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It's their "Teleport" feature. Reminds me of StumbleUpon 🥲
As if I didn't already spend too much time on that site lol I love this hobby so much
It's their "Teleport" feature. Reminds me of StumbleUpon 🥲
As if I didn't already spend too much time on that site lol I love this hobby so much
Hi all, I just got a watch with a 24-hour sub-dial. This is pretty useless for me. I'd love to take the hand off, and move it forward a few hours to Germany time (where I have family). I've worked on movements a bit, replaced crystals, fixed rotors, etc. but I've never done anything with hands. This subdial hand is extra small. Any tips and tricks people would like to share before I dive in, other than watching tutorials and having the right tools? Seems pretty straightforward since I wouldn't be messing with the movement, but only moving the hand itself a few hours ahead. TIA
Hi! I'd love it if people could please suggest books along the lines of:
-Chronicles of Narnya
-Game of Thrones
-Alchemised
-Dune
-Shadow and Bone
-Harry Potter
-The Hobbit/Lord of the Rings
-Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
I know this is super basic/mainstream and a wide spectrum, but I'm open to anything along these lines. I'd prefer one-off books but I guess a two-part or trilogy would be ok too; just not a huge series. Any help is very appreciated! Thanks in advance.
Hi, I just finished the book a couple of days ago (sooo good!!), and I didn't fully understand arrays. The book mentions an array on Kaine's back transforming him, arrays being ultra huge for stuff like industrial processes, and arrays having only X or Y points. I don't understand because I thought they were like... instructions? But then why would having an array burned/etched onto Kaine's back, continuously transform him? Why would the size of an array matter? etc. TIA