Interesting experience to be shamed as an environmental extremist for this take.
The idea is to shave whatever and then use a tiny bit of that shaving cream on your mirror, since you will not be able to fully use 100% of the batch and just wash it down the drain anyway.
That makes the additional cost = 0.
You can achieve the same thing without wasting any (electric) energy by rubbing a bit of shaving cream onto the mirror and buffing it out. Works for a while.
These are such a good idea. It works by having a heater behind the mirror which prevents the condensation.
I have one.
Everytime I read this from you guys, I don’t get if you’re seriously overselling them or I’m doing something wrong.
3-4 water blasts and one wipe are definitely not enough most times. I have to wet wipe a few times and then dry off to get clean.
Maybe it’s related to diet or I just have a high standard for hygiene, but I would never consider just drying off with a reusable towel, yuck…
Toilet paper still a necessity.
I’m the same way, actually. Italian is a no-brainer because of all the pizzas and pastas and gelato, but the mediterranean cuisine is very rich and can be quite healthy as well. And Vietnamese food encompasses just a lot of the more spicy asian dishes to give a nice contrast, also love rice.
Ok. I guess I’m more of a purist, meaning I prefer to view content as neutral and close to what it essentially is, as possible.
It’s fair to prefer a more saturated or subjectively better-looking image, but I guess this is just not on many people’s list of top priorities.
I have no solution here, except maybe use that display solely for media consumption and do serious work on a more traditional display. That’s at least what I do, except with a projector in that case.
How do you “convert” content to HDR? You have to generate something that doesn’t exist.
Did you pay 2 grand for a high-contrast mode?
Well, basically everywhere else except Russia, I suppose?
Seems like a cheap excuse, the law doesn’t say specifically that.
But, of course, manufacturers like to lock down their devices as much as possible. And such laws play into their hands.
Since when is this the case?
Username totally checks out.
Sorry, good write-up, but what’s wrong with your S-key?
Yep. Has to be the cream though, gel doesn’t work, afaik.