It was a 5lb block of cheddar from UW Provisions, in Madison Wisconsin. Which, in their defense, is a very large block of cheese.
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I had a block of cheese one time, they went crazy about it. X-rayed it a bunch. They really didn't like that cheese.
Urogesic blue, same kind of thing, but it turns blue.
Bluetooth is fine, haven't experienced any lag like the other guy said. But remember standard Bluetooth is only two channel, so don't try to use the microphone on the headphones or your audio will not be stereo.
You can use the headphones for sound then I'm pretty sure there's a built-in microphone on the deck. For multiplayer game chat.
The name mastodon literally means “breast tooth,” referring to the the “nipple”-shaped bumps along the top edges of these animals’ teeth.
I played Alto in school, never really got into it. Then switched up to baritone, loved it.
Whoa your link is way better, haven't looked into those adapters for a while. Thanks for the info.
My name is also Andrew.
You're saying the LCD panel? It's possible, you'll need to figure out how many pins your LCD uses. If I recall correctly, there are 30 and 40 pin variants, but if you are buying a new panel you'll need this info anyway.
If you know the pin configuration, you can get something like this
https://www.amazon.com/Controller-Driver-1920x1080-30Pins-Screen/dp/B06W5DTGKC
Should be a power cable to the board, then a 30 or 40 pin ribbon cable to the LCD, then audio and HDMI on the board.
I used to work in computer repair, and we had so many "lightly damaged" LCD panels. A couple of my coworkers made diy monitors with them, and had no complaints.
Cinematic widescreen, bars on the top and bottom. Been a thing forever, honestly OLED makes it more bearable because the pixels are turned off. I'd rather have the bars be completely black than backlit black.
We're just ignoring the bat wings?
Interesting fact, there are saltwater crocodiles in southern Florida, and the keys. It's, I believe, the only place in the world that has crocodiles, alligators, and Amazon caiman.
Wait until you learn about cooking at home.