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After using my Redmi note 11 for almost two years, I decided it was time to get a replacement. The phone was already in bad shape. After falling from my hand while in the toilet, I had to replace the screen and then it was pretty much downhill from there. Plus, I saw an unboxing video from @asgharali. Anyhoo. I did an unboxing of the phone, a little short review, so I thought I'd do a highlight post of the key features and why you should consider this phone if android phones are your thing and if you are planning a replacement or something.The phone has a really cool pack. Comes with a neat ten wats wireless charger. It supports reverse charging. Comes with an 8gig + 8gig virtual RAM and a 256 gig ROM. That should be just about enough to hold most stuff. Helio g99 ultimate processor. 108mp camera. A wireless phone protector and a screen protector also. Thats pretty nice.KEY FEATURES1. Wireless charging - the most obvious and coolest key feature in this device is the wireless charging ability. The phone comes with a wireless magpad which can charge the phone in about two hours plus. It also has an amazing reverse charging ability where you can charge other phones both wirelessly and wired. Pretty cool right?! 2. IR blaster - This is probably the main reason I splashed the cash. Infrared has been mostly common with Redmi devices, but I guess Infinix decided to try the feature. With the IR blaster you can control most devices, making your phone serve as a universal remote. Awesome stuff.
- 70 Wats super fast charger adapter - I'm not fan of fast charging to be honest. I think it damages the battery in a long run, but this device comes with a power house that can juice up your device to a hundred percent in less than 45 mins. Insane. Another key feature with the charging is that you can change the charging mode; low temp, to protect the battery but charge slower. Smart, charges intelligently and fast in medium temperature. Hyper, peaks the charging speed and could make the phone overheat. Ideally, the smart mode is fine but when you need to charge quickly while on-the-go, then the hyper would make sense.
- Bypass charging - this is a really important development for gamers and heavy users like me. It's simple, while gaming or using your device when it's charging; you can choose to bypass the battery and go straight to powering the motherboard, thereby causing the phone not to heat up as most devices do while charging and using. I personally think that's brilliant to be fair.
Ah well, that's pretty much it. For me, these are the most notable features on the device. Other than the fact that it's a bit pricey when you compare it to it compatriot, the Infinix Note 40, with just a couple difference. So, yeah, if you want to get an android, this is a pretty decent choice. I think it goes for $300 or there about. Anyhoo, thanks for reading. Have a good one.
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After such a long time desiring one, I finally got a smart watch. About a year ago, I decided to myself that I'd be more proactive about my health. So since then I have been taking different steps in this regard. The most recent one is this smart watch to provide me with certain data. I've had it for almost a week now and I've made a vital revelation, albeit shocking. Pertaining tou sleeping patterns. The watch has a lot of other cool features. I will be doing a more in-depth review soon, hopefully. In the meantime, enjoy my ASMR unboxing video. You would be seeing lots of this going forward.
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a great view from the apogee of my workplace buildingAh, where do I start? The last few months have been crazy. I have experienced significant success in my career, one of which is the taking over of @diyhub, and I have also been on the other side of the spectrum—rejection, pain, loss, etc. I think I can only be thankful at this point. Thankful for all the lessons. As the title of one of my favorite books of all time says; sometimes you win, sometimes you learn While I have been away, I have signed up for a gym. It was one of my main New Year resolutions and I finally signed up last Tuesday. All my body aches though, lol. When I walked in, the instructor asked if I had ever been to the gym due to my physique, but I hadn't. It has been a week of warm-ups and stuff, and now the heavy lifting begins. A long road ahead.I have had a lot of work troubles too, which has significatntly destabilized me a bit. Sour relations, office politics, power play, etc. I am still trying to find my feet, but I started the year on a great note with a staff confirmation letter. Doesn't get much better than that. Overall, I have been trying to survive and do the things I love. I will also try to get more involved with the community. Hopefully, I will share more info and writing with you guys soon. Till next time. Ciao.
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Every first Sunday of the month, my local church celebrates the mass in the traditional Latin way. I'm tasked with the responsibility of preparing the slides and all, so I delivered.
I loved every part of it- Latin.
when it was time for the "our father", I decided to record the angelic sounds.
enjoy
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enjoy this beautiful rendition (and mine 😜) of a famous Catholic hymn by my church choir.
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If you haven't already, you should totally check out the DIYHUB community on hive. It's a community of everything DIY related. We run a monthly contest where we publish different themes for the month where you have to do something DIY related with the theme in mind and get a chance to win different prizes.
DIYhub has been around for a long while now and I have been a member of project for long too. A few days ago after I received an angelic gift I thought I'd get some merch and spread the word out there, maybe even get someone into hive from there. Love my new kits 🙃
Diyhub is a non-profit project on hive that with a dedicated team of curators who curate DIY related posts all over hive. We give back 100% curation rewards to our delegates. Hence, you can delegate your hive power to us while you earn passive income.
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I were supposed to have a Christmas episode with @osarueseosato, then a boxing day special, but I had to settle for today since the mister couldn't make time. I am happy though, that we were finally able to have this conversation.
We talked about a lot of things. Ranging from philosophical ideas, to deep existential issues. of course we delved into a bit of religion. A lot, but we're religious men, hence.
Do enjoy this week's episode. I hope you learn something.
See you again next week. We hope to get more fellas involved for the next one.
If you'd like to join in, you can reach me on discord, or just reply to this post.
Cheers.
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I recently hijacked my friend's podcast 😅. He hasn't been active with it, so I decided to help him get it up and running. I do actually have a podcast I used to run with a couple of my friends sometime ago, the nifty brothers podcast. You can check it out.
Today, I invited my mate @osarueseosato to have a chat about Advent. Advent is the first season of the church year, and it also means the arrival of a notable person. And that's exactly what it is. For Christians all over the world; well, for every person that celebrates, we await Christmas; the birth of Christ. It's a joyful time to rejoice and celebrate the birth of our saviour. Even if you don't celebrate, it's the end of the year, and a family reunion is perfect. Advent is that time of solemn preparation for this time.
We had a deep and insightful conversation. We went from the real meaning of advent, and what it means for everyone and also the gift of God to humanity. I promise you, this is not only about religion.
A beautiful conversation, I am sure you would learn a thing or two from. I will be doing this often. At least once a week and if you would like to join me, you can reach out to me on discord with my username stevenson7#3073. It's on telegram. Hope you enjoy it. Cheers.
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After making a post few days ago about my ill woes, i received an incredible amount of love for the community. I was able to replace my lost phone and also pay some hospital bills for my ill sister.
Yesterday I went over to visit her. She wasn't looking very strong, but from the last time I saw her, I'd say she has improved. All thanks to you lot. 💓
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Hey guys, I got a new graphics tablet delivered to me yesterday. I have being meaning to get into digital drawing and all, and I have a friend who is into that so I reached out to him and he told me the first thing to do was to get a graphics tablet. I got this for around $50 and would also be paying for the classes, right around $70.
I am super-excited to start my digital art journey and start learning as much as I can. I did try out the stuff today and I actuall drew some awful art, haha; unfortunatelY, I can't upload images on 3speak. Would try sneaking them in on my later posts.
In the video, I did an unboxing of the tablet and then a short review of the product.
Enjoy.
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I finally traveled to Lagos where I have access to better internet. Basically, I'm in the city. Chelsea wou
ld be playing Everton today by 20:45 GMT so I thought I should make a video of the match Preview.
- I talked about the injury problems of both teams.
- I also talked about probable lineups. Well, my probable line up.
- I also talked about some key opta stats.
I concluded with my Match Prediction. Ofcourse I predicted that Chelsea would win
Also, to make this interesting. If you tell me the third stat I mentioned and then the score prediction, you get 100 ecency points. xd
Good luck to Chelsea.
Thank you for Watching.
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Hello Community, Stevenson here again to share with you guys the recorded version of yesterday's voice chat on discord. I skipped a number earlier, so today would be our eighth episode not ninth, lol. What a session it was.
Yesterday, 11th of December 2021 we had our eighth book chat. It was brilliant, we had our highest turnout and today I have come to share with you guys the recording of the lovely discussion we had yesterday.
Yesterday's topic was What character would you like to meet in a fiction book and why?
The Discussion started with a very interesting idea of separating authors from thier works and looking at the two as different entities. An interesting concept. There was much delibration and it helped opened the floor for the discussion.
- I mentioned a character Eugene Achike from the book Purple Hibiscus by Chimamand Adichie
- @notacinephile mentioned a group (Bridgeburners) from the interesting book Malazan book of the fallen Series by Steven Erikson.
- @rexsanguis made mention of the character Okonkwo from the book Things fall apart by Chinua Achebe.
- @chinyerevivian talked about a great character, Binta Zubairu in a great book Season of Crimson Blossoms by Abubakar Ibrahim
- A whole bunch of other fascinating characters were mentioned by @samostically, @osarueseosato, @khoola. Thank you guys for Joining and sharing. Also I'd like to appreciate @azircon for stopping by. Great to see you.
What a session it was. Arguably the best we've had for a number of reasons. Amazing turnout, great discussion, lovely and educative debate, etc. I can't thank you guys enough for making it a fun chat. I think I'd like to also point out that there was a football scoreline on the video, haha. Forgive me, I had to keep up. Also, if you'd like that I don't tag you, please do let me know.
Please do drop any topic you would like us to talk about or any feedback at all down below in the comments.
Every saturday the hive book club Admins organise a voice chat were booklovers come to talk about books and all. Nothing official, just a casual chat of random folks with similar interest having a chat. You can join through this discord link Do also invite your friends. Till Saturday. cheers.
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Hello wonderful people of the Hive book club community. I am here again to share with you guys the recording of our last book chat, our eighte episode. Wow, what a distance we've come.
Yesterday, 4th of December 2021 we had our eight book chat. It was beautiful. We had some new faces and even though people couldn't stay till the end, we still had fun chatting. I guess we all had Internet issues yesterday, haha. Today I have come to share with you guys the recording of the lovely discussion we had yesterday.
Yesterdays topic was about Lets Talk About Classics
We started off with what comes to mind ehen we hear classics. A lot of ideas came, but eventually we all came to the agreement that Classics are books are book of enduring value. Ones that have stood the test time, good or bad.
- I mentioned the beautiful work of George Orwell, Animal Farm and The Prophet by Khalil Gibran
- @notacinephile mentioned The Kreutzer Sonata by Leo Tolstoy. A crazy book with a lot of intrigue and as you'd expect, a lot of philosophy, xd. This is one to read.
A couple of other guys popped in.
@Samostically @nonsowrites and @khoola. Thank you guys for stopping by, hope you stay till the end This Saturday.
It was a great session. I had fun listening and talking with you guys. There was a slight interruption with my internet but I was able to get it back on. I know the text are a bit distracting, but you can try to just focus on the voice alone. Please do drop any topic you would like us to talk about or any feedback at all.
you can join through this discord link Do also invite your friends. Till Saturday. cheers.
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Seventh Heaven, ain't that how they say it. xd. Its been seven amazing book discussion and we hope you join us for more. Hello wonderful people of the Hive book club community. Its really exciting for me to be writing this and sharing this with you guys. On the 25th of September we organized our first official book chat on our discord channel hosted by myself and @macchiata and we only just concluded the seventh. Thats really amazing, but we couldn't have done it without you guys.
Yesterday, 20th of November 2021 we had our seventh book chat. It was a fun session. Just couple of people having a casual chat, talking about books and stuff. You can join in.
Yesterday's topic was about What book was so good, you read at a go?
- I mentioned Mario Puzo's Six graves to Munich.A very fine book, that you could read at any time of the day.
- @notacinephile mentioned Words of Radiance by Brandon Sanderson. He made a very good point also, that you dont necessarily have to enjoy a book, or it being a good book for you to read it at a go.
- @osarueseosato mentioned Jules Verne - war of worlds. and also a great book Frankenstein by Mary Shelley. One to look out for.
- We also had @nonsowrites on the chat and he mentioned a masterpiece. 12 Rules of life by Jordan Peterson.
Like always, it was a very enjoyable session. Nothing formal, just a chilled random chat amongst booklovers. I'm still putting my bet on getting more people anyways. Thank you to you guys that Joined, much appreciated. Hope to get a better turnout this weekend. please do drop any topic you would like us to talk about or any feedback at all.
you can join through this discord link Do also invite your friends. There is a contest also get going on, lots of $hive to win. The winners of the contest would be announced before the bookchat, so join the discord. Till Saturday. cheers.
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Hello wonderful people of the Hive book club community. Its really exciting for me to be writing this and sharing this with you guys. On the 25th of September we organized our first official voice chat on our discord channel hosted by myself and @macchiata. It has being quite a ride since then. Yesterday was the sixth session we had and it has being an exciting Journey for everyone involved, including myself. Like every other session, there is always a raffle of 10 hive for 2 lucky participants.
Yesterday, 7th of November 2021 we had our sixth book chat. It was an enthralling session. I mean, whenever people talk about books its always beautiful. There was a lot of excitement and casual chat. Today, I have come to share with you guys the recording of the session so you can catch-up and maybe get encouraged to join in for the next one.
Yesterday's topic was - What non-fiction book would you recommend and why?
- I mentioned The SPCK introduction to Friedrich Nietzsche, a book that has stunned me right from the moment I stumbled on it in the library.
- @notacinephile mentioned two incredible books. Why Nations fail by Daron Acemoglu and The Dictator's Handbook by Bruce Bueno de Mesquita. @notacinephile always comes up with the finest of books and does justice to them with his description. Amazing stuff.
A brilliant session all round. We actually did get a good turnout at first, but some people went off at the middle, possibly due to internet or something else. Hoping for a better turnout next time round. Thank you to all, those who came around, you're amazing. Please do drop any topic you would like us to talk about or any feedback at all.
You can join through this discord link Do also invite your friends. Its notthing official, just a casual chat of random people talking about books. Till next Saturday. Cheers
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Hello wonderful people of the Hive book club community. Its really exciting for me to be writing this and sharing this with you guys. On the 25th of September we organized our first official book chat on our discord channel hosted by myself and @macchiata. It was pretty exciting for everyone and we had a good turnout too for a first show. We talked about the book we were currently reading and also had a raffle of 10 hive for two people.
Yesterday, 23rd of October 2020 we had our fifth book chat. It was very enjoyable albeit we had a low turnout. still, the book discussion went on and today I have come to share with you guys the recording of the lovely discussion we had yesterday.
Yesterdays topic was about Your favorite author
- I mentioned John C. Maxwell, Mark Manson and Austin Kleon. The later, I choose to elaborate more on and why I love his works.
- @notacinephile mentioned Albert Camus and existentialist among others. He elabroted explicitly why he liked the author. I was also happy that I picked up the book he recommended The stranger. I only started reading it yesterday and its wonderful.
- @macchiata mentioned Jules Verne. I don't much has to be said. Jules is a brilliant writer.
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It was a lovely session. I learned a lot from the talks we had. I also got a good book recommendation which is every book lover's delight. Todays recording is very clear and audible. I hope you enjoy listening as much as I enjoyed it.
Thank you for those of you that showed up I really appreciate. We saw a new face also @lamapungslayer. Hope to get a better turnout this weekend. please do drop any topic you would like us to talk about or any feedback at all.
you can join through this discord link Do also invite your friends. Till Saturday. cheers.
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Hello wonderful people of the Hive book club community. Its really exciting for me to be writing this and sharing this with you guys. On the 25th of September we organized our first official book chat on our discord channel hosted by myself and @macchiata. It was pretty exciting for everyone and we had a good turnout too for a first show. We talked about the book we were currently reading and also had a raffle of 10 hive for two people. Yesterday, 16th of October was our fourth session and I recorded it just so you can catch up and maybe get encouraged to join for the coming Saturday. Yes, we do it every Saturday. There is also an official announcement from the hive book club official account. I did record the third session but I forgot to turn on the voice option so it was silenced. i didn't make the mistake this time anyways, lol.
Yesterday's topic was Which character in a fiction book fascinated you the most?
I mentioned two books - Robert Langdon from the Dan brown series and Ársene Lupin the gentleman burglar.
@osarueseosato mentioned a great work too - The Prisoner of Zenda by Anthony Hope
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Screamingsteve provided a very interesting set of books. intriguing one - Barrington J. Bayley - Eye of Terror
It was a great session. I had fun listening and talking with the guys. Also, I had a slight issue with my recording. My voice is quite clear and loud but for the other participants, you would have to use a earphone and turn it up real good. I apologies for the poor quality. Expect a better one next Saturday, also expecting you guys.
Thank you for those of you that showed up. We had some new faces like @nonsowrites and co. Hope to get a better turnout this weekend. please do drop any topic you would like us to talk about or any feedback at all.
you can join through this discord link Do also invite your friends. Till Saturday. cheers.
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Hello wonderful people of the Hive book club community. Its really exciting for me to be writing this and sharing this with you guys. On the 25th of September we organized our first official book chat on our discord channel hosted by myself and @macchiata. It was pretty exciting for everyone and we had a good turnout too for a first show. We talked about the book we were currently reading and also had a raffle of 10 hive for two people. Yesterday, 2nd of October was our second session and I recorded it just so you can catch up and maybe get encouraged to join for the coming Saturday. Yes, we do it every Saturday. There is also an official announcement from the hive book club official account.
In yesterday's session, we talked about our favorite fiction book and there was a couple of good mentions for you to consider.
- I mentioned two books - Holes by Louis Sachar snd Dogs don't tell Jokes by Louis Sachar.
- @notacinephile mentioned a great work too - The three body Problem by Liu Cixin
- Screamingsteve provided us some humorous books - war of the worlds. The invincible - microbots. His master's voice - Alien transmission.
- @osarueseosato mentioned - War of worlds by Jules verne
- @kemmyb couldn't join us on voice but she did leave a brilliant piece - Blood and ash Series.
A great session allround with a good turnout. some part of the video is silent as I had a minor problem with my discord, but most of the session was recorded. Thank you for those of you that showed up. we hope to get a better turnout this weekend. please do drop any topic you would like us to talk about or any feedback at all.
you can join through this discord link. Do also invite your friends. Till Saturday. cheers.
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I should have uploaded this video before now. I had power cut. This is me doing a first time preview of The Chelsea vs Leicester match. the match is currently on.
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I thought about changing the background color of a picture on photoshop, of a photo I took and I think I got the hang of it.
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After much deliberation, i decided to start sharing my thoughts. This is the first of my random thought. Hopefully its helpful to somone out there.