This might sound a little stupid, but I’ve gotta ask. The other day I picked up a Dell Latitude 7000 series. Honestly? I love the thing. It works great, everything is solid, but there's this one tiny detail that's absolutely killing me. The little plastic nub on my Shift key snapped off, and now every time I press it, it just slides to the side. I did some digging on eBay, but it’s not worth buying a whole new keyboard just for one single key—they're going for like $200-$83. Does anyone know someone with a broken version of this model lying around, or maybe a trick to fix it? I thought about trying to DIY a little plastic tooth to wedge it back in place, but it's way too small for that. Thanks for any help
I was skimming through the movie earlier and just stumbled right into some monster scene or something. Is there actually any point in watching the whole thing?
Look, I’m not some film critic who sits around overanalyzing every frame. It’s pretty simple for me: I either love it or I don't. But the first one? That was a blast. And honestly, I’ve got a feeling this sequel is going to be even bigger. We're talking massive new categories of Kaiju and more Jaegers... count me in.
So, I caught that movie on TV last night, and honestly? I wish I’d stayed ignorant. I really do. It was one of those films where you just wish you could wipe your memory and experience it for the first time again. The acting was top-tier, the plot actually had some teeth... everything about it was just spot on. I’m beyond satisfied with it, even if it leaves you feeling a bit hollower than when you started.
Come on, help me out here—let's just agree on this one thing. I loved everything about the movie. The pacing was spot on. Just imagine having a customized hot rod and cruising through the city streets all night long... and man, that soundtrack? Absolutely gorgeous.
I don't know if you guys have seen it, but I was rewatching it last night—probably for the hundredth time—and honestly? It’s easily one of the greatest movies ever made. It blows my mind that it isn't talked about more often.
Peter Carter6 said:Right now, winter gear is on sale, though summer stuff might be hit or miss—you might find some deals if you hunt around the $50 range. Or just check the local classifieds; you can snag some killer suits for next to nothing. Once spring hits, those summer prices are going to skyrocket.
I'll probably head over to Chicago in a couple of weeks to scope things out.
I want to tear this thing to shreds, but I honestly can't bring myself to do it while I'm wearing this suit 😁 maybe I'll just never wear one again. I tried using a belt earlier and let's just say things got... uncomfortably cold down there. I’m seriously considering just sprinting straight to Walmart, telling them to shove it, and letting my money go to hell instead.
Hey everyone, quick question 🙂 I’m totally broke right now so I can't grab a new wetsuit, and I just had to return my neighbor's gear after our dive. A buddy offered me his spare one, but honestly, it's a little baggy around the waist. So, here's the deal: do you think I can just tighten things up with a belt and call it a day?
Just finished watching it and man, what a ride. It was great. I’m still scratching my head over one thing, though. So, people build this AI, realize it's way too smart for their own good, and decide to pull the plug. But instead of just stopping, they end up building this limited "brain" for a robot. My question is: who actually started changing them in the first place? And how did that hooded robot out in the desert even end up there?
Ugh, I'm posting this from San Diego. While I wait for this to upload and send back... a buddy just handed me a suit he doesn't need anymore. So, I was thinking about hacking off a bit of the sleeve to patch up the ones on this thing that are way too wide. A little DIY hack job here and there, I guess. What can you do?
Hey, quick question for the group. I just got gifted this killer suit, but there’s one catch—the sleeves are way too tight. Is it actually possible to take it to a tailor to have them let out or resized? It’s such a great suit, honestly, it’s already seen more wear and tear than my old gear from diving trips in Florida.
This is heavy. I’m still pretty new to this whole thing, but I already know there’s zero room for playing around. People have died over this, and I take that seriously. I’m not looking to start any trouble or go on an aggressive run right now. Honestly, if I can just manage to pull some worms out of the sand before I hit $10M, I’ll consider myself a winner.
Nooo, that’s not what I’m asking at all. Look, I’ve been diving for a while now. I know how the rules work. I take this stuff seriously, I really do—I’m just asking about that specific part. It's bad for your lungs if you only take one breath before you dive,
This might sound a little ridiculous, but I have to ask. Are there those tiny oxygen canisters available here in the States? I’m thinking of the kind that only hold enough for maybe a few breaths.
Peter Carter6 said:Look, you can't just make up your own rules for these charts. There’s an actual system in place. Maybe try actually reading up on it before jumping in.
I've done the math. CO2 gets logged three times a week, O2 just once.
Jesse Cooper97 said:If you can get some pool time in, honestly, do it. It’s a smart move. But even if you don't, just staying in shape is worth its weight in gold. If you're actually serious about preparing, you know?
Not really, but my neighbor’s got a summer and winter wetsuit sitting around—he doesn't dive anymore, so he's letting me use them. I just need to grab some fins and booties, then I'll head down to the coast and give it a shot. Besides, I'm working out every single day to keep my cardio up, plus I ride my bike whenever I get the chance. I've already knocked out all 20 phases for those CO2 and O2 breath-hold tables. Starting this Friday.