Hey everyone! I built my very first Android app just for fun and I'm trying to get it onto the Google Play Store. 🚀
SpaceJelly predicts whether nearby rocket launches will create a visible twilight plume in the sky.
Google requires 12 testers for 14 days before launch. If you're down to help test, DM me your Google Play email and I’ll send you the opt-in link!
I ordered the black.
So I'll have Active Band (Black), and Active Sport Band (moonstone).
If you had to choose 3 what would you pick?
I'm white and burn. My kids love to swim. But tired of putting sun screen on so much. I can't find any short sleeve that are long enough though.
Link me your favorite brands!
White/light grey version. $300 or best offer. Also have extra earpads. Mint Condition.
Located in Los Angeles (south bay)
For mine it's Mama D's(toy box and cookies), the point, and Manhattan village but looking to branch out 😂
Guess I should have mentioned for "kids under 10"
Anyone else in the same boat? I just can't justify them. 8 hours of the AirPods Pro 3 are enough for me.
For the life of me I can't solve this bug.
Only using headphones as an output device.
Windows:
Game - Audeze Maxwell and choose Set as Default Device.Chat - Audeze Maxwell and choose Set as Default CommunicationTeams are set to Speakers Chat.
I can call people fine and hear them. If they call me, I can't hear them, unless I hang up and call them back.
Anyone using this? Looks nice but I want to make it's secure for Beach volleyball
https://a.aliexpress.com/_mOI7o5D
Hmm this one is only $4.
I know you're not supposed to bump on the wrist but sometimes I still use my hand to get out up and I feel it does affect it a little
It seems like every court is in the direct sun from 7:30am - 5pm at least. Just curious if there are any surrounded by trees in the southbay hah!
It seemed to help a bit. I was definitely not getting the racket below the point of contact. He said it was at like a 2.7 level while my forehand was a 4.0... I need to work on it more though. It helps a bit hitting against the wall without my left hand and just working on the low to high top spin at low speed.
I was just practicing the motions feeding since I can do this myself
Also bare in mind I may be able to negotiate some of these prices down.
The CPUC decision allows overall revenue increases of about 10.9% in 2026, followed by ~4.7% in 2027 and ~5.1% in 2028
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What’s Behind the Changes:
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I was looking at this one: https://a.co/d/03EGPf3u
Ideally under $200
5 day stay. Only stayed 2 nights in a farm cottage by Vik. Roads were easy to travel. We rented the cheapest car possible (Hyundai i110 or something). Only got stuck going up a hill once (woops) but I backed down and got more momentum and got back up to the road.
All in all, great experience in the country. Great weather except our last day. Luckily we will made it to 💎 Beach and the Glacier lake with the rain and wind. I was a little worried the wind would blow my car over though! It was intense by Drohaley Cliffs.
Easy park and parka are the only apps you really need (unless you are offroading and need a better idea of the road conditions. To save money I would recommend Bonus/Kronan and cook wherever you're staying. Although it is possible to find some cheap meals if you look hard enough such as Vitabar in reyjavik or Psylurs.
There were midges at the Crater and some falls so it could be worth carrying just in case
Plane delays ("we don't know where it is" ), seats like bricks, wouldn't give us seats by our kids, plane is a oven with poor AC (flying from Europe right now back to Reyjavik), can't use infotainment prior to takeoff, etc
Honestly my 15 hr flights to Asia I've done fun LAX felt faster and more comfortable. We only flew from New York too and it was still bad
