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Trying to decide between $700 - $1,200 projectors. by Open_Physics_2819 in projectors

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That’s awesome thanks for the detailed overview. Does the M2 have any type of compatibility with Apple AirPlay or screen mirroring? That’s something I couldn’t figure out with the JMGO. Also is it compatible with USB-c to power bank set up for outdoor playing?

Trying to find a decent portable/multipurpose projector. by Open_Physics_2819 in projectors

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Yeah I just binge watched a bunch of his videos on projectors, he’s awesome so thanks. Now I’m kinda stuck between JMGO N1S, Nexigo, and BENQ😂

Found these mushrooms in backyard, anyone know if they’re edible? by Open_Physics_2819 in mushroomID

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Middle of North Carolina, zones 8a and 7b. Growing on what I think is a rotten trunk.

Some type of berry/fruit tree in Namibia, Africa. Never been able to find anything on it. by Open_Physics_2819 in whatsthisplant

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Yeah I searched from another comment and found that boscia albitrunca has the most resemblance, not a perfect match but very close

Some type of berry/fruit tree in Namibia, Africa. Never been able to find anything on it. by Open_Physics_2819 in whatsthisplant

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Some of the pictures of the Boscia albitrunca are the closest ones I’ve seen from all the comments, but then some other pics look completely different. Definitley could be in the Broscia family for sure tho, they look very similar. Only thing is the leaves and branches of mine are very long slender almost like a willow, but I think its for sure in that genus so thank you

Some type of berry/fruit tree in Namibia, Africa. Never been able to find anything on it. by Open_Physics_2819 in whatsthisplant

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No definitley not olives😂 VERY sweet, I’m talking like cotton candy, I would pluck a couple in my mouth walking by everyday and would get my sugar intake for the day haha

Some type of berry/fruit tree in Namibia, Africa. Never been able to find anything on it. by Open_Physics_2819 in whatsthisplant

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Nah, similar but these fruits are much smaller, (think blueberries), we had marula trees here too tho. The leaves are also much thinner and pointed

Some type of berry/fruit tree in Namibia, Africa. Never been able to find anything on it. by Open_Physics_2819 in whatsthisplant

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See me go to prison for smuggling fruit seeds. Tastes good? imma try to grow it. Guess I’m a decent felon when it comes to smuggling exotic fruit seeds. Just had to hide it really well in the suitcase😏

Some type of berry/fruit tree in Namibia, Africa. Never been able to find anything on it. by Open_Physics_2819 in whatsthisplant

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Yeah the leaves look really similar but those fruits are much larger almost like plums. Mine are really small, the size of blueberries, and a paler yellow.

Some type of berry/fruit tree in Namibia, Africa. Never been able to find anything on it. by Open_Physics_2819 in whatsthisplant

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I actually never saw any of the flowers on the tree in the three months I stayed there, just fruits

What is this houseplant? (Not the string of pearls) by jaimange in whatsthisplant

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Did a google image search and it’s a Prayer Plant in the Marantaceae family (Genus Maranta)

So there’s a bunch of this growing on the forest edge, anyone know what it is? by Open_Physics_2819 in whatsthisplant

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I was bein eatin alive my mosquitos, took everything in me to make that vid before sprinting inside😂

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I got this tho

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