u/Scotching123

What to bring for concert end of May

Read lots of posts, most mention:
- layers
- comfortable shoes
- rain coat
- ear plugs
- blanket
- chapstick

What about best drinking bottle? Inflatable seat cushions? How cold in end of May (especially when sun goes down)?

Appreciate any and all advice. Can’t wait!

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u/Scotching123 — 6 days ago
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Samsung Tab S7 Plus - countertop frame/stand for dashboard - Need help/ideas?

Bought a Samsung Tab S7 Plus to display my dashboard in my kitchen. Mostly for information, less for interactions/control.

Want a stand. But needs to be aesthetically pleasing for the kitchen. Maybe something that looks like a picture frame?

Also, want something that will help hide the cord (won't be completely hidden like a flush mount on a wall). Want maybe like a right angle flat charging cord and something to help run the cable out the back.

Any products, ideas, suggestions??

Have tried to google and searched Etsy.

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u/Scotching123 — 12 days ago

Recommendations for free standing dashboard hardware - basically a tablet to sit on a counter

Basically I’ve fully designed a dashboard but don’t have the hardware to display it yet. I’m ready to buy it.

Plan is for a 11-13” tablet that will put in some sort of frame - so it will sit in landscape like a picture frame on the kitchen counter (don’t want it wall mounted). Want good quality item for reasonable price. Was looking at the Samsung tab A11+, or maybe like an old/refurb s7+. I’d love AMOLED and the larger screen but not sure if worth the price.

For the stand either plan to buy something or have it 3D printed. Something to hide the bezels and cord as much as possible.

Not sure if it matters but my dashboard is more informational and not meant for lots of interaction:

- family calendar
- alarm status
- light count (bubble card navigates to full light list)
- live doorbell feed when motion detected
- open door/window alert
- leak sensor alert
- fridge/freezer temp out of range alert
- sports scores
- media player info

Etc…

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u/Scotching123 — 12 days ago

Any other ideas?

I’ve tried contact cement 3 times now. Every few months it falls off.

I clean as much of the old glue off as possible. Clean the area with alcohol. Apply the cement per directions. Clamp the foam on and leave it for 2-3 days.

Any other ideas? No local shops fix helmets.

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u/Scotching123 — 22 days ago