Subnostr

The exclamation point should definitely come after the question mark.

nostr:npub1qny3tkh0acurzla8x3zy4nhrjz5zd8l9sy9jys09umwng00manysew95gx nostr:npub1guh5grefa7vkay4ps6udxg8lrqxg2kgr3qh9n4gduxut64nfxq0q9y6hjy

#grammarstr #wordstr #punctuationstr

https://fountain.fm/episode/UWp0I6LCWTMLJav7Te3c

MF_HODL 1y ago

When it comes to RHR bickering and bets… 🤣

I usually side with Matt, but here I’m with uncle Marty. Marty is also correct that mempools will clear again someday.

Replying to

:P

Go with dewalt series!

MF_HODL 1y ago

Even for lawn mower, etc? I never knew they made that stuff till just now

Replying to

Noshole

Yay

MF_HODL 1y ago

Thinking about going all in, just seeing if someone can convince me it sucks 🤣

Replying to

The Fishcake (nostr.build)

🐶🐾😭😭😭

https://v.nostr.build/3Pe0n.mp4 nostr:note13xqzm0ulyt2agsz4ecn9c0ym0nz2djntgu6snrna0mdxz3q03vdstrnelh

MF_HODL 1y ago

lol I’m with you

the fuck kind of sushi is that? 🤣

Replying to

Low Information Voter

Neither did I. I learned though, after I recharged a consumer-brand battery for the sixth time in 24hrs and it bricked. Eventually I opened the case (three Phillips screws, one security, need extra-long shanks) and found the 18650 cells were fine (~4.1v).

Five dollars worth of Chinese control board (specific to that tool brand) later, it was back in business. That was pre-COVID. Still works today, though I've replaced one of the cells.

Manufacturers all maintain separate brand identities for contractor and consumer tools. They're often (internally) identical, except for price - and DRM.

Buy a contractor brand from a tradesman-focussed store, not your big box hardware store. Buy once, cry once; or prepare to learn more about your tools than you wanted to :D

MF_HODL 1y ago

If you are in the US, what are some of the contractor brands that are worth it?

Replying to

.

Check to see how many batteries you would need to get it all done without lag time. Upfront cost.

MF_HODL 1y ago

Yeah should be only 1-2 batteries I think. Even if I have to buy 1 extra battery, seems worth it… just trying to see if there are any major issues or gotchas I should be aware of with that tech vs gas.

Replying to

.

Yard tools depend on size of yard. I prefer gas. I have a leaf vacuum that is better than blowing for most clean up besides patio. Collects everything and mulches it up for the compost pile.

MF_HODL 1y ago

Pretty small yard, maybe 1/4 acre of grass

Replying to

GODGIFT.

The Tasmanian giant freshwater crayfish, which is at risk of extinction, can reach an impressive size of 80cm and a weight of up to 3kg, making it the world's largest invertebrate living in freshwater

MF_HODL 1y ago

Dam boi that’s a thik ass boi

Replying to

Low Information Voter

Power tool batteries these days contain single-chip computers for DRM. Consumer-oriented brands will "brick" themselves if they detect a usage pattern like a tradesman not a suburban dad. "For your safety". Of course.

Buy the good brands like my contractor buddies.

Or be prepared to Frankenstein up new batteries like I do :) White label Chinese battery controllers cost about $5 and are good enough to fool the tools into thinking they're OEM.

MF_HODL 1y ago

Honestly I won’t be pushing them hard like a contractor would, just typical stuff around the house. It’s more the yard tools (lawnmower, leaf blower, etc) where I was mainly worried about the battery.

But I am interested, what are some of the ‘good brands’ you mentioned? And where can I learn more about the control boards?

Thanks

MF_HODL 1y ago

Battery powered power tools & yard tools - yay or nay?

Replying to