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The problem is anyone growing up in shoes is basically a cripple. You can't expect someone to get up from a lifetime in a wheelchair and run around like a someone who never sat in a chair before.

What are you defining as niche content? I come here because I enjoy hearing your thoughts on a wide variety of topics, some of which I've never considered before, I'd say that the whole channel is dedicated to niche content, I don't think I could define what the focus of the channel is, as looking at product design and optimising workflows and efficiencies doesn't really have a single lane you can say that "this or that" doesn't fit with the other videos on the channel.

1) Manual Air pump?! at least use an accessory outlet. 2) The venn diagram of places i want to go overlanding and places with DC fast chargers is 2 separate circles. Maybe that's why the pump is manual, so that it doesn't eat into your range?

I like the toe box design of barefoot shoes, but the soles are too painful to wear. Also I have fallen arches because my knee alignment is fundamentally wrong. I would need surgery on my legs to correct the fundamental issue. My knee joints will not correct themselves at 68. Barefoot shoes won't help correct, ( or support), my arches, and so don't help to correct my inward toe alignment, which developed as a result of the kncked-kneed-cause pronation, (its not sole the cause just wearing pointy toe box shoes) If only they made wide toe box shoes WITH spongy arch supprting soles I would wear them. My solution is to wear roomy crocs with insoles.

The ideal worker drones. Imagine how many you can cram into an office if they all stand with their little VR-headsets and legboards on

slow down your speech. When giving out information, your not allowing the viewer to absorb all the material but instead run heel striking behind you getting winded. Breathe and enjoy life and settle your words, you will go alot farther in life.

I too have an LG Gallery OLED, Apple TV 4K & two HomePods

This looks incredible and the attention to detail really paid off! Great work!

7:20 - "Dog mode and Camp mode are inherent to EVs because combustion vehicles just can't"..... have a camera or climate control in the car? -Dog Mode - A camera in the car. Nothing to do with being electric. -Camp Mode - Climate control... Nothing to do with being electric.

5:12 the video says "we'll call this step three" if a rooftent has more than three steps I'll look for another 😂

The bit kit is called Victorinox 3.0303 and is a replacement for the one included in some SwissTools. Seems like they've moved on to 3.0306 which has a ratcheting handle.

I dont think it would be difficult for them to make either a port w/ a hose attachment that would allow for climate control. I know that would require a change in the build on the cybertruck but I dont see it being that difficult. Cant understand why they wouldnt have considered climate control to a tent a requirement for a vehicle marketed for camping. A model Y to me is a much better vehicle for camping.

"It doesn't work for me therefore it's an issue for everyone"

Another lovely take on design. Thanks for your in depth exploration across a wide range of topics. If I ever build something I’m reaching out for a consult 😉

No one was talking about this or really cares, but well done for trying.

Wonderful video Ben!

You are such a great reviewer! I couldn’t care less about this topic, and still watched the video 🤣

I haven't seriously considered buying another keyboard since getting my Moonlander. I think my biggest hangup about trying something with fewer keys and needing to rely more on additional layers or clever mod-taps is that I have less visual working memory than a hamster with CTE. I forget where I placed a symbol in the time it takes to alt-tab from my Oryx reference page back to what I had been working on. I'd love if I could ever actually LEARN the other layers I presumably spent a few hours very thoughtfully setting up. I'm sure past-me did a commendable job of designing a comfortable and intuitive layout for the numpad layer I've never used. But if you put a gun to my head and told me to press the dedicated caret key in that numpad layer, I'd say just pull the trigger.

Not sure it is of much concern to those of us in UK/EU at the moment given that the cybertruck doesn't meet safety requirements and needs a category C1 license to drive because of the weight. Maybe they plan to modify it and by then hopefully there will be some better third party options. That said, even as a current Tesla driver, I can't see myself enjoying driving this as a daily around English towns and car parks given they are not designed for it!

Such an odd thing. Some of the technology in the cybertruck is incredible and i REALLY want to drive one. But the thing overall is just too ridiculous lol. Honestly i just wish the other manufacturers would hurry up and evolve. Old, large companies lose their agility and are slow to change though. Im much more tempted by a Tesla car now that the self driving has come along though. Ill probably wait a few more years for things to keep ironing out and maybe lose the big FSD fee. The Teslas of today might be able to really undercut the market as they come out with more new tech in higher end models.

The amount of people putting roof top tents on their cars must be a tiny minority. It's really not that big a deal. Those people will just buy something else, or get the fancy tesla tent for one-offs.

Initially was a big fan of the cybertruck because of how different it was but after seeing many practical-based day-to-day videos like this it does, I'm starting to think the difference is more of a bug than a feature. Excellent video Ben! Love the point of view you offer on tech

Looks amazing, but unfortunately, it's only wired and for $365 I'm expecting an all-in-one keyboard.

I love trucks. Had several, the current one is an '09 Avalanche. Ok, it's not REALLY a truck, but I USE it as one. Mostly hauling trees, dirt, fish and duck food from Tractor Supply, you know, gentleman farmer stuff. 160.000 original miles, purple flames on Volcano Orange, spinners on 22's, big sound, FJB Edition, Florida...no rust. I have absolutely NO INTEREST in the CyberTruck. NONE. Wouldn't want it for free unless I could flip it immediately. Wouldn't even want it in my driveway overnight. Definitely not in the garage. Tesla's scare me. Thanks for letting me post my opinion. Nokomis, Fla.

I have to thank Elon Musk for single-handedly debunking the idea that tech billionaires are visionary outside the box thinkers and proving that tech billionaires are freaky weirdos who are so self absorbed that they don’t do even the most basic research about the markets they’re trying to disrupt, to hilarious effect.

It's kind of crazy how Telsa has a whole range of cars that are incredibly practical and relatively affordable. And then they have the Cybertuck... a product that solves no issues and in fact makes your life arguably worse than if you had bought any other EV Truck. It feels like Tesla has done a great job of shielding itself from Elon's dumb ideas, but someone along the chain finally let one of his demands through the cracks. I swear this truck feels like Elon drew a triangle on a napkin and told them to make it into a truck. The sheer impracticality of their tent is just mindboggling. For $3,000 you could build out a custom trailer and use it as a remote living quarters/camper.

Problems are good. They are moving the engineering. Amazon delivery machines look better for ambulances, deliveries, for travel and for a server on wheels... Sooner or later, electricity at gas stations should start to cost like at home... The more people eat, the more food there is, but not everyone needs that much...😉😇

I've never heard the term 'budget Land Rover ' before

reviewing a product you don't have/tried is interesting but I think your points are probably still valid.

Do you happen to have a picture of the two kids bikes on the roof rack? I’m trying to do the same with my kids bikes. Idk the specs of each bike, I just know they suit my son who is 9 and my daughter who is 6.

This video effectively exposes CyberTent's shortcomings. 👍

it's just a meme car, not intended to actually be used

Imagine if they had rooftop bars of different heights from the roof so that they were level ... 😅

Why the heck would it have a manual air pump?!

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just bought a Leatherman wingman and Roxon S802, the Roxon whilst not as polished as the Leatherman is staying. the leatherman the scissors aint up to it.

Not sure if it's the same on the gallery series but I have an LG CX and I wanted to feed the power cable through the Bang & Olufsen floor stand I'm using; The power cable enters the TV through a small access panel seccured with a screw that can be removed which conceals a small connector that can be removed and re-attched if needs be; Not sure what the warranty implications are with this approach though.

That's it! I'm blowing my money on barefoot shoes! I've always walked barefoot outside when doing quick chores, like getting the mail or taking the trash

My feet are shoe shaped, my "big" toe is shorter than the next 2 toes. Shoes are made for me not you, lol.

There are many membrane jackets that are super thin ( and breathe better ) but none of them are durable vs. 3 L standard and that's why the jacket in the video can't displace the market. When buying a 3 L standard .. 1. always go + 1 size for layering but also for an improved venting. 2. never use "wash in DWR" or any DWR that isn't a teflon spray, because a bad DWR WRECKS the performance when dry You think you know, but you don't. I was using Goretex before CZcams was a thing

I just went on a 3 hour hike with my dogs. On the way home, I laid down in the fetal position and told them to go on without me 😂 ha, nah, I crawled home. My legs are DONE.

1. Use barefoot shoes. 2. If the feet hurt ? use an insole or 2 insoles with a +1 size. 3. Reduce the thickness of the insole as you get used to the natural way of walking. 4. Running on concrete isn't natural, correct, so for this purpose you can get a thick barefoot shoe. Don't revert to a raised heel and a sharp toe box because then you have to start over.

They re-branded the moccasin.

Wow, this is the best AWU review video so far, thank you!

I'm always surprised when I'm researching something that feels somewhat esoteric, and bam there's Ben Vallack! Amazing information as always, thank you

Heh, totoal unproffesional work with hammer ;)

Brilliant Video, I’m fully in the Apple ecosystem but have Sonos speakers. I would love this set up but HomePods don’t have line in for my turntable. Fantastic job.