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froglets
4mo ago
Brother does the same thing. Eventually generic toner that does work with those updates comes out. I will say that genuine brand name toner cartridges seem to last longer than generics but there’s no difference in quality imo.
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froglets
6mo ago
Public health recommendations aren’t medical advice though. The advice agencies give is given to everyone and so has to take things like supply chains and the economy into consideration before making recommendations.
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froglets
7mo ago
I haven’t done it myself but I’ve heard of people harvesting LiDAR units from their old/broken robot vacuums.
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froglets
9mo ago
Fewer crimes are committed when the weather is bad since criminals avoid going out like everyone else.
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froglets
9mo ago
Even if they don’t share a computer you can still set up their own computers in a shared space. We don’t put tvs in bedrooms either just to keep those rooms for reading/sleeping. Added bonus of keeping computers in common spaces is tha
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froglets
9mo ago
Dollar Tree regular items aren’t all $1.25 anymore. Maybe half of what I’ve purchased there recently (mostly craft/gift wrap/party supplies) have changed to $1.50 or $1.75. If you grab multiple of the same item each one can ring u
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1y ago
In the US you can buy 100+ tests from Quest Labs directly, the price even includes a discussion with MD about the results.
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froglets
1y ago
I hate ads and avoid them, but haven’t had to install an ad blocker yet. I only really notice them when searching for recipes, and if I had to go through that multiple times a day I probably would get an ad blocker. I do pay for YouTube to
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froglets
1y ago
The amount of aluminum in a satellite matters because of the effect it has on the atmosphere when it burns up during reentry.
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froglets
1y ago
You should try diatomaceous earth, it gets rid of anything with an exoskeleton and is even food safe. Just don’t breathe it in or get it in your eyes. It takes a while to settle from the air if you use a bellows type applicator.
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1y ago
I love this app, but after going back to review some of the rare birds I’ve noticed that many of my saved recordings have inexplicably disappeared. I do wish it could also identify other insects/animals. I originally got the app to ide
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froglets
2y ago
Once they get into school you’ll need to use separate apps to communicate with their teachers, pay for fee/lunches, etc. The communication apps are out of control since the teachers seem to have choice in what is required and so change
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2y ago
Yes, it’s much easier to use. You don’t have to look around for anything to use tiktok, it’s where you would expect it to be and everything makes sense. The UX reminds me of using iOS 1. The content is more authentic too. A lot of what I s
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2y ago
It’s the number one downloaded app for iPhone when I checked earlier today. While I do agree that it’s a good time to quit short form video, I prefer the medium for recipes ever since SEO ruined searching for printable recipes.
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2y ago
Have you been to an AI drive through yet?
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2y ago
You can get a basic flip phone from tracfone with a year of service (calls and text only, no mobile data) for $20-40. You can keep that plan but change to a regular smartphone and use google family app for parental controls.
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2y ago
I use the power setting to soften butter without melting it.
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2y ago
If I want to buy something like that I set an alert on slickdeals.net Like everything else it used to be better years ago, but there are still some genuine great deals and lots of insight if you’re willing to sift through the comments. When
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2y ago
I just ordered this same type of butterfly for my kid to hatch at home. I’m not sure where they are shipping from, but I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s a non native variety being sold.
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2y ago
You can buy tiny tablets to add to the water that prevent mosquito larva from developing but don’t harm anything else. I’ve used the Mosquito Killer larvicide in my patio pond for years and it works well. Garden centers sometimes have pond
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2y ago
Bottled water is most often filtered municipal water anyway.
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3y ago
Strange because I think brother did exactly what’s described in the article to me, and their toner is expensive as hell. I wouldn’t have bought it if there wasn’t a cheap generic available or if I knew they would suddenly claim all generic
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3y ago
I see more and more DVD collections on TikTok lately. I’m not sure how widespread it is but I think DVDs are coming back. It can be hard to find specific movie or shows streaming anymore even when willing to buy a digital copy and hope if d
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3y ago
I’m surprised that air purifiers without UV lamps seem to be the standard. If you’re going to buy something to clean the air, why not have the option to also kill bacteria/viruses/mold spores if any? Especially in houses like mine
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3y ago
Bottled water is increasingly “filtered municipal water” instead of purified or spring water.
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3y ago
You can’t pump your own gas in New Jersey either.
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3y ago
Kids still take the MCAS in Mass, and it’s still a requirement to gradation. They actually raised the scores required to graduate just last year.
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3y ago
I wonder if printers do the same thing, since they all automatically update now to stop people from using generic toner.
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3y ago
I expect scam callers will be using it.
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3y ago
Several homes in my city put up holiday lights that are synced to music and transmitted over FM. The signal only works if you’re parked near the house.
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