u/Botched_Labotomy

Switch has crazy stick drift. It’s a pain in menus because it’s like you’re always pressing down, sometimes right. I calibrated the sticks and found the right one was the culprit. But I borrowed a set of joycons that work fine on someone else’s switch, and it’s the same issue.

What could be the issue and can I fix it myself? Closest repair shop is about an hour drive

Forgot demos exist until I stumbled upon the Stellar Blade one while checking out a few potential buys on the Steam store. Since I haven’t decided which game I’m pulling the trigger on yet, does anyone have some fun demos to try?

Yesterday morning I woke up and phone screen was black but the alarm would go off and it would vibrate. Did a hard reset and it worked fine so I thought nothing of it. Throughout the day it started to faintly flicker only on the two side edges of the screen, about a finger width wide on each side, but only about 5 times for about 30 seconds to a minute each time. Then late last night I got a call and it was ringing but had to reset the phone again for the screen to work.

So is this an issue with my screen, my phone, or my software? Can I fix it or just hope for the best until I can replace?

I have access to one of those old “all In one” workout machines that I can do weighted leg extensions and leg curls with. Other than that only dumbbells with plates and the screw on holders that I can get up to about 50lbs each with. No squat rack or bar.

My issue is I feel like when I try to do squats with the dumbbells I need so much volume I’m working more upper body than lower, or at least tiring it out first. I should probably add that I’ve been roofing for 13 or 14 years straight now, so my legs are quite accustomed to climbing ladders all day with bundles of shingles, sheets of plywood, tools, etc.

So aside from trying to weld up some sort of bar handle to the hitch of my truck and attempt squatting that, what can I do to actually get a good leg workout at home?

I always did 3 day full body. But this year I switched to a 5 day split (chest, back, arms, legs, shoulders, double rest) roughly 45-60 minute sessions which has been fine as far as schedule and recovery goes. But I feel like I could be hitting more often than once a week. So for the people who do PPL: is it push, pull, legs, rest, repeat then have a double rest day every now and then? Or will I be screwing myself by not giving rest even if I don’t feel like I “need” it?

Also, what have been some decent routines? Even if I don’t change from my 5 day, maybe I’ll get some inspiration to change up some of my workouts

Been buying disposables trying different brands/flavors. I really liked the Raz. So I bought the one that you can buy refills for and it tastes like hitting a dry empty vape. (For some reason I want to say burning cotton) is it defective or am I doing something wrong? Can I fix it or am I screwed?

We have the hotel package. Should we go to the camping entrance for re entry to avoid the line?

We’re headed down for the whole festival and staying in a hotel, I’m just wondering what other people are expecting to pay each day? Not including merch, I’m just thinking of food/drinks and uber. And how pricey are restaurants in the area, that kind of thing.

We aren’t fancy people, we’re from a rural area, we don’t over* eat and will probably only have a handful of drinks a day. I’m just second guessing whether I’m bringing enough spending money

Edit: over eat, not ever eat lol

I have a 2017 959 with the white plastics. I was debating on ordering a set of red and swapping back and forth each year just to change it up a little bit. I remember from back when a buddy of mine ordered new fairings for his ninja they were *not* plug and play. He had to modify a lot and drill holes to fit. So has anyone ordered for their Ducati? How was it? Do you have a recommendation on where to order from for easier install?