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9 votes
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The odd history of goalie masks
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Iron boots: The slimming, trimming, shaping equipment that the fitness industry forgot about
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How blackouts, fires, and a pandemic are driving shortages of pipette tips — and hobbling science
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Here's what you need to know about indoor grow lights for starting seeds, gardening inside, or houseplants
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What piece of kitchen equipment do you regret buying, and why?
What piece of kitchen equipment do you regret buying? Why? I bought a garlic masher. (I don't think it was anywhere near £26 when I bought it!)...
What piece of kitchen equipment do you regret buying? Why?
I bought a garlic masher. (I don't think it was anywhere near £26 when I bought it!) https://www.amazon.co.uk/royalvkb-VP303-370-Royal-Garlic-Crusher/dp/B000OW58D8/ It looks really heavy, but it actually isn't. I regret it because it's not nearly as much fun to use as it looks. It's safer than mashing garlic with a knife, and it's easier to clean than a press. But other than that it's not worth the money. The garlic cards (credit card sized bits of plastic with embossed letters) that you rub garlic over are better.
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What does your photography setup look like?
I've been trying to get back into photography and love seeing what other photographers are using. My daily driver is a Nikon D5600 with the kit 18-55mm lens, as well as a 70-300mm lens. Nothing to...
I've been trying to get back into photography and love seeing what other photographers are using.
My daily driver is a Nikon D5600 with the kit 18-55mm lens, as well as a 70-300mm lens. Nothing to spectacular, but it gets the job done. I'm just a hobbyist, so I don't have any real professional-grade equipment, but hopefully with time I'll get some more stuff as I get better with what I already have.
What are you using?
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The fine art of stopping a flying puck
9 votes