u/SACHD

The Padel (and slightly bigger Tennis ball) if they're heading towards your eye will generally be stopped by your orbital bone. You could still harm your eye if you get really unlucky with the angle, but you're probably gonna be alright.

The squash ball is small enough to pass right into your eye, not be stopped by any of the surrounding structures and the ball also gets pretty hot. A recipe for disaster.

This genuinely sounds like a good way to get killed.

I had a question. Which are you enjoying more? Padel or Badminton?

I played a fair amount of badminton about a decade ago and picked up Padel like an year back and have fallen in love. Even if I see a badminton setup in certain places, I am not at all enthused by the idea of playing it. But seeing people play Padel? I always wish to join.

I'm fine with music being added for some additional hype, but this is particularly egregious.

I found Pipeline the least scenic of all of the trails accessible via Nathiagali. But your image makes me want to go back and do better. Very nice image!

Go into settings > Sports > Live Activities > turn off "More Frequent Updates" and it should automatically add a delay.

Yeah, I have used one of those isopropyl alcohol pads from time to time. I've even washed it with water and soap after some hikes.

This is honestly one of his weaker reviews. Spent a lot of time harping on the film grain style, which is going to be backported to the 16 Pro and 17 Pro anyways.

His iPhone 17 Pro review was absolutely phenomenal. A real testament to what that phone's main and telephoto lens were capable of.

The thing you're forgetting is that when the Watch makes you accountable and tells you day after day you aren't getting enough sleep, for a lot of us that drives us to keep our sleep habits good or at least better than they were pre-Watch.

I didn't take cardio seriously enough either until the Watch gave me metrics about cardio fitness, recovery and my resting heart rate.

In another post you downplayed Padel as boring and then here you're saying you've never played Tennis.

I have played both. Padel at a decent level, Tennis still at a beginner level. Both sports are extremely fun if you and your opponent is good.

Padel is easier than Tennis both to initially play and improve in, but it's not an easy sport. If you think Padel is boring it means you have not yet played good opposition or you yourself are not good, in which case you will find Tennis extremely painful to play. The US Open clips you've seen are from professionals, you won't even be able to keep the ball inside the court lines when you start.

Tennis is extremely frustrating to start and improve in.

It might still be "dying" despite currently high playerbase if the vast majority of the playerbase is people who are relatively "old" in gamer terms and there's practically no one new coming in.

What's so good about Gulberg Greens?

Certainly don't get the 11 at this point. The Apple Watch has finally gotten a significant upgrade with the 12. It tracks your heart rate way way more often which is useful in a number of ways.

I have a 9 and will be upgrading to the 12 as soon as the price stabilizes in Pakistan. (It's going to be hella expensive during launch.)

Did you upgrade from a 15 to 17 or 14 to 17? Because the title says one thing and post text says another.

I upgraded from a 15 Pro to a 17 Pro. The main lens is identical so the photos in 1X don't look all that different. The 2X zoom mode is a decent upgrade, some software magic going on there.

Overall I am quite happy with the camera. You can see my posts for some of what I've shot with the 17.

I have the same question. But for my laptop. Need it deep cleaned and also thermal paste reapplied.

I honestly think he'd have struggled with Homelander from Season 1 because of the massive speed difference. There is no combat interaction between Iron Man and Quicksilver so we have no way of knowing if the suit has ways to mitigate a speed blitz.

However as the seasons kept going Homelander's feats are all over the place and near the end he seems to fight at normal human speeds pretty much and so Iron Man (hell probably Spiderman too) can deal with anyone from the Boys.

I honestly have no problem with them as well and I think the vast majority of them are alright, but I have also had some unpleasant interactions with a handful. If you're a somewhat good looking guy and also introverted I notice some of them will really try to push boundaries.

Huh. As someone from a location where we don't have Walmart or Apple Pay. Isn't Walmart primarily based in US and Canada, how could they not have Apple Pay for years at this point?

I hope I don't have to do this, but I injured the outside part of my wrist (the bony protruding area and everything surrounding it) and I have done a month of rest + rehab and I stepped onto a Padel court yesterday for an hour with a wrist wrap and I am experiencing greater pain today.

If my right wrist doesn't heal up 100%, I might have to make the switch to left. If anyone has dealt with injuries in this area, please do share what helped you guys out!

Made me feel a bit younger than I've been feeling lately. I was 16 in 2015, so only 4 years older than Alcaraz.

I mean he was a beast beating out everyone at LHW and HW despite a size disadvantage. Had part of his "hard work" included dieting he probably could've fought at and been the GOAT of the 185 (middleweight) division.

Yeah this is one of the most off putting things for me as well. My iPhone 7 from 10 years ago didn't drop frames on the homescreen, but my 17 Pro does.

I feel like this area should be cordoned off from the public anyways, if it isn't already. The horribly named "selfie point" at Trail 4 presents a much bigger threat IMO. People go right near the edge to take photos and I have even seen someone almost slip while moving from one point to another.