Perfect usecase for dot matrix printers then. I print max once a year, good to know I have something that works

For reliability, of course. I can always whip out my OKI, whenever the other printers has issues. 100% of the time it works every time.

Torx. The best balance between gripping force and size of the head

It is a problem that can be solved, but I doubt that a robot vacuum is the ideal tool for it

I have a Roborock and hard wood floors. It gets everything. There’s nothing left, and it manages to go through the room systematically and reliably. It gets everything even on quiet or low, one pass is enough.

Yes. Sounds like you need a better robot vacuum. Mine handles it perfectly, and it was midrange 1.5 years ago.

One of the few things that always make me cry. I can’t even think of the dogs love, the music, the entire thing without choking up or crying.

No, unless you want to play GTA 6 before it gets to PC.

As always, It’s Sunny in Philadelphia is relevant.

I’d like to live in a world in which the former is the case, but as an engineer I have seen some shit

Peak Disney

You just remove it when selling the remote?

Something is better than nothing. “I could never be a vegetarian/vegan because of bacon” “Ok, then eat vegetarian AND also eat bacon then?”

Another solution is to cover the mic with some thick gum that can be easily removed. Then it can be sold as it was later.

I am also skeptical of many trends, especially short form videos. I find it surprising if there is no positive trends also.

Yep, and it signifies emotions in a way emojis can’t.

Sending voice instead of text to friends

Scraper that keeps a list of all my benefits across my 10 member organizations. In total 650+ discounts through memberships in unions, coops, etc. Whenever I am about to buy something I cross check against that list. I would never care to do it otherwise, this saves me a lot. Even 5% on a 1000€ purchase is quite a lot.

Aggregating data from across many sources that do not provide RSS feeds.

Life Calendar (calendar with countdowns to yearly events (birthdays, anniversaries, important dates etc))

Adfree Podcasts

Automatic comparison of subscriptions for utilities, phone plan etc. that informs me of better deals.

Tons of these.

I have a dirt cheap VPS running about 30 or so services all made by AI. They automate lots of meanial tasks and help me save money.

Tasks I would never care to do, can now be done for me. It’s a suboptimizers wet dream. The cost of personally tailored software is now really low.

If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is