u/lolwa12321

I'm talking about the min order value for 50rs CB.

so I've shortlisted 3 tws and I'll be going to them after using shitty boult audio mustang for 1.5 yrs.

1. OP Nord buds 4 pro @3.42k (sbi cc)

2. OP Nord buds 4 (not preferred much) @2.8k (sbi cc)

3. Realme buds air 8 @3.15k (sbi cc)

also i didn't include air 7 coz air 8 is much better than those.

I need good call quality, ANC and music.

I don't wanna remove my buds and switch to the phone mic just to answer it (i had to do it on boult).

please suggest which one's better.

I ordered this custom photo collage blanket from Shein on a whim because it was dirt cheap and I thought it’d be a funny joke. Now that it’s actually on my bed, it completely dominates the entire space and clashes with literally everything else I own. I’m stuck between thinking it’s hilarious and realizing it looks incredibly chaotic next to my headboard and cluttered nightstand. If I'm committed to keeping it, how on earth do I style the rest of the room so it looks less like a fever dream?

So, I recently set up a camera hummingbird feeder in my yard, hoping to get a closer look at these tiny bundles of energy. And wow, the footage I've captured is fascinating. Watching them in slow motion gives me a whole new appreciation for their agility and those rapid wing beats. It's like seeing a whole hidden world.

The feeder camera has caught some impressive shots of the hummingbirds' tongues darting in and out, and their territorial behavior is even more intense than I thought. You can see the little guys chase each other off the feeder like it's prime real estate. It's a bit like watching a tiny aerial dogfight sometimes.

The camera's AI does a decent job identifying the birds, though it occasionally fumbles and insists a hummer is something it's not. And my wifi doesn't always reach the yard, so syncing isn't always smooth. But overall it's been a pretty neat way to watch these birds without disturbing them, since the camera is pre-placed and I'm not out there crowding the feeder. Anyone else out there using camera feeders and noticing similar things?

Currently doing a massive trip through the deserts of Xinjiang, China. The landscapes here are absolutely unreal, desolate, and beautiful.

I was actually taking it pretty easy today just scanning the horizon and enjoying the view, which absolutely saved my ass. I was cruising down this remote highway and suddenly had to threshold brake hard. There was a massive, dead two-hump camel just lying right across the lane. Managed to get the heavy GSA stopped just in time (pics attached)😭🙏.

Here is the incredibly sketchy part: in these remote regions, if the local herders find a foreigner or out-of-towner stopped next to their dead livestock, you are automatically assumed guilty. You will be on the hook for a massive payout, and "I swear I didn't hit it" does not fly without hard proof 🤣.

Thank god my k7 dashcam was rolling🤣🙏. I had undeniable video proof that the camel was already dead on the asphalt before I even rolled up. It completely saved me from a massive misunderstanding and a drained bank account.

Honestly, this trip could have ended right here. If there is one thing I have learned today, it is that having a camera rolling is the only insurance that actually matters out here.

Stay safe out there.🙏

I ordered 4-5hr earlier so they don't mess up with my order and deliver it on my coach on scheduled time. it's not the first time I'm facing something like this.

earlier they delivered my order in plastic bags (rice, chapati, sabzi everything was in plastic bags and i had to borrow a disposable plate from a fellow passenger). it happened twice.

they usually mess up with my regular order too.

i tried talking to the support and that mf Al didn't let me talk to human support. instead just said they're sorry for the inconvenience...!!!

what am i supposed to do with that sorry?? abhi to bhook Igri na bc subah se kuch ni khaya.

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