three virtues"...
www.macknife.com
D3 Stainless 3-ply Bonded Cookware, Fry Pan, 10 inch
Versatile 10 inch Fry Pan, ideal for browning, searing, and pan-frying foods like eggs, vegetables, and meats. Its flat surface and flared side walls make it ideal for one hand sautéing and easy turning with a spatula.Fast and Even Heat - D3 tri-ply is fully bonded to the rim for professional...
www.all-clad.com
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Too few legit responses in a thread that could actually help out or hook people up.
I will give three answers so I guess this counts for three weeks.
I like to cook; I was a fine dining chef and here are three products that reflect my values and I think are worth the money.
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Professional Series 6 1/2" Santoku with Dimples (MSK-65)
The iconic kitchen knife over the last decade. The dimpled Santoku has become commonplace amongst the current household knife set. Ours features the standard bolster of our Professional Series and dimples to help the knife glide through almost any food with ease. The "knife of three virtues"...www.macknife.com
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D3 Stainless 3-ply Bonded Cookware, Fry Pan, 10 inch
Versatile 10 inch Fry Pan, ideal for browning, searing, and pan-frying foods like eggs, vegetables, and meats. Its flat surface and flared side walls make it ideal for one hand sautéing and easy turning with a spatula.Fast and Even Heat - D3 tri-ply is fully bonded to the rim for professional...
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Where I live we have an online shop that sells mostly to restaurants but you can shop there to as a private person. Got me some stainless steel pans and I am watching their mixer looks almost identical to the vitamixer in your post. But its like 100 USD.
I actually have one of those for use on eyebrows and nose hairs so I don't look like Pai Mei from Kill Bill, but I'm talking about hair around the ears like above. It's hard to get via electric clippers.
