While I was getting ready for work I just casually picked up one of my Daughter's soft-toy. In the beginning, it looked normal to me but I nearly dropped it when I turned the back.
Wow.
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While I was getting ready for work I just casually picked up one of my Daughter's soft-toy. In the beginning, it looked normal to me but I nearly dropped it when I turned the back.
Wow.
When you find out why he stayed up until 4Am, you will be shocked.
Anyway, the Client is coming down this Thursday and as a precaution, I checked the Lightsaber again as I kinda start to warm up to the LEDs going up and down. What I learnt from this experience is, if you can, you must never, ever, check your repaired items after 8pm.
Why?
I just switched it on around midnight before going to bed and my heart skipped a beat because, yep, that faulty LED segment decided to be... faulty again. This time I know where the problem lies and its actually on the blade itself. The idea of the LED going up and down the blade is cool but it is actually a very fragile piece of **** and trust me, this Lightsaber is meant only to be switched on and off as a display, and not, OK, not used for knocking objects, Pinatas, staging mock Lightsaber fights, moving cats out of the way, etc.
Really.
I have seen the circuit board for the blade and felt its fragility. Not only that, the wires at the other end leading to the contact points are so fragile that when you move the circuit board about, it broke. Everytime.
So, if someone offers you a Lightsaber with a faulty blade like this, stay away. Stay far, far, away. And also, when you have a broken Lightsaber, stay away.
Stay far, far, away from me.
Ask, Ask, Ask
In America
"Ask not what your Country can do for you but ask what you can do for your Country"
In Malaysia
"Ask not what you can do in your Country but what your Country can do to you"
"Ask not what your Country can do for you but ask what you can do for your Country"
In Malaysia
"Ask not what you can do in your Country but what your Country can do to you"
How Bluetooth saved my Life
Well, yes it did. It saved me from having to sacrifice some notes out of the wallet, made sure I don't add to the deadly road statistics and yeah, balance my head.
The hands-free saga has been with me ever since I got a mobile phone and then, with the Malaysian Road Authorities insistence, I needed them more than ever when I drive. My first Bluetooth was a Jabra for my Sony Ericsson which despite its excellent specs, lasted me less than six months due to my body fat refusing to yield any extra space. Oh, the mourning lasted for years.
It was not until in 2015 that I finally relented and started to look for another Jabra. By now, as you would have known, Bluetooth has evolved to Stage 4, which means nothing to me except its now runs on less power, can accept two other Bluetooth devices and yeah, really acts as a headphone too. Since Jabra did not have the specs I was looking for, I tried eBay *ahem* and this headset is good!
I did not appreciate it until this morning when I got a call in the car. But within 4 seconds or so, I managed to switch the headset on, and the call immediately went into it!
Wow. You can't do that seamlessly years ago!
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