exactly, the correct disposal technique is to throw it at bigoted police and political figureheads.

per person, or total?

thank jod it doesn’t have sugar, I almost thought it was unhealthy.

bullshit, more than 0.1% of the population is suicidal.

if people have enough spare time to have a break, why are they employed?

monster is clearly superior in every way, it gives you the jutters, tastes toxicly sweet, is bubbly, and most importantly isn’t flat.

sounds like their problem for having a damagable car

counter argument: it is someone else’s job to put the cart away.

atleast they are trying (unlike so many businesses that just put up vague signs)

price is probably a big one, a $3 $10 $20 and $100 earbud will last wildly different amounts of time.

Wireless charging is expensive, a wire is cheap

apple also makes a usb-c one, apparently it works reasonably well and is an actual DAC unlike some which are weird passive adapters that don’t work through hubs.

I agree on the tethering aspect, but active noise cancelling is (in my opinion) worse than just having closed back headphones that just naturally don’t let sound in. many android variants have built in eq support, and the apps that bluetooth headphones use don’t work on desktop/laptop devices, making the features worse than useless.

how is this a problem, Twitter reduced moderation and more (relatively) harmless but offensive content stays on the platform. Nobody should be surprised by this.

Removed by mod

don’t humans normally use adblockers? Or the library?

Mercury filter, for removing impurities from mercury.

I just hate governments defending companies from the consequences of their own incompetence without properly buying them entirely

if there’s a button that says “free money (don’t press)” and you press it’s absolutely the fault if the company for leaving the button out in public. It should be expected that any user input can and will be abused.

why should banks recive special treatment when compared to any other company?