I picked up FNV late last night. I yet again have more games than time!
Just got Disco Elysium since I keep hearing how it's great.
I'm debating Fallout 3 or New Vegas. Both are super cheap without DLC and pretty cheap with the DLC. I've owned both historically back in the day but neither survived and apparently I didn't get them on steam back then. The DLCs would really be interesting at this point but I am so cheap I can't convince myself
Also, do desert nomads have 110 gallons of water to use just for cooking?
Depends on how much you're relying on the tools. In the US, casual use of Ryobi is a nice price vs. performance balance. If you're relying on the tools to make a living, go with one of the better companies
I'm playing Skyrim now too. First playthrough where I actually killed a dragon!
I always get caught up with side quests and messing around, but this time I'm gonna try to follow main quest line.
That's my favorite on most foods. For Mexican I go with Valentina and for Asian food I go with Sriracha
I think it's that canning involves plastic lined aluminum cans. If heat to pasteurize, it'll do the heat related breakdown stuff they're talking about
Can anyone comment on the Bangle.js 2 vs. the Pinetime?
I doubt I'd be customizing firmware in the Pinetime so I'm thinking Bangle.js might be a better option.
My use case is mostly around walking/running tracking and maybe heart rate checks. I don't think I really care about much integration with my phone
Yeah we turned ours off and do ice trays. But I wish we just got one without ice.
I might have to try a countertop maker. Good idea!
I have a Samsung that I passionately despise. While it seems to cool fine, they designed an ice maker that either fails and leaks or jams itself with ice so it renders itself unusable.
If I paid a premium price, why can't I just get a modest functional ice maker?
Does anyone know the best way to make this ramp nonslip? We get a fair amount of ice and snow and there are a couple elderly folks using the ramp.
We tried a basic nonslip rubber mat, but the grooves just hold ice and snow so don't really help.
Our current ideas are maybe adding rubber stair treads every board or two, or maybe tacking little strips of wood to every board.
Kind of like an oil change from Blue Mountain State... Jump to 2:09 on this video
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIqoRWjiFyo