Today I repaired my toothbrush after my room mate suggested buying another one that is cheaper than mine amd the same brand as theirs.
Looked up the model, iFixIt manual available, opened it, tightened the screw on the vibrating head for the motor and put it back together.
Working flawlessly again and 50-75€ (or even more) saved.
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That "should be" is a risk...
I (probably but very likely) have enough micro plastics in my body. Don't need to supply it with a nuclear blast of it.
Rather buy a close enough replacement from a reputable brand or buy a better kettle for the next time (sadly).
Wont do.
Why?
Exhibit A: Nintendo (Switch)
Exhibit B: Logitech
No problem :)
Cheers!
Neither of which is challenging my comment but partly agrees with it.
Both the west and the east are on the road to collapse.
And (as you said) the true question is when, not if.
But Europe (specifically the EU) is a homegenous market as in "being an open and free-to-move market"
Didnt know dbzer0 is turning into lemmy.ml
In OPs example they don't have that already because whipping out a phone is very easy to do (just not before the situation happened).
Not if they can harvest your precious data.
Negligence to delete the account data after termination is a reason to be fined.
They don't need to keep that data.
Afaik the only reason would be if MTX were offered (for book-keeping reasons)
How so? They are praying for it to work
Considering the videos on youtube about creators disassembling and modifying them and the warnings creators like styropyro and The king of random did...I don't think they should be serviced by the regular joe. Or the dangerous parts should be sealed of from the boring stuff like the buttons (e.g. door opener) so one trained technicians can reach it but the hurdle is big enough for normies.