This looks useful: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tsg6LKai1M
Itās also smaller than the ACR122T that I keep in my laptop bag.
Iāve always searched for videos, and rarely used the recommended feedā¦ Breaking that addiction was easy on my end as the shorts are what got me, and those are generally useless anyways.
If anything, the sheer amount of shorts that now show up in my searches is making me sad. Those are not what I look for so I donāt watch them voluntarily.
I was talking about NewPipe, but this worked:
I wasnāt expecting it to work as thereās no āshortsā option so I thought that those were being treated as regular videosā¦
huh.. anyone mess with smart lego bricknet?
Thatās awesome
Dude is funny tooā¦
girlfried
sister
KrA GL E
Watch this spaceā¦
Man I really gotta turn on emails or something. Always some cool shit cooked up when I come back. xGlowXL is very tempting so who here has one already?
I have one but I put it into the pocket of a failed prototype I had removed. Mistake. Huge amount of blood in a collagen pocket takes forever to clear. Itās been like.. maybe a year and Iām just now starting to see glimmers of it.
This is the red my phone camera sees well attempting to charge up my xGlow XL.
Fuckin hell, tiny ingrown hair over my xMagic install site, and I donāt have tools to pull it 
(Redness showed up only after I started trying to mess with it, confirmed pain was external, implant feels solid) Very inconvenient though.
I need to start carrying tweezers.
I swear by Tweezerman brand.
I have Uncle Billās Sliver Gripper on my keyring and have for years. A+ product.
Does it actually grab small hairs and slivers? I like to tweezerman because it has a long precision edge where both sides come together really well as long as itās clean, but they also have a kind of sharpened point where you can dig in if you need.
Thank you both this is officially the dumbest āproblemā Iāve ever had resulting from an implant (install site healing, not a DT issue).
Not intended in anyway to be a put down, itās just yāall got me rolling on the floorā¦ Anywho,
You clearly werenāt raised by farmers, and it shows. 
I tend to use whatever I have available to deal with ingrown hairsā¦ But lately, Iāve been gravitating towards using tweezers to reduce the damage I do to my skin.
Although most of the times that I reach for my tweezers, itās because Iām assembling a circuit boardā¦ Speaking of which, Iām open to recommendations as I had an accident with my Rino ones and would prefer to order from Amazon instead of Adafruit because of South American customs.
Iām going to end up buying more tools, arenāt I? Along with stuff for they keychain that Iām trying to eliminateā¦
Also, whatās the American farmerās way of dealing with ingrown hairs and splinters?
Well start with an Old Timer, and if that aināt handy, you can cut a peice of wire with your pliers so that itās got a sharp point.
Most farmerās shops usually have an ice-pick or improvised awl of some kind (reground screwdriver usually).
Point is, you just kinda use whatever is at hand and make it work. For instance, If a farmer had tweezers, theyād probably be jammed into a fuse box somewhere.
