Prime Day in Hawaii: The day of the month when all your Amazon orders show up at once.3yr ⋅ ken579 ⋅ r/Hawaii
I spent way too much time deciding if this was crappy design or aggressive marketing. Eventually I figured out a letter was missing.5yr ⋅ ken579 ⋅ r/Hawaii
I hear we're posting photos of old books discovered at our parent's house. I've got an uncommon one for you.6yr ⋅ ken579 ⋅ r/Hawaii
Where the drive for customization becomes more hindrance than functional, the 3d printing hobbyist's dilemma.6yr ⋅ ken579 ⋅ r/functionalprint
Abandoned WWII Underground Bunker in Hawaii. Some writing on chalkboards were from the 60s.[2977x1985] [OS]9yr ⋅ ken579 ⋅ r/AbandonedPorn
Not sure how people feel about hiking trails here, but some are definitely paths evolved out of desire.6yr ⋅ ken579 ⋅ r/DesirePath
All we have to do is stop tailgating and merging at the last minute. It really is mostly that easy.4yr ⋅ ken579 ⋅ r/Hawaii
Economics dictated temporarily installing a washing machine near my kitchen sink. Made this to ensure it drained where it was supposed to.6yr ⋅ ken579 ⋅ r/functionalprint
It's always good to own a USB OTG cable, you never know when you'll bust the digitizer.10yr ⋅ ken579 ⋅ r/LGG3
Artificial nostalgia is useful at oversimplifying modern dilemmas.8yr ⋅ ken579 ⋅ r/terriblefacebookmemes
He parks like this daily and apparently doesn't know what these ramps are for5yr ⋅ ken579 ⋅ r/mildlyinfuriating
After realizing my amazing new printer sucks at printing ABS, I realized I needed to keep my old Solidoodle around. The contrast in quality is as extreme as the contrast in heat resistance between the two filament materials. 2012 economy 3d printing versus 2017 economy 3d printing.6yr ⋅ ken579 ⋅ r/3Dprinting
The fence of the property owner adjacent to the entrance to Haiku Valley. This owner and his wife claim to be victims of aggressive hikers after they confronted hikers at 2am.7yr ⋅ ken579 ⋅ r/Hawaii
Enjoying a beach day in my $20 Chinese hammock. Pay no attention to those Enos.9yr ⋅ ken579 ⋅ r/Hammocks
The abandoned tracks in Taiwan we've all seen plenty of times, but it's a great photo. (re-post from somewhere else)10yr ⋅ ken579 ⋅ r/rustyrails
Seen at a construction spot where they are turning an asphalt street in to a cement one.9yr ⋅ ken579 ⋅ r/whatisthisthing
