RealNotFake

I love this frag so much. It has become a go-to on the weekends where I don't have to be around anyone, lol. I say this completely truthfully and unironically that I think it's a masterpiece. Maybe it's just my skin chemistry, but it becomes an amazing rich leather, slightly peppery fresh-laundry, and clean musk on me. I can't stop sniffing the inside of my shirt, it's addictive like nothing else.

The online reviews for this fragrance are equally amazing and have me rolling. Everything that has been said about this frag is true, and yet I still love it:

Instant scrubber, but I still keep a sample on hand to remind myself to not ever try it again.

Poop heaven right here folks. Love i

"Barefoot shoes destroy your knees"

This is the #1 thing I hear when people ask me about my Vivo shoes. Everyone seems to think that wearing minimal/barefoot shoes will destroy your knees. I'm just curious where this belief actually comes from? Medical studies? Podiatrists? Big Shoe marketing?

It almost seems like a Mandela Effect, because so far nobody has been able to explain to me where they heard it or why they think that way. They just believe it to be the truth for some reason, and therefore I cannot dissuade their concerns. I generally just smile and move on, because they have already made up their mind, so there is no point in arguing it.

This was my first Hyrox race, which is 8K running + 8 strength workouts. Out of the thousands of people that attended the event, I'm the only person I saw wearing barefoot/minimal shoes of any kind. Everyone else was wearing traditional high-stack running shoes like Hoka and Altra, which I knew would be the case going into the weekend. Hyrox also makes their own shoe in collaboration with Puma, so I saw those a lot as well.

I have done some simulations in training, and found that my other vivo shoes were trash at Hyrox, mainly because of the poor grip. Shoes like the Motus Strength and the Primus lite and geo racers all had very poor traction for sled pushes, and the FG trail series felt te

I've been eyeing a sactional setup for the better part of a decade now, or at least it feels that long. Finally got a 3 seat setup (for now), and assembled my sactional last night. Spoiler: Love it!

Yes it took me 3 hours just for 3 seats and 6 sides to build it myself, but man it looks great, and the whole process was very streamlined and well thought out. The price seems justified to me, because the system used to fit the pieces together is actually brilliant, and the fit and finish on all the pieces was top notch. I can tell they used all solid hardwood and good quality materials, which is a breath of fresh air with all the MDF-based dropshipped garbage these days (Wayfair, etc.). The fa

The Stealth 2 is my favorite shoe that vivo has ever released. It had the athletic look, laces and tongue design, wide toe box, and they actually looked good. Why do they insist on never bringing back old designs? It's so frustrating, I would literally buy them instantly if they rereleased. They don't even have them on revivo anymore. Instead they release shoes that are more narrow and tight fitting, more expensive, sock-like and constricting. I've grown increasingly frustrated with this brand.

So I had a Duo 1 and then a Duo2. Loved them despite the flaws. Then I finally upgraded to a Oneplus Open folding phone. Absolutely love it. I think it is is better than my Duo2 in most ways. However, I've only had it about 5 months and then I dropped it and cracked the front display a bit (even with a case). Not too big of a deal, it happens, everything was still useable. However yesterday I went to open up and use the big display, and there was a huge black section going down through the center, and the touchscreen doesn't work. So now I can only use the outside screen, and all advantage of having the foldable inside screen is gone, no more multitasking capability, etc.

I started googling

https://www.instagram.com/p/C5vpjrSLiX5/

There is clearly significant photoshop work in the image, but I am wondering if there a way to achieve that neat cross-hatch type of flaring on the stadium lights using a lens or filter or something? Or was that effect just added in photoshop/post? And if so, how?

I have seen Vivo do this with several of my favorite shoes lately. The original shoe that got me hooked was the Stealth 2. Those were out of stock for a quite a long time as you may remember. When they finally announced the Stealth 3 I was excited and bought a pair right away.

I was immediately perplexed and slightly put off by the new attached-laces design. They essentially made the tongue part of the shoe fixed so that the whole thing is like one big sock, and the laces are for decoration only. Now the laces cannot be tightened or loosened at all. I found the Stealth 3 very tight and uncomfortable compared to the 2, although they did loosen a bit over time. I have a high arch/forefoot and

I have two pairs of the Porto Rocker Low shoe from several years ago when they used to sell them. I liked the first pair a lot so I bought a second one in a different color. IMO they were the best "dress" shoes that vivo ever made, much higher quality and better looking than the RAII/RAIII. And yet they're nowhere to be found for years now, and you can't even find them from revivo anymore. My two pairs are starting to wear out and I have no options for replacement.

Can someone explain how to solve this hint? I see there are 2 mines touching the 4 so there must be 2 below it that share with the 3. But from there I cannot understand how they flagged that mine next to the 3. This is one of the trickier hints I've seen.

https://imgur.com/1fjVdnA

After reading this sub for a while I got the impression from the community that Duo2 was only a small incremental improvement over Duo1 - maybe 10% better but still with many issues and quirks. I was also scared away due to the price and the camera bump. However, I haven't been impressed with the Pixel Fold or the latest foldables, and my Duo1 was driving me nuts with all the touch problems, laggy UI, etc., so I took the plunge and finally upgraded to a Duo2 and I've been using it for a month now.

Man. The Duo2 is lightyears ahead of the Duo1.

It's better in every conceivable way and solves 99% of my complaints with the Duo1, to the point where I think MS would have been successful if th

I like using the device in "laptop mode" with the keyboard snapped on and the second screen as a touchpad. However I do all of my mouse operations by taps (single/double tap) and I would prefer to remove the "soft" mouse buttons from the touch pad so that I have more area to scroll and tap. Every once in a while I scroll into the touch buttons and it causes weird results. So far I haven't found an option to disable.

Also this is just a minor quibble, so far this is the best laptop-like-device I've ever owned.