Pass on the fridge. I have the same one and it will freeze the ones in the back if you don't leave a space between the back of the fridge and your drinks. I can only fill it about 2/3 of the way or it doesn't work very well. I've considered adding a fan inside, and I've even powered a USB fan off a battery pack and it made a big difference.
Hopefully Green Bell G-1008 nail clippers. They're significantly better than any clippers I've used before. They'd make the mowing process much better.
I believe it comes out to about .15-.16 grams per capsule. I scoop it up with the capsule and then pack a little more on top and squish it a bit with my finger. It's the perfect amount for 2 people.
It wasn't too bad. Took maybe an hour to complete. You'll need to do some soldering and you'll need to rebuild the internal battery assemblies with some kapton tape. Pay particular attention to how the wires are run on the assemblies or you'll have difficulty making the case fit back on. Honestly the most difficult part was sourcing the batteries with the tabs already welded on. While I'd love having a battery tab spot welder, I just don't think I would use it enough to justify the space to keep one around.
I used Panasonic NCR18650GA 3500 mAh 10A batteries with tabs. So far they've been great.
The greatest vaporizer. I've had mine for almost 7 years now and it still works great. I did replace the batteries a couple years ago and that made a big difference in returning the battery life to what it was like when new.
These can be used in interesting ways. There are some small ones that can be placed below a shutoff lever and if it soaks up any water it presses the lever and shuts off water to an appliance.
Came to the comments to say exactly this. The rootkit debacle was the end of the road for me and Sony. They're still exactly the same company, and this move proves it.
Oh, wow! I can hear Sublime playing on the radio!
I got some pretty cool holographic metal slammers right at the tail end.
I've had a TI-89 for a very long time and thought the TI-92 would be nice with the bigger keyboard but I found I actually liked the TI-89 better. I got relatively fast at input, even without the full qwerty layout, and managed to create quite a few programs using the 89 keyboard to type it all. The screen on the 89 has much better contrast too.
My name is Boxxy