I love Newpipe on my Android TV and phone. Added benefit of not sending any user data to YouTube I just imports my subscriptions from my phone to the TV every month or so
Honest question what customization does OneUI have that you can't do on a Pixel?
Pizza sauce is made with tomatoes and that doesn't make it Tomato sauce
Texas Pete isn't a Pepper sauce it's a hot sauce. There is a big difference in flavor
Is there thermal management with the 7? I've had a 6 pro since launch without any issues at all
Bauer 10 inch
Even though it only comes with a 10 inch bar with just a little modification to this old TSC bar I had I was able to upgrade to a 16 inch bar and chain. Works great for anyone wanting something a little bigger.
I used to carry a backup battery so if I was away from a charger camping or so ething I could just pop a fresh battery in
When my younger cousin who I'm very close to was getting married I was supposed to be a groomsmen but, my unit was deploying so my.cousin had the wedding planned so that I could take leave and go before deploying. My grandmother (who Is a not very nice person) was moving to Germany from the US so she convinced my cousin to change her wedding date to a date I couldn't take leave on so that she could be part of the wedding before she moved. When I complained my grandma told me " when you decide to leave home you miss important events"
Flash forward 5 years to when I was getting married. My grandma was back from Germany for 6 months. Me and my wife originally had our wedding planned for a date 2 weeks before grandma left then I realized that I had to get back at her. So we rescheduled for 2 days after she left. When she complained I told her " when you decide to leave home you miss important events"
So to anyone wondering. We were in about 10 hours of thunderstorm rains on our way to the campsite today and when we got here, everything in the totes was dry.
19' I'm not saying it's easy I'm saying it's not that hard and not unapproachable for people.
Lmao no I said I manage I don't own it but, even when I owned my own house (all wealth I have is self gotten my parents are broke too) we still grew most of our food and raised a flock of birds.
I bought my first house with money I saved when I was in the Army. Then when I got my job at the farm they provided housing. Lived in my truck for almost 6 months after getting out of the Army before buying my house. Which was a POS and I slowly rebuilt it. Sorry you live in a apartment
We very much so do live in a society where you can easily engage in animal Husbandry on your own.
Almost everyone I know raises their own food and sells the excess to City Dwellers.........but, to be fair I manage a 40k bird turkey farm
I have over 10TBs of movies and TV shows and have watched most of them
My cat literally will just hide under the driver seat and scream whenever he's in a car.
My dogs love traveling. We are doing a 6 day Overlanding trip this week and are taking both dogs but, leaving the cat, the fish, and the Tomatoes behind because for obvious reasons non of them travel well
Ooo this is neat. Artemis is such a good story. I've listened to it a few times now.
I would almost want this on a fleece blanket lol
Chevy is working on killing the Malibu. So there is no point in advertising it
I do hate that Op used Lemmitters instead of Lemmings. It sounds bad
Citizen watch
Just bought this ol' Cheapo for $8 without a band. I had a 22mm laying around so I cut it down to fit until the 18mm I ordered cam. Does anyone know anything about this thing? It's a Automatic and seems to keep decent time but, I don't know anything about it
getting packed for our long Overlanding trip next week.
The kitchen is all set, aside from my Cast Iron pans we use at home and the Table that goes on top. Getting excited. Really happy with these cheap containers hopefully they hold up. Taking 1 for the kitchen and 2 duffels, 1 for recovery gear and tools + two duffels, and one for tents and bedding
Bonus sock covered feet shot
anyone in the Midwest?
We do a long Wheeling trip once a year this year we've decided to do the 7hour Airplane crash trail(starts in the UP runs into Wisconsin) we are just going to do it slowly with lots of camping. Anyone know of any other long routes in the Midwest? We are based In West Michigan but, like to explore whenever we can. Sadly as a Farmer I only get 5-10 days at a time to travel so we are stuck with Midwest trips
easy way to split my crates.
Top half for storing duffle bags bottom half for storing gear. Paid $25 a crate for 4 of these $8 elastic tarp thing and some eyelets I stole from work. Can store two duffles in the top and the crates split right down the middle so the bottom half can store everything else.