Posts by ironseal8

Larry Ortiz5 said:He just wants to save his USB drive. As for me, I’ll take an original, factory-sealed USB stick and a PC.

Not the account, but the drive itself is brand new. I've moved about 30 of these units already. It’s a solid brand. Completely reliable.
Got about 50 of these sent to me by mistake along with some software. Can't seem to find a way to get rid of them.

Larry Ortiz5 said:@ironseal8/">@@ironseal8 you've got those 16GB sticks at $17 you get a receipt and a warranty 🤣

My price is right in there somewhere,

So I don't really see the point of this thread.

I can hook you up with a USB drive at a good price.

mistydriver26 said:Quick question about transferring files
I’m using a Redmi Note 5a Prime. I have a ton of photos on there that I really need to get off the device. I've got two laptops I'm working with—one is running Windows 7 and the other is on Windows 10. When I try with the Windows 7 machine, it runs the installation, but then tells me there's nothing on the phone. On the Windows 10 laptop, it actually shows everything I want to move, but once I give it a command, it claims there are no photos on the phone. Basically, neither laptop is playing nice. I couldn't find a manual anywhere—nothing came in the box, and I can't find anything useful online. What settings do I need to tweak on either the phone or the laptops so they can actually see my photos and let me download them?

You need to enable USB storage on the phone. Or you could just grab a data transfer app from Google Play.
It might also be worth reinstalling the connection drivers on your laptop.

Alex Mendoza2 said:Can anyone give me a rundown on which meds, foods, or drinks help dilate blood vessels versus what actually constricts them? Just throw out whatever comes to mind...
I’m also wondering if things like working out, going for walks, or running make much of a difference when it comes to widening those vessels?

Oxygen constricts them, while carbon dioxide dilates them. Controlled breathing can work wonders for that.

Charles Ortiz3 said:I’m not a newbie, but I am one. I train at home consistently and I’ve built a decent base, but I need more weight. I have a habit of training until I hit total failure.

If you aren't a beginner, then you know there's really only one real exercise on this machine: lat pulldowns.
Everything else is just some more or less ridiculous isolation movement.

If you actually care about your lats, you're better off installing a pull-up bar at your place. You can get abs out of it too, plus other stuff.

Charles Ortiz3 said:I'd rather play it safe than have someone breathing down my neck because I worked myself to death.

Working until you collapse is just stupid. Especially if you're new to the job.

This is a waste of money. You're better off just grabbing some dumbbells and a set of bars—maybe two short ones and one long one.

It'd be even better if you could pick up an adjustable bench and some squat racks to go with it.

coastalrider11 said:I think I finally figured out my balding issue. I just started shaving it all off down to the skin, and honestly, the problem just goes away.

I decided to save my hair instead. I have a shoebox where I keep every single strand I find.

You just replied to a post from 9 years ago.