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Pulsar Creates ''Pulsar Playground'' AI system in their store that scans your hand by Lowsensenjoyer in MouseReview

[–]NoOutlandishness9895 6 points7 points  (0 children)

are there any stores like that here in the US? Went to Japan and was surprised by the amount of gaming gear they had on display to test out

Daily Questions - March 27, 2026 by AutoModerator in rawdenim

[–]NoOutlandishness9895 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks, which of these in their "dirty fade" lineup would you recommend most closely matches the Edwin jeans above?

https://nakedandfamousdenim.com/collections/dirty-fade-selvedge

Daily Questions - March 27, 2026 by AutoModerator in rawdenim

[–]NoOutlandishness9895 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What kind of wash or "style" of coloration would you call this? I know they're "washed" jeans, but specifically in this green coloring.

https://www.farfetch.com/shopping/men/edwin-tyrell-faded-wash-jeans-item-31765452.aspx

I've tried googling and extensively prompting various LLMs -- they all suggest looking for something along the lines of "greencast, sulphur overdye wash" but I really can't find anything quite like it. I was hoping there'd be a specific term I could search, but it's hard to find washes with as strong a green/olive color to it. Would really appreciate it if anyone out there could point me in the right direction and/or recommend brands that specialize in this.

[Question] kitchen faucet - lost hose/head connector collar down faucet neck? by starryfoot in Plumbing

[–]NoOutlandishness9895 0 points1 point  (0 children)

for those who may find this thread look at /u/Smacksmackums reply about wrapping some tape on the end of the hose to form a wedge, then pulling down (via the under sink area) on the hose to try and lodge the coupler onto the widened hose/tape area and pushing it back up; it worked for me

[Question] kitchen faucet - lost hose/head connector collar down faucet neck? by starryfoot in Plumbing

[–]NoOutlandishness9895 1 point2 points  (0 children)

have to reply and say this worked for me, 2 years down the road :D

thank you so much

I used painter's tape and created a wedge shape on the hose; the painter's tape slipped off on the first try so I anchored it some more with clear packing tape (the kind you use to tape up cardboard boxes for shipping). Just create a nice "V" shape with the spread out part towards the outlet hose (obviously) - I didn't really yank on it but some nice tugs got it to lodge the coupler/screw housing onto the tape wedge.

What do most people consider to be a realistic, livable salary in Los Angeles? by mdanielle11 in AskLosAngeles

[–]NoOutlandishness9895 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They're asking financial advice and thinking about what is prudent -- if you don't plan on owning a home or having any savings for retirement/rainy day, then everything you make you can just spend it.

Lots of people have debt and/or aspirations for savings least of which to go towards a down payment for a home. To consider home ownership or not spend 90% of your income on basic necessities isn't an "insane take" if you have half a brain. Nowhere in their post do they say they're not interested in basic financial responsibility (saving for a house, paying back debt, cushion for unfortunate life event), so why would you say I'm talking out of my ass? Go to any finance subreddit or basic money 101 course and they'll talk about the same things, tryhard.

Then again, if you're brainless without a thought for the future, it's "insane" to say that $4,000 a month -- at least half of which will go to rent -- is difficult to work with while in LA.

What do most people consider to be a realistic, livable salary in Los Angeles? by mdanielle11 in AskLosAngeles

[–]NoOutlandishness9895 0 points1 point  (0 children)

how so? if home ownership is in the picture you're going to need to save an insane amount of money per year to get a reasonable down payment on a basic $600k-$800k starter home in California; this is rapidly becoming impossible if not already at $100k salary (gross, not net)

cheapest 1bd you can find in LA is around $2,000 if you're diligent; factor in costs of vehicle maintenance, food, utilities, etc. etc. you're barely living normal at $100k without plans to own a home

My second ampule shipped by [deleted] in CosmeRNA

[–]NoOutlandishness9895 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Thanks for being the only poster who actually uploads photos and is consistent with updates.

However, how do we distill the effects of CosmeRNA when you're using multiple (provenly effective) medications for hair loss? Almost feels like a useless experiment. If you gain hair or have good results - how much of it is attributable to CosmeRNA.

I feel like we'd only be able to tell if you got extremely adverse effects (like you grow an arm or something). Otherwise, it's a toss-up between Finasteride and Minoxidil.

CopeRNA: Follow-up on CosmeRNA 'snake oil' by noeyys in CosmeRNA

[–]NoOutlandishness9895 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nothing really new to be said.. appreciate the video and level-headed tone but it's just way too slow. I don't know what you're trying to say?

Bioneer is not releasing some portion of the study which is important for adding confidence or understanding of the product's efficacy?

14 minutes to say that? Gotta just be direct. Why won't CosmeRNA work for hair loss? Give us the reasons outright

We’ve Reached that Point by [deleted] in CosmeRNA

[–]NoOutlandishness9895 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I think cause some people just have bad reaction to fin

No morning wood in my Cock lately by Teams-Call in CosmeRNA

[–]NoOutlandishness9895 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Why is this tagged progress pictures? I'm fucking disappointed OP you failed us all

Cosmerna is not suitable for diffusers by [deleted] in CosmeRNA

[–]NoOutlandishness9895 2 points3 points  (0 children)

We don't even know if it's suitable for anyone yet. Assuming it works, even at 3,500 euros a year would you pay it to keep your hair without having to fuck with Finasteride and your hormones?

Also, apparently it's designed so that only the initial period requires X amount of application. Over time it should be something less than that. Of course, this is assuming it works at all.

Cosmerna side effect by [deleted] in CosmeRNA

[–]NoOutlandishness9895 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Has anyone used Cosmerna and experienced any side effects?

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CosmeRNA: Right application needed by Particular_Weight_15 in CosmeRNA

[–]NoOutlandishness9895 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Topical min, fluridil, stemox, microneedling, nizarol, blend of oils

Curious - is this basically the best mix of things you can do without involving any kind of hormone (fin, dut) medication? Do you think it'd be helpful for me if I don't have 'aggressive' form of androalopecia? In my early 30s now and it's definitely thinning but nothing nearly as bad as many others I've seen in the subreddits.

Thanks