Ok... going to say it... after uninstalling Nexus 2 and installing Nexus 3, after about 5 minutes I was shaking my head and planning to revert to Nexus 2... I initially felt Nexus 3 needs a little more work before primetime. But as I continued playing with it, Nexus 3 grew on me in a big way.
While I prefer some of the UI elements of Nexus 2 (the clock, the themes), I was able to re-create everything I needed in Nexus 3, and then some.
Things I prefer about Nexus 2:
The Split Flap clock... it makes better use of the space in Nexus 2 compared to Nexus 3 (in 4x2 mode). In Nexus 3 the Split Flap clock is compressed vertically. I've switched to Digital since it ma
Received a note when logging in to Betterment today about a new upcoming feature which allows securities lending and asking if I wanted to opt in…
Supposedly all lent shares are fully secured by cash collateral, making it sound like you wouldn’t incur losses if the borrower is unable to return the shares.
I’m not a super savvy investor… has anyone else also been notified about this upcoming feature, and do you see any obvious downsides to opting in? If the borrower is able to put down 100% cash in collateral, why would they even need to borrow shares in the first place??
Companies don't always get to hear positive feedback, especially for defective products, so I thought I'd share my Corsair RMA experience.
I have a relatively new iCUE Link H150i radiator which came with 3 QX120 fans. One of the QX fans failed. After reaching out to Corsair customer service, I received a response within a day asking for a copy of my receipt and a picture of the radiator S/N. I provided the information and within a day received another email indicating my request was approved, along with tracking information for the replacement fan.
It was a quick and seamless turnaround which I really appreciate. Sometimes, parts just fail. I'm willing to judge a company on how they honor
Successful cook of Costco Prime Beef Ribs for dinner using a Traeger Ironwood 885! Not offset quality, but super convenient.
Over 11 hours total cook time, to 210F finishing temp.
I started at 200F with Super Smoke for the 1st hour and then bumped up to 250F. Towards the end I juiced it to 300F to finish out and ensure all fat was rendered.
The rack probed buttery tender with my Thermapen...
Interesting note: I usually experience the stall ~160 - 170F. For this cook I didn't run into a stall until around 195F (!). I learn something new every cook!
