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I agree. Most people go overboard and spend too much for Macbook Pro, when the Air is more than enough for what they do. I have MBA M1 and Mac Mini M1, both 16GB RAM, never had a problem at work with those machines. If you really do some heavy image manipulation or video editing, then you can get the Pro
I like the doorbell but the only problem with this is that if you don’t have your phone with you, you won’t know if someone have pressed the doorbell. They should’ve included something that makes a sound and you can hear inside even if you don’t have your phonw with you
This is a direct competitor to the Bluetti EB3A. However, it is inferior in every aspect, namely: Ergonomics: small buttons that are unpleasant to press and hard to find External power brick Horrible flashlight that can't illuminate anything, no brightness adjustment The plastic casing feels of lower quality compared to Bluetti No ability to connect via smartphone Only one Type-A port Anker's support issues: they require documents that are impossible to have in Ukraine Issues on Anker's website: this model has a very mediocre marketing description, no documentation or firmware updates, the section for documentation doesn’t even acknowledge this model's existence And most importantly, the model comes with a factory defect (just like the 521), where the AC outlet automatically turns off every 15 minutes, verified on multiple devices.
It's great to see the progression over the years! Your technique now looks so smooth PS: I'm curious about the rope that you use? Where did you get the yellow rope?
This looks badass. I just started - this is good motivation. How long did it take you to get all these techniques down? How much were you generally practicing?
If you practice everyday like I did, you can master these moves in a year. Just be mindful of your technique as you practice Good luck and reach out if you need any help!
I've had one for about a week now. The "AI" is ok, but not great. I'm comparing to an iRobot J+ I have used for over a year. The Ultra does not do a good job of avoiding cables and small obstacles. The J+ I upgraded from does a better job. I do not have pets, but have watched videos of the Ultra hitting poop - so keep that in mind. The vacuum, mapping, and mop abilities of the Dreame are great. Just wish it did a better job with cables on the ground (my teenagers are really the problem...)
Listen to some other presenters about this machine. You can have problems with stuff drying to the bottom of the bucket that can cause problems. And listen to their solutions.
Very good video with great detail - thanks for posting it. I'll be buying the same Melnor Digital Water Timer for my lawn watering needs. Btw.. can you tell me where you bought that mountable spigot you have? I want to buy the same model spigot for my particular installation. Thanks, Richard
I think I've seen only one other guy (he also teaches skipping) who emphasizes the importance of learning to alternate between left and right hand. Thanks for the tutorial, Andy!
