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I like the idea of combining the impact driver and the multitool, but it's kind of expensive by ali standard. I already got most of these tools. If they sell the kit separately, I will buy the base kit with the sanding attachment first and build it up later. A portable sanding kit on Makita battery is the only one I don't have .
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All rechargable AA are 1.2v, except your weirdo batteries. Now I just want to know what device requires exactly 1.5v to run.
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^^^ both your photos and the ali photos don't give any sense of scale. I have no idea how big it is. Is there any way to wire light to turn it on between 6pm to 9pm everyday? I know you can use battery power jar lights but I am lazy.
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I like that it has a hand strap for better ergonomic. Is the soc inside fast enough to run tts software? My Teclast tablet has a unisoc T616 inside, I would consider it minimal speed to run tts app.
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DRINK ME posted:Daphne. I haven’t watched Scooby in a long time. I can't find any soc or benchmark info. It's probably way slower than usual android phones/tablets.
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^^^ I got a wifi calibrated clock a while ago and I just couldn't get it to work. As for clock arms, you can buy them separately. I got some sets on Amazon. I just manually adjust for daylight saving time like a chump. Here is one I use on the cabinet.
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Echophonic posted:It looks like some sort of horrid Australian insect. Just for you. https://i.imgur.com/rOnGIOj.mp4 https://imgur.com/rOnGIOj
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Alucard posted:Pretty sure that was in a saw movie Which Saw sequel has the shock cum collector?
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Amazon makes it impossible to do a price adjustment on sales without talking to a person on chat or phone. Like I got this mesh drawer for 20,the next day it dropped to 15. I just couldn't find an option to ask for a $5 difference on the return menu. I ended up buying a new set and returned the old set to get that 5 dollar back. All y'all are funding more jeff bezo penis shaped space ships.
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Sioux posted:Does AliExpress think we're idiots? I had some stuff in my shopping cart for a few days, since I saw the anniversary sale was coming up. Now for some products it shows like a 40% discount, but I can clearly see they just increased the original price and the "discounted" price is now the same as the normal one was before the annual sale. Both Ali and Temu play the same game, I don't know which one is worse. Basically they have multiple listings of the same product, and all listings have slightly different price fluctuations. So they basically take advantage of people who put things in shopping carts. You pretty much have to know what the right price is for a certain product, specially for more popular items. Weird specific replacement parts has less of this problem.
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I just remember Zara does it, it's (was?) practically their entire business model. My wife used to ordered clothes online in insane hours like 2am or 4am in the morning to get the cheapest price.
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This thing already 90% looks like a floppy disc, they just need to do the extra mile to make it a floppy 
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Hippie Hedgehog posted:It's not -- you're just buying from crooks. In many jurisdictions, including the EU, this practice is illegal. So, buying from a regional seller protects me from this bullshit. Pester your representatives to make that happen in your jurisdiction, too. Which part is illegal? listing false original price? Can't vendor still fluctuate 20%+- randomly?
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I like the "30 day lowest price" idea, I think it helps alot. Not sure about the mandated list price law, isn't it like car dealership MSPR price?
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Yes, but like I said, you have to modify the printer. quote:E: also seeing this one, has anyone tried it? It has $4 rolls of tape. It might be direct thermal though if it's that cheap? Going by the design of the tape, it probably doesn't have weather proof lamination. Box shaped tape can put a layer of lamination after printing. It's going to be more like those zink sticker photo printers.
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That still looks like a stock photo of a dog.
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This real man's chest purse doesn't have desert camo pattern made in kelvar how am I supposed to look man?
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I love this form factor. I would buy an Androne phone with this narrow keyboard form factor. The other day I was checking and only a niche Linux phone offer hinged keyboard (Pinephone). Supposedly the software support is bad.
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Use this mouse
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The main advantage of brother tape is that they have 100 different color and background combinations. I got a Zink color photo printer recently, the papers don't have extra layers of lamination and still seem to be pretty weather proof like a glossy sticker. So maybe new technology has solved that problem.
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I brought quite a few 1-to-3 rollup cables from Temu. You pull out both ends from a square box, and can make the cable retract back when you are done. I find them super convenient for travel. I got a couple in my car and one in each of my travel bags.
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Just get some testers so you know how faster your cables are charging
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Excuse me, I don't want twisted spoons, I want utensils that say "twink".
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"hook and loop patch"
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Is there anyway to calculate how much power I will be saving with this N100 box instead of my Dell refub OptiPlex box running 24x7 on an annual basis?
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I brought a couple "15A" power monitoring outlets from Amazon. I don't know how much is 15A but they should be enough to calculate my closet box power consumption in real life before I buy this N100 box. Btw are the AMD mini pc more power efficient than N100 since those Zen chips are fabbed by TSMC instead of less advanced intel fab?
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Ok do I need a EU plug to US plug adopter to use the N100? Somebody give me an ali link
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MarcusSA posted:Someone in another thread mentioned it could be powered by usb c but I didn’t check that claim My other stick pc (N9505) uses a usb-c plug, but its a specific 12V 2A rating. I have bought replacements from ali for $15 shipped. It's going to be more expensive than an EU adopter.
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I still have my libretto 110 in my garage. Still the only over $1k computer I ever brought.
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Cyril Sneer posted:For these n100s, do they come with any built-in remote desktop functionality or would I need to connect a keyboard and monitor? You don't need to plug in any k/m but I found out if my box doesn't have any mouse plugged in the mouse cursor look different. So I plugged in a logitech wireless mouse thing.
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Hey guys I am searching for some kind of labeling solutions I wonder if this thread can help me. Basically I am in the process of taking over a big double garage. The previous owners were a couple of 80 year olds, they had so many insanely old poo poo in it. Like a giant box of family slides and display equipments which had at least a thousand slides which their children don't want anymore. Also a mechanical casher machine I have never seen before because it was way before my time. It was so big I thought it was a slot machine and must weight 50 lbs at least. And because I had to clean out so many old stuff that had been quietly rotting in the shadow for 30+ years I thought about getting a long lasting labeling solutions. I came across a Dymo embossing label printer in their junk and I like it a lot. I found out I can still buy this mechanical label printer online. However the font is too small for me. I want some way to make big labels, definitely not the brother p-touch tapes I have now because I know the sublimation labels won't last 10 years. I am thinking about getting either scribble wood tiles letters or children learning colored letters and nail them to the boxes. However the letters only come in random colors. What about this wood/leather branding kit, think it will work on milk crate plastic?
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This is the cheap Switch case I use to carry to retro handheld.  
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That's what Woz wear, what's the nerdiest gun?
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Is there any HTPC layer I can run on Win11 to control Plex and Youtube with an USB remote, or I have to run the build in Plex/Youtube apps on the TV? Ideally something that behaves exactly like the nV Shield interface.
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So after I got the n100 mini PC, I also got a couple wireless power meter to measure power consumption. The daily usage is 0.23kWhr for the n100, which is around $21 a year assuming $0.25/kWhr cost after tax and fee The surprise to me is the Dell OptiPlex office PC, it only uses 0.33kwhr, barely 30% more than the n100 even though size wise its as big as a Xbox. The old rear end HP MicroServer I have been using as NAS with 5 HDD inside use much more power , about 1.5 kWhr daily. I think I am going to retire it and repurpose the Dell PC as a 1-bay NAS.
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I got arabic a few times. New York ip.
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I just searched "pink princess lego" and got tons of castle and fairytale things. I just buy tons of cars and trains lego for my son though. Lego train tracks with the freaking train crossing portion.
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Things that still use AA/AAA batteries nowadays are pretty much tuned to use 1.2v rechargables. I have a few AA to D battery adopters and I was trying to buy gadgets that still use D battery, it turns out almost all of them have switched to build-in USB charged battery. I can barely find some camping fans that still take D. Actually its easier to find 18650 powered fans than D powered fans.
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Hirayuki posted:Okay, why is that game $200? It's pretty cheap for a license course.
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Alan Smithee posted:anyone ever bought name brand stuff off ali? Good experiences, bad? I brought name brand hiking toe socks (Injinji) , about 30% cheaper than other online place. Might have brought a couple out of print Uniqlo vests from it, about same price. Eventually I switched to cheap low tech no-name version for reasons edit, oh if you count China brand as name brands, then I have brought Xiaomi, Huawei, and realme phones.
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