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Anonymous
https://www.homedepot.com/p/DEWALT-15-in-Spring-Steel-Flat-Bar-DWHT55160/308692614 7.97 reg.price
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Better, even 2” longer //@anonymous: https://www.homedepot.com/p/DEWALT-15-in-Spring-Steel-Flat-Bar-DWHT55160/308692614 7.97 reg.price
3 years ago |
Anonymous
deal?
3 years ago |
Anonymous
speed drops to a few MB/s after copying about 1GB //@Anonymous: deal?
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Don’t talk as if this half TB thumb drive doesn’t perform well for sustained transfers w/o comparing it to any other drive in its class and price range. Not everyone needs to transfer larger than 1GB files frequently if at all. //@anonymous: speed drops to a few MB/s after copying about 1GB //@Anonymous: deal?
3 years ago |
Anonymous
good to know //@Anonymous: speed drops to a few MB/s after copying about 1GB //@Anonymous: deal?
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Yean. But unfortunately, some do. //@Anonymous: Don’t talk as if this half TB thumb drive doesn’t perform well for sustained transfers w/o comparing it to any other drive in its class and price range. Not everyone needs to transfer larger than 1GB files frequently if at all. //@anonymous: speed drops to a few MB/s after copying about 1GB //@Anonymous: deal?
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Then why talk about it as if all do? This drive is perfectly fine for many people at a great price for its size (both physical and capacity). I feel more people care about burst speeds for smaller files. It’s not unfortunate that anyone needs faster transfer speeds. Just get the right product and stop wanting all to be in the same class for your own needs.
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Are you lucky? I bought a 2GB Sandisk in 2005 for $199.99.
3 years ago |
Anonymous
You make it sound as if that wasn’t the deal back in the mid 2000’s for those SanDisks. //@anonymous: Are you lucky? I bought a 2GB Sandisk in 2005 for $199.99.
3 years ago |
barik
wow. thanks
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Unable add in cart
3 years ago |
Anonymous
There is no good deal for ground coffee per se: ground coffee pretty much loses its aroma within a few hours after grinding. Even if one doesn’t have a grinder, grocery stores like Safeway or retailing warehouse like Costco has free grinding machine to use. On sale ground coffee usually means they are close to “expiration” or “best by” date—even worse.
3 years ago |
Anonymous
But Seattle is known for its coffee and this is clearly labeled as Seattle's Best. It must be good. //@Anonymous: There is no good deal for ground coffee per se: ground coffee pretty much loses its aroma within a few hours after grinding. Even if one doesn’t have a grinder, grocery stores like Safeway or retailing warehouse like Costco has free grinding machine to use. On sale ground coffee usually means they are close to “expiration” or “best by” date—even worse.
3 years ago |
Anonymous
The reviews are very good!!
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Stop coffee shaming people who don't want to grind large amounts of coffee in grinders that people used for flavored coffee. That's why I buy well sealed pre-ground coffee in 12oz packages and go thru it in a week. This save me times and mess. Want flavored coffee? Buy those flavoring in bottles. That's what Starbucks use. Your coffee snobbery doesn't impress me. //@Anonymous: But Seattle is known for its coffee and this is clearly labeled as Seattle's Best. It must be good. //@Anonymous: There is no good deal for ground coffee per se: ground coffee pretty much loses its aroma within a few hours after grinding. Even if one doesn’t have a grinder, grocery stores like Safeway or retailing warehouse like Costco has free grinding machine to use. On sale ground coffee usually means they are close to “expiration” or “best by” date—even worse.
3 years ago |
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Anonymous
only 9.5
3 years ago |
Anonymous
No such price
3 years ago |
Anonymous
The price is not correct. It's ~60 bucks from what I can see.
3 years ago |