Ya, I did say most. Im gonna say, good for you, consumer product market is full of crap products that just do not make any sense to repair economically. Just like it probably didnt for your laptop, or mine for that matter which I didnt include.
supernicepojo
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It didnt make sense economically before to repair most aging broken devices. Theres a fat chance in hell anything in the past month is going to change that fact.
To be fair the Taliban doesnt even seem to think most people are equals. Women, children, Indian, Turkmen, American they dont really seem to give a shit about any of them and would openly just start shooting. Seems to be the only reason they dont is either self-preservation or apathy.
How are you getting win3.1 online in 2025? Airgapped for your pleasure
Corn and mayonaise pizza. Good luck with that information
She is the moon.
Sommeliers call it tannins i think
This should keep you from getting too much cholesterol in your diet, from coffee. I read that article while having my first cup.
Im really hoping the pricing already had the fed govts fafo priced in
Do you think they already priced in the federal govts tariffs? If so, the price still hurts but not as much
Tbf, the pricing isnt really out yet, im prepared to see the dollar value go up just due to todays news. By the time its actually in the US the tariffs will probably be higher. Nintendo fans are definitely gonna shell out, like always, no matter the cost. Maybe it will sell less because of the price structure and corpos will learn a lesson, but I doubt it. This timeline hurts me
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I applaud your ability to be a savvy consumer and to stretch your money as far and as well as you can. I wish that it was true for more of the population. At point: what would you have done if something more expensive happened to your laptop? As the cost for repair parts increases less and less people will have the ability to pay to repair their loved devices.