Ive actually been on the lave flows in Hawaii. Not catch your shit on fire hot, but where the surface was noticeable warm from the lava underneath.
Pele's hair I think is one of the coolest things you find. https://www.nps.gov/havo/learn/nature/peles-hair.htm
The lenient sentencing is being done while biden is pres. Sure Trump might pardon the traitors if he wins, but they haven't exactly been punished very harshly for the treason they committed.
Day 1 PS+ Extra title. 3 person co-op. I'll check it out, remedy makes good games but not thrilled about the co-op.
Fuck that site, when I close your fucking app popup that doesn't mean take me to the fucking play store.
Had to ublock element pick to delete the app popup.
I mean for that, my phone works fine. I set the bixby button to turn on\off the flashlight. Single button on off always on me. Of course being programmable, you could program a simple on off as well on the hex.
I used the hexbright camping and stargazing. The hold setting is so dim its useless unless you're in pitch black and just need to see the star chart. And you don't want bright as it takes at least 30 minutes to recover your night vision after a bright flash so that's what my use case was.
Wait, you just described working in retail. What were you doing before?
I don't really use reddit anymore but I have an android app called stealth that lets you browse. Can't login, but for web links and such its much better than old.
You can subscribe to subs as well, but you can't reply.
In the mid 90's a whopper was a buck. That's a bit over $2 today with inflation. I think whoppers are like $7-9 now. Sure compared to rice and beans it was probably expensive back then too, but not what I'd call incredibly.
I have 2 Hexbright flashlights. They're programmable so you can make it work however you want. Really wish the company went beyond the kickstarter because I'd love some different models with the same customization.
I have mine programmed where from off hold=as low as possible. Then standardish 3 brightness, starts at low first click. Hold button while on for turbo. But my favorite part is if you don't click the button for 5 seconds, the next click is off instead of the next brightness. Saves your night vision not having to cycle through high to turn off.
Was it ever tested in court before? I thought Disney dropped it before it could. But uber seems to have so far prevailed in forcing arbitration. From an eats order their daughter agreed to, vs them using uber taxi.
Never got this warning on the reddit version. Its a Samsung S10+
No. The answer is fucking no.