Yamaha did it natively and called it Yamaha Disc T@2, it was pretty cool. Needed their CRW-F1 drive and a CR-R disc with a dark color bottom (the blue azo discs worked best). I still have a stack of those discs somewhere.
Yamaha did it natively and called it Yamaha Disc T@2, it was pretty cool. Needed their CRW-F1 drive and a CR-R disc with a dark color bottom (the blue azo discs worked best). I still have a stack of those discs somewhere.
But if you move the store from the Netherlands to Germany, then it loses a Winkle then gains a Winkle, so it would still be a Winkle Winkle.
Tater Salad starts around 3:50, but the whole bit is worth a watch if you have time.
Looks like it’s no longer on the Play Store, but I did find SafeDot on F-Droid.
Answer: NO
Although technically the title is missing a question mark, I think this still falls under Betteridge’s law of headlines
Sounds like you’re a straight shooter with upper management written all over you.
Sign me up. Finally someone is doing something to protect us innocent people from the those who would take advantage of us.
BTW, if I buy two subscriptions can I get twice the protection?
Nice use case
I recommend covering the speaker holes on the toy with a thick tape (we use gaffer tape, but masking tape or painters tape works too). It really dampens the sound and makes it much more tolerable.
Pirate Metal is pretty fun occasionally too.
Baking soda and a little water clean off coffee stains as well, plus they don’t require me to wear gloves since no harsh chemicals.
Impressive. Since you have the lenses and know the exact frame, maybe try buying another frame on ebay or similar?
You’re probably right. I haven’t been keeping up with all of the lever action stuff.
Wow, I’m curious to see this one. Bet they’ll have it in their SHOT Show booth.
Seems like they are doing better and building a framework that will help them be competitive. Looking forward to them releasing their $45k and cheaper models.
Maybe you found your brother on Lemmy?
You can add dark rum, cognac or bourbon (or whatever) in non-alcoholic eggnog, but traditional eggnog is actually pretty easy to make and gets better with age. Here is a recipe similar to the one I use. We’ve aged some batches for over a year and it works great, incredibly smooth.
Always love Viva La Dirt League.
At least most of the crash pieces landed outside of the environment. Saves having to tow them there later.