I have heard of people disassembling laptop battery packs which are apparently made of multiple 18650 cells, which are a super common standardized part that can be sourced very affordably. Then they simply replace the cells and keep the original battery enclosure and charging circuitry.
However, Chromebooks tend to be built for planned obsolescence, so it may very well be a one of a kind part
Plus it was usually yellowed and sticky with nicotine tar
TIL about soy chorizo and it sounds amazing 🤤
I recently used some glue that had that exact issue. I just needed it for a small repair and it actually worked great once I managed to get it out of the bottle (and off of my hands).
I used a large blob then clamped the wood and wiped off the excess that seeped out. If I was a real woodworker I would have sanded it afterward but it looked ok. That was about 6 months ago and the chair is still holding up
For a moment I thought that was the githyanki egg rather than a watermelon
Power Suppwy. OP may be a furry /s
This just happened to me too. I'm on 2.36.0 from f-droid
The worst part for me was that I lost my very long list of keyword filters :(
Way back when, Slashdot had something like this to place in your signature. It was a code string that looked like a PGP/GPG signature but the letters were actually personal details.
I recall you could encode age, gender, and relationship status in it, and I think location and whether you worked in the tech industry
Save often and don't worry about save scumming. There are a lot of gotcha traps, especially in the early game, that are funny when they don't wreck all your progress by propelling you into a bottomless pit.
The game lets you save just about any time, even in dialog right before you pick something to say. Don't worry too much about failing dialog choices though. Even a failed roll still gives you interesting story. Some interactions might only happen if you failed your roll.
But again, save often because the game can have bugs and can crash or mechanics can work differently than you expect.
There are almost no quests that have a time limit where they count how many long rests you've taken. Most of them the game will give you an indication that time is running out, but even if you ignore it the story still makes sense - you're just too late to finish a quest a certain way.
Almost all quests don't actually care about time so you can long rest whenever you like and in fact you should rest more often than most gamers probably do because a lot of the story events happen when you sleep.
Often the best tactic in combat is to run away, especially on higher difficulty settings.
P.S. If you're playing with a controller (e.g. on console) there's a puzzle in act two that is broken. If you get stuck on a puzzle with colorful lines and brains, it's not because you're dumb but because you have to click the left thumb stick to enter precision mode to click things like a computer mouse. Otherwise the things you need to click to solve the puzzle are too far away from the character and you can't complete it
That makes much more sense than "tofu table"
Surely the other orks would beat it back into line for not being orky enough