Spilled some chocolate sauce on my shoes yesterday and I tried using my usual mix of dish soap and water to clean it with a brush but had no luck, so I’m not sure what to do.
It seems three of their four members got let go by surprise and replaced. This is after they already lost three members last year. Froste posted in the comments of the new “hype” video that it was not their choice and they were caught by surprise.
Not sure why — it was working fine for awhile but now sometimes won’t open from the launcher.
Hi everyone! I’m currently shooting with a Nikon D3300 and recently picked up the AF-S DX 16-85mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR lens. Now that I have it, I’m having a bit of buyer's remorse and am wondering if I made a poor choice. Should I cut my losses, sell it, and pivot to something else? Alternatively, if you think it's a keeper, what would be the logical next lens to pair with it to flesh out my kit? I'd love to hear your thoughts on whether this glass holds up or if there’s a better route for me to take.
I haven’t played in 6-8 months due to life being busy, but I want to complete the game. That being said, I’m not THAT far in so I don’t know if it’s worth just restarting at this point. I believe when I last played, I just hit the road with Yuna and Lulu.
I’m stuck between the Nebula 32, Flare 27, Quasar 26, Axis 24, and Metron 24 (edit: also the Arcane series) for a daily commuter. I mostly walk or take transit, but I’m on my bike a few times a week. I already have a Daylite 26+6 for travel, so I’m looking for a dedicated EDC that offers better structure and organization than the Daylite.
If you own any of these, especially if you also have a Daylite, how do you differentiate their use? Does the Nebula feel like overkill for a daily, or is the Metron the only one actually worth it for a part-time cyclist? I'd love to hear how they handle a EDC loadout and if you find any of them redundant next to the 26+6.
I remember having one from Total Wine several years ago that was great but I can’t find it. Any recommendations on one that I could have?
I mostly walk for my commute, but often bike and sometimes take a bus/train. I’m a teacher and I usually bring a laptop along with my lunch and often some supplies to and from school.
I feel like I’m seeing mixed opinions online, so I’m curious how you feel and why.
I did a good wipe down with dish detergent and water, but the mesh still has a bit of a brown tint. What is the easiest way to clean them?
I have a commuter backpack and travel backpack that I love, but neither is practical for camera use. I have a camera sling that is a little small for day trips, though. Wondering if it makes sense to buy a camera/photography backpack, or if it’s overkill.
I know the default recommend is Saddleback, but I’ve heard their quality has declined over the years, so I’m wondering if that’s still the go-to or I need to look elsewhere.
I’m looking for a small step ladder to keep in my apartment. It doesn’t need to be fancy but I just need to be able to reach my top cabinets without using a chair.
I’m trying to build a full capsule wardrobe using only Uniqlo.
I like sticking to one brand for all my basics (it's a weird brand-consistency/OCD thing of mine). I’m 23 and teach at an urban elementary school, so I’m aiming for a minimalist streetwear aesthetic. My work dress code is pretty relaxed, so I mostly stick to neutrals with the occasional flair.
I need recommendations for "must-have" pieces that work both in the classroom and for daily life. Ideally, I'm looking for stuff that hits that smart-meets-streetwear vibe. What should I prioritize?