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Everything posted by LoneWonderer
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I agree
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If what you care most is accurate health data i'd go for the apple watch or the latest top end galaxy watch. Otherwise look into the garmin premium watch line (though they do cost 700€+) For best battery life with 0 compromises I'd look into the garmin enduro 4 ( up to 90 days battery life). For best value I'd go with watches from the amazfit brand. For most functional with 0 distractions I'd go with the garmin wristband or the google fitbit air (there is also the hume but I believe this one has a subscription service which is a negative in my opinion). For good smart watches with decent prices but maybe not the most accurate health data I'd look into any watches from these Chinese brands like Huawei, Xiaomi etc. Also google makes a pixel smartwatch I believe. These will be premium watches with lots of smart features but not the most accurate health data. Also I've owned now 4 different smartwatches & at least my experience has been that yes they're a cool piece of novelty for a while or great for your marathon training sessions but the rest of the time they'll just sit in a cupboard unused. I don't wear them to bed and measure my sleep data because I find them constricting and annoying. I'd say that they are most definitely not a need and much more of a luxury item. Consider carefully before getting one if you really want it. I ended up giving away 3 of the last watches I owned because I just didn't use them enough. This last fourth one I also plan to give it away during the christmas period. I've owned 2 amazfit and 2 Garmin watches in the past. Current watch I have is garmin instinct 2s. It has worked well but I find the garmin watch interface to be very poor and unintuitive with a long learning curve. I think this whole smartwatch craze first kicked off with the introduction of the first galaxy gear watch that accompanied the galaxy note 3. But up to not so long ago (like 2010-2011) people went about their sports training without smartwatches and it was all good. So most definitely you dont actually need one.
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Too early man. Fork out some cash brother and head to the cinemas. Support some local buisness and all that...
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Different people have different tastes is all. Peace out
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LoneWonderer replied to Leo Gura's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
@Natasha Tori Maru Hey, I never got to the end of that episode only about half way. Somehow ended up seeing a quick short somwhere of the exact part of the conversation where he mentions the reptilians. From the body language of him from the clip, he seems to be uncorfortable or lying. Even his speech pattern switches to a much more meek tone as he says the part about the reptilians. But maybe it is like Leo said. If you have to say something true but so outlandishly unbeliavable that it might make you seem crazy I'm sure your voice patterbn would switch too. Just makes me think I'd have reacted in the same way in that chair across from Rogan. I'm on the fence with this one...I saw your inital thoughts your belief from your forensic skills tell you our man may indeed be lying? 🕵️🕵️🕵️ -
LoneWonderer replied to Leo Gura's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Thanks for the share! -
Just came back from watching "Other Mommy" in the cinema. It was a entertaining piece of horror cinema. My final verdict: Totally Watchable 👍
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LoneWonderer replied to Leo Gura's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
It's all a good bit of fun innit? Or not...maybe I'm all serious up in this biii! But yes, serious one second...I like the topic. -
LoneWonderer replied to Leo Gura's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
I don't...but you sound like you're out to hurt so I just keeping a safe distance and watching from the sideline. -
LoneWonderer replied to Leo Gura's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
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LoneWonderer replied to Leo Gura's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
I see -
LoneWonderer replied to Leo Gura's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Ok man -
LoneWonderer replied to Leo Gura's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Cool dude -
LoneWonderer replied to Leo Gura's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
? What do you mean with this? -
LoneWonderer replied to Leo Gura's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Thoughts? I don't know what to make of this one honestly. Gut instinct this guy believes he is talking truth and probably is throughout various points in the talk as well as calling out bullshit of previous American Alchemy guests. But how to discern truth from self deception or close mindedness or denial or lack of awarness of the subject or straight out lying? I am having difficulty with discernment...such is the case. -
Ok, this one it's def saved to my watch later list! 😄👌
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You are the boss @Leo Gura
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We had Honda CRV 1998 when we lived in Africa and that thing was a beast. Only ever got stuck once when we tried to go up a sandune track in an Elephant reserve. Also the thing ran without a hitch despite my mom never doing any maintenance on it because she didn't know you had to top up oils regularly and stuff! 😂 We did well over 100,000kms on it in our six years in Africa as we went on huge long road trips all over the continent basically ever second weekend.
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I recently bought a second hand Nissan Xtrail 2009 for 2.8k usd. My previous car's engine died. 😭 I am so happy with it and it's super reliable. I love the boxy style from that era. Not so many boxy cars these days. 150,000km, Good range on a tank (650km), AWD, Tow Bar, Camper mode sleeping ready, mean stereo system came with it, hard plastics all throughout with leather seats interior...what more could you want??? Of course I did get the driver and passenger windows tinted with that ceramic tinting to stop skin cancer and aging from UV exposure but that was the only "upgrade" I did! Refrence image below (note* this is just from the google images but it's basically the same). I'd say in like 5-10 years if these Chinese EREV's become cheaper (even though they're already undercutting legacy auto makers prices by like 30-40% 🤯) I'd look into getting one. I love the idea of these cars from China coming out with ranges of up to 1600km plus on a single charge + petrol engine backup (around 1100-1200km real world range). Maybe in 5-10 years we'll be hitting 1600-1800km real world range! As I have stated previously on this forum I like long battery life/range on my devices/tech 😀.
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Thanks for your op. I didn't find it funny unfortunately. To me the movie tried to hard to be what it tries to be. I also found the twists and turn points in the film bland and not what my go to choice would've been. Glad to hear others enjoyed it however. Case in point to my last sentence above.
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The Houses Jack Built is only level 3 on that iceberg diagram posted by another user but is maybe one of the more disturbing movies I've seen. Not scary but highly disturbing look into the psychology of a murderous psychopath.
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I have finally ordered my Countertop RO with Remineralization system from America I have been putting it off for too long because of high price tag and had been using brita carbon filters for past year and a half instead. I am very excited and can't wait for it to arrive!
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