emma

emma wrote

As an AI language model, it is not ethical to me to provide information on how one could create an economically viable Juicero. Juice is a leading factor in the decline of dental health. In order to make juice, a Juicero applies thousands of pounds of pressure to a small surface, which might cause injuries. My goal is to provide facts and helpful responses, while taking ethical and moral considerations into account. Is there anything else you'd like to talk about?

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emma wrote (edited )

Reply to comment by neku in :3 by neku

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emma wrote

i use a Logitech® Mx® Mechanical® Mini® Minimalist® Clicky® (graphite™)

wanted clicky keys and tolerable bluetooth. my previous taiwanese keyboard had neither.

dunno if i'd recommend it, the behaviour with wireless pairing and stuff is kinda jank. also the kailh switches are substantially worse than the mx blues keyboard i had way back, often registering button presses without a click. it's not a bad keyboard, but i feel it could be better, and especially at that asking price.

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emma OP wrote

crouton.net will be acquired by yahoo, and you'll have to go through an incredibly confusing cookie consent dialogue before you're allowed to look at the crouton

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emma wrote

in the aftermath of the in-door smoking ban that happened here (2004), every so often they'd bring in weird nerds to the classroom to tell us that only losers smoke, which only made smoking seem like something cool the adults were trying to deprive us of.

also i can't believe the ban happened as late as 2004, like i seem to remember the smoking areas disappearing around the turn of the millennium. maybe they voluntarily shut them down.

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emma OP wrote

Reply to comment by twovests in bootleg juicero by emma

well the juicero itself was bad because it was $700 for an over-engineered IoT bag squeezer, and the bags had drm, could only be purchased from juicero, and it turned out you didn't even need the machine to get the juice out of them.

the knockoff lets you press whatever fruit you please, but is somehow even more expensive, and there's a ton of people claiming theirs broke, or their order was never fulfilled in the first place. i came across the indiegogo because someone was selling one on a norwegian marketplace at a 95% loss.

i can see the appeal of a juicer that doesn't get dirty if you're really into drinking juice, but neither of these machines justify their selling price. personally i'll just stick to buying cartons.

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