u/ducttaperulestheworl

Poor grab driver is fully illuminated with his screen and meter cluster.

It's a Proton Persona.

And that reminds me that I drive a Saga MC3 with blinding dual monitors.

Brb gonna edit video and PowerPoint slides in a classroom. I refuse to use Dell trackpad

I can't stop smiling

Broke my AliExpress tracks headband sliders. No way I'm gonna buy another metal band just for fragile pieces.

Glad to have these wonderful clips from u/surprisch

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I'd like to reuse the aiaiai headbands but the AliExpress clips suffer the same breaking point. Where can I get the clips or if possible the stl file for 3d print?

Thanks in advance!

Tldr blew my age old Alessandro MS1i from a faulty DAC. Was kinda sad but moved on. Found some interesting AliExpress 50mm drivers and fitted it in along with a 3D printed shell.

Overall a thicker body profile with darker sound. Waiting for my new stock of G-Cush to elevate the highs.

I got tired of breaking my Portapro and ksc75 due to my clumsiness. They both break from me accidentally stepping on my wires smashing them on the floor.

Thought of giving these clone diy Portapro drivers a try. I had to say they're suspiciously similar sounding to my portapros? Equally thick midbass and crispy highs.

I was expecting a teeny sound or a bloated mudbass but this is as accurate as I remember my portapros sound like?

Just sharing my joy. And I paid 1/4th of the cost.

I'd like to know how people carry a huge bottle every single day. I know I can just use my hand and hold it daily or a bottle sling.

But I always carry my mirrorless camera along wherever I go in my Ulanzi BC08 so there's that tight fit. What's a good suggestion/idea on arranging my stuff?

Edit: Seems like everyone is suggesting a change from a sling bag to a backpack. I'm not sure if I could commit to a backpack but thanks everyone for the suggestion.

Sorry that I couldn't get anyone's phone number (both biker victim and car driver) but I hope this footage will help you two.

It seems like a series of blindspots hitting blindspots.

Right after the crash I was behind pointing the flashlight as the intersection is quite a blindspot.

Sorry for terrible dashcam footage 🥲.

I can't even see the number plate myself.

Had to take a pic

Kinda cute. But I'm surprised they pack each bottle in a box individually rather than like common shrinkwrap and bulk packaging.

It's giving me a Walmart pool noodle situation but I'm not complaining here.

Got my new bearings from a shop that sells fishing supplies!

Seller claims that these are "boutique" and has a tight tolerance of 0.005mm. Handles RPM up to 6000RPM WOW.

Does it even matter in an Adept? I don't know haha.

My fairly new stock Adept bearings feels crispy and I didn't like it. Swapped to these and it does eliminate the crispy feel.

Definitely felt more sluggish too. It's probably the thick grease used in the bearings (Or the stock bearings lacked grease).

Well I'm glad this is fun to use now!

Was chilling and waiting for the red light but wow this comes with headlamps pointing in reverse?

The yellow lights turn on whenever the driver steps their brakes and shines at my eyes.

Woah super bright weh 8am morning light can never fight this.

Is this normal or does someone turn on the fog lamp?

Trying out something. I have these montigo lids and straws. (They're hydro flask compatible lids).

Basically humangear capcap upgrade done here.

It feels great to drink and much more hands free.

Now I wonder if it's worth the effort to clean 2 more items compared to stock nalgene?

I'll find out about it after using it for a month 😬