Akitz

u/Akitz


r/motorcycles•

I've used the Packtalk Bold in the past and it worked great. However, I don't actually need most of the features. I don't want a mic, intercom, or anything like that. I just need a bluetooth receiver and speakers for music and directions.

I can see some cheap chinese options along these lines. Does anyone have any experience with these kinds of devices? It does seem like something I should be able to get something workable for much cheaper than a cardo or sena device, since it is literally just speakers I'm looking for.

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r/GalaxyWatch•

It seems my VO2 max on Samsung Health has been stuck at the same number since April, despite almost daily runs recorded on my Galaxy Watch 5. I didn't record many runs before April on Samsung Health, but it seems I got a new number each time in my runs between October and March - which seems right to me, since I understand it's calculates it based on your performance on each exercise.

Anyone run into a similar issue or know how to fix it?

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r/ukvisa•

I am applying for a UK working holiday visa from New Zealand. I have a good chunk over the proof of funds floating around in accessible bank accounts.

However, the NHS levy for two years and application fees will eat up the majority of it. I have plenty of funds in slightly less accessible places and will have cash in the accessible accounts soon enough, and as well when I leave for the UK.

I'm just checking - when I provide proof of funds, will they be checking that I have sufficient funds for the visa fees on top of the proof limit (which would come out somewhere more than 4000 pounds)? Or is it fine that the account demonstrates just over the 2530 pounds required, even if I am just ab

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r/NitrousOxide•

Sick of cheap crackers that stop working and am meaning to get a decent whipped cream dispenser instead. Just trying to get my head around it - you'd leave the main chamber empty and just have the cartridge in, and pull the trigger to dispense it? Would you be losing nos in the main chamber or does none of it go in there? And if it does, does that mean I would want to get a small (<250ml) dispenser?

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r/duolingo•

After knocking through the new spanish course for a while, I don't think it does a very good job of introducing content in a logical manner.

It introduced a ton of new vocabulary in the earlier part of the course, which means now you have to complete an amount of skills equal to the size of the old tree, before it teaches you a second verbal tense.

I think more of the high frequency tenses such as the preterit and ir future should be included far earlier, rather than dumping a bucket of verbal tenses on you in the last twenty skills. This would allow revision for them to be included in skills far earlier, reducing the difficulty of verb conjugations as a hurdle in Spanish.

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r/duolingo•

There are so many new skills in the Spanish course - first of all I think the ordering is off, in terms of functionality I think it's odd that you need to do like 60 skills before it introduces you to anything beyond the present tense.

But how have people who were already up to the later skills handled this? They seem to be full of vocabulary and structures I'm already familiar with. Are people going back through them or moving on?

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r/duolingo•

Anyone else do this? I've found it so exhausting and boring recently that I've decided to drop it for a week and try get back to it later. Just lost my 60 day streak, but that's no big deal :)

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r/GAAB350•

I'm using the Gigabyte AB350 Gaming 3 motherboard, the Ryzen 1700, and Corsair Vengeance LPX 3200 RAM. The bios tells me I'm on bios version 7 (I half assedly set it up a month or so ago, couldn't remember if I updated the bios lol) and I tried enabling XMP since my RAM was only running at the minimum. It causes my PC to continuously attempt to boot and shut down and reboot and shut down until I clear the CMOS. Any help?

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