Random Unthreadworthy Questions

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Originally Posted by ötzi

So the stereo receiver is in a closet. It has to stay there, the speaker wires run to the closet. The wifi router is also in the same closet. I want to stream music from my phone but Bluetooth isn't strong enough to get into the closet even with a good Bluetooth receiver. I currently stream from an ipad that's in the closet but it's a pain in the ass sometimes.

How do I stream music from my phone in this situation? Is there like a bluetooth receiver that can connect to wifi that I could put out in the living area? Or can I somehow maybe get the ipad to be a slave to my phone and just mirror what I do on my phone? Or something? Help a brutha out.

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Sounds like you need a Chromecast Audio: http://amazon.com/Google-Chromecast-..._df_B0BFXMQYJF

I'm pretty sure Google doesn't manufacture these anymore, so not sure how much runway you would have left. But there's got to be an equivalent product from someone else.

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Originally Posted by powdrhound

The answer is a properly sized box fan.

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Sorry, there are no working box fans available, moose out front shoulda told you.

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Originally Posted by dan_pdx

Sounds like you need a Chromecast Audio: http://amazon.com/Google-Chromecast-..._df_B0BFXMQYJF

I'm pretty sure Google doesn't manufacture these anymore, so not sure how much runway you would have left. But there's got to be an equivalent product from someone else.

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Update: the internet says that the Wiim Mini is the best replacement for the Chromecast Audio

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Originally Posted by old goat

I can remember when a 32 in TV was massive.

We like our Rokus for our older TV's. One of them is an older stick model that is sometimes too slow but it looks like that one is discontinued.

We have a huge DVD collection we rarely watch but last night we realized the TV we've had for 2 years doesn't have AV inputs. (I guess they make AV to HDMI converters. Should work for the VHS player too. )

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Did not remember seeing this before, so have a few things you could do. 2 options for the AV- get a new DVD drive that has HDMI interface. They are out there, and I picked one up a bit back for probably much less than the AV to HDMI converters cost. You could also step up to a Blu-Ray player that can do DVD's and CD's also. Those are a bit more money (even used) but coming down in price like most technology. They also have Internet capability and more capabilities than just a plain DVD player.

Sonos.

The best part is having music without phone interruptions
The worst part is paying for premium Spotify.

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Originally Posted by ötzi

So the stereo receiver is in a closet. It has to stay there, the speaker wires run to the closet. The wifi router is also in the same closet. I want to stream music from my phone but Bluetooth isn't strong enough to get into the closet even with a good Bluetooth receiver. I currently stream from an ipad that's in the closet but it's a pain in the ass sometimes.

How do I stream music from my phone in this situation? Is there like a bluetooth receiver that can connect to wifi that I could put out in the living area? Or can I somehow maybe get the ipad to be a slave to my phone and just mirror what I do on my phone? Or something? Help a brutha out.

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Extend the speak wires out of the closet?

Pyle wifi audio receiver. Around $80

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Originally Posted by ötzi

Yeah I was trying to avoid that but it may be the only answer.

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This little thing will add wifi connectivity (airplay 2) to your current stereo https://www.amazon.com/Belkin-SoundF.../dp/B094LGLJB9. “Belkin soundform connect” is the name - in case that link dies.

I almost went office space on my Bluetooth/TV speakers for their shitty connection strength (audioengine hd6), but that dongle basically makes them connect the same as a sonos setup.


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Did your mom collect gas station kitchen knives?

The kind with flimsy serrated blades and cheesy plastic handles that sometimes came off after too many hot rinse cycles?

Did she reproach any suggestion of getting gas at lower prices rather than obtaining another matching blade? A keening in her eye?

I remember long legs of winter rolling through 2 lane tree bordered highways of northern Wisconsin where outposts were sparse, eschewing a stop when the gas gauge loomed left near an inferior mart, veering off into the night with the proper petroleum purveyor only a few dark leagues away. Or hot sticky rubber heat dream slaps down waffling concrete ribbons and off ramps to the plastic neon slushies and straws.

But woe unto occupants of a car that had stopped, but the blade had gone missing, slipping between the textured vinyl seats to join single socks and innocent ignorance.
What satisfaction, what muted glee shone on adding another knife to the set.

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Originally Posted by dan_pdx

Update: the internet says that the Wiim Mini is the best replacement for the Chromecast Audio

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Originally Posted by half-fast

Pyle wifi audio receiver. Around $80

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Originally Posted by house

This little thing will add wifi connectivity (airplay 2) to your current stereo https://www.amazon.com/Belkin-SoundForm-Connect-AirPlay-Receiver-Streaming-3-5mm-Speaker-other-AirPlay-enabled/dp/B094LGLJB9. “Belkin soundform connect” is the name - in case that link dies.

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Nice. Thanks.

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Originally Posted by Buster Highmen

Did your mom collect gas station kitchen knives?

The kind with flimsy serrated blades and cheesy plastic handles that sometimes came off after too many hot rinse cycles?

Did she reproach any suggestion of getting gas at lower prices rather than obtaining another matching blade? A keening in her eye?

I remember long legs of winter rolling through 2 lane tree bordered highways of northern Wisconsin where outposts were sparse, eschewing a stop when the gas gauge loomed left near an inferior mart, veering off into the night with the proper petroleum purveyor only a few dark leagues away. Or hot sticky rubber heat dream slaps down waffling concrete ribbons and off ramps to the plastic neon slushies and straws.

But woe unto occupants of a car that had stopped, but the blade had gone missing, slipping between the textured vinyl seats to join single socks and innocent ignorance.
What satisfaction, what muted glee shone on adding another knife to the set.

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That's poetry.

Does leaving water out overnight actually allow a significant amount of chlorine and other dissolved gasses to evaporate?
Does a simple Britta style filter do more/less?-


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Originally Posted by ötzi

Nice. Thanks.



That's poetry.

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Or AI generated maybe...

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Originally Posted by jm2e

Does leaving water out overnight actually allow a significant amount of chlorine and other dissolved gasses to evaporate?
Does a simple Britta style filter do more/less?-

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Project farm did a good video on filters.

As for the evaporation, my guess based on maintaining pools/hot tubs is it would take longer than overnight. Probably more like days.

Why don't they call it Happy Motherfucker Day?

I mean, y'know, to be a father, well...

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Originally Posted by Buster Highmen

Why don't they call it Happy Motherfucker Day?

I mean, y'know, to be a father, well...

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All those in favor, say aye.

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Originally Posted by riser4

All those in favor, say aye.

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Eye aye

It would be nice to reclaim that word. Much like gays embraced faggot and queer and African Americans took over the word that cannot be said or typed.

I did start Father’s Day by mother fucking their mother. Followed by a great afternoon of fishing with my boys.

If one would want to complement a lady in a gym, is it better to say ‘nice yoga pants’ or ‘nice tights’? Asking for a friend of course!

Does that cameltoe come with one hump or two

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Originally Posted by Lvovsky

If one would want to complement a lady in a gym, is it better to say ‘nice yoga pants’ or ‘nice tights’? Asking for a friend of course!

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Lvovsky: :Excuse me m'am but those are really nice yoga pants" (wink wink)
Female Gym Member: "What? Do you think the camel toe came withe these here tights?"

Best advice is to keep your eyes on the prize and keep working out. They know how nice the yoga pants look.

Now a days I sure would not go with yoga pant compliments as my first comment. YRMV

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Originally Posted by mcski

Does that cameltoe come with one hump or two

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I'd suggest that if there's only one lump down there, he should step back and maybe clam up.

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Originally Posted by Djongo Unchained

I'd suggest that if there's only one lump down there, he should step back and maybe clam up.

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Nobody wants to see moose knuckle.

I've been hot tubbing at the nicest place in town lately. The amount of hot tight yoga shorts college chicks walking around is off the chain. I'm totally fine with it.

The Trials for the US Summer Olympics are on TV. Why is Ozzyman the announcer?

edit: I guess you gotta hear it

https://youtu.be/WEnVnX3EMsY

how do you get lost for 10 days in the Santa Cruz mountains?
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...rnia-mountains

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Originally Posted by dunfree

how do you get lost for 10 days in the Santa Cruz mountains?
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...rnia-mountains

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I wondered the same thing. You can walk from Los Gatos to the ocean in less than 2 days.

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how do you get lost for 10 days in the Santa Cruz mountains?
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...rnia-mountains

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Strong acid.

Should Val Kilmer have won an Oscar for his performance as Doc Holliday in Tombstone?

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Originally Posted by MultiVerse

Should Val Kilmer have been nominated for an Oscar for his performance as Doc Holliday in Tombstone?

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It was a tough year. He was up against these nominees for supporting actor that year:
Tommy Lee Jones – The Fugitive as U.S. Marshal Samuel Gerard <- won
Leonardo DiCaprio – What's Eating Gilbert Grape as Arnold "Arnie" Grape
Ralph Fiennes – Schindler's List as Amon Göth
John Malkovich – In the Line of Fire as Mitch Leary
Pete Postlethwaite – In the Name of the Father as Giuseppe Conlon

He was pretty cool though. Thirty years ago…time flies.

Leo was amazing in that movie.

What if ppl w dementia are dimension jumpers?

Depends.

Ralph was by far the stand out performance and should have won. Strong case for Leo’s performance as well which probably would have won if he hadn’t gone full retard

Higher ratio guns for thicc urethane sealants: will moving up from a 6:1 to a 9:1 or even an 18:1 thrust ratio notably help push it or is battery powered the way to go?

can anyone recommend a SUV/wagon tailgate bug screen for car camping?

Scissors and duct tape?
https://www.amazon.com/Coghlans-9648...D0K/ref=sr_1_5

Sorry, I’m in a mood.

Do blind people choose different vacation spots than sighted people? I thought of this after seeing a TV commercial tonight where they show a blind guy sitting on a bench with a beautiful view and I wondered what the appeal would be for a blind person. I'm thinking if I were blind I'd pick vacation destinations purely based almost purely on the weather.

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can anyone recommend a SUV/wagon tailgate bug screen for car camping?

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https://dactent.com/cdn/shop/product...g?v=1595231679

https://dactent.com/products/dac-da1...d-minivan-tent