Probably because it is quicker to align one wheel to the other, rather than align two wheels to a centred steering wheel.
I never really thought about it before, but I used to have a car where the steering wheel was about 10 degrees off after having the wheels aligned. I assume they used the nearside wheel as the datum and aligned the offside wheel. Unfortunately the nearside wheel was getting a beating when I was curbing it.
Pre smart phones there was a Bluetooth chat client for Sony Ericsson phones.
Have you tried Bluetooth Walkie ?
I've not used it myself, but the blurb on the Play store sounds like just what you need.
I don't own a treadmill but I have worked with belt conveyors!
My first guess would be belt tension.
It looks as if there are YouTube videos which show how to tension treadmills.
My only real advice is to make sure you pull the roller back evenly, otherwise you may get tracking issues (the belt wanders left or right).
I started watching MM1 but I'm not a big YouTube watcher.
I may give MM2 a go from your recommendation.
Do you think it would it work with dry products, including salt?
If so, that is a large percentage of packaging which this material can replace.
As long as the UK one is blue.
There is no real silly, just how limited our imagination is.
I honestly thought cameras on phones were silly and I think the first gen camera phones were rubbish. Never did I know and maybe nobody knew that mobile web/web 2/social media would be as popular as it is and would probably suffer without them.
That's why I vote for RR. I love GT, but as a retro game, I would say RR has that pickup and play mentality whereas GT is for the long hall.
Ridge racer.
I hear what you are saying, but I'm not sure why you aren't doing what you want to do.
If you have a computer not provided by work, why do you have Slack or Teams?
Use ad blockers and/or Pi-Hole to avoid pesky ads.
Watch live TV.
Write a letter.
Stay away or use sparingly, data hungry services.
I know I feel better for it and I don't feel as if I'm missing much.
I heard this on the radio this morning.
Cracking track