Zero complaints. Quality ingredients, a very authentic Bolognese sauce, and a whole lot of other products that I’m now excited to try, especially their lasagna and meatballs.
The company is local to New England, I bought mine at a Market Basket near Portland, Maine, though they do seem to do mail order.
10/10
If none of them is, where do I find the serial number for the Solocam S350? Mine will no longer power up, so I can’t see anything in the app.
It took about 5-7 days (intermittently) and cost under $1,000. A lot of mistakes that had to be corrected on the initial design. Sourcing wheels was a challenge, but managed. Definitely room for improvement, and I need to make a “real” footbar - though purists will be happy to know that the design I settled on is pretty much the same as a version of the footbar Joseph Pilates marketed in the 1940s (non-purists will scoff at a footbar with a single position, but that’s common to almost all classical reformers.) There’s only one gear because there’s only one user (me.) For now.
Half-sized clones of Jack in the Box tacos and little more need be said. If you know you know.
I live in a three-story brick building–very old. Wifi signals don't do a great job of penetrating the walls. Right now, we have a Deco Wifi 7 system with the base station and six nodes, with the base station and an outdoor router on the third floor, two nodes on the second floor, and two on the first. I notice performance lags when a device is connecting via a two-hop route. I know I could just test by turning off one of the routers in question, but is there a better (maybe an app–I have iPhone and Android capabilities) to optimize and map my network?
Thanks.