Are these nice bots? Or just pure spam.
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Provided you can afford it.
Yep. Have been using them for years, and just recently got a small gooseneck one. A lot of mornings I can just press a button, and in about 5 min I can come back and open a ramen cup just barely, and the water gets in without spilling. Also very nice for having tea whenever you want, and even sorta stirring honey or whatnot while pouring.
Do you want a day activity, or are you looking for something to enjoy long term? Long term, something like exercising, learning to cook, learning to code, Linux, woodworking, and others can be pretty fulfilling. However, if you just seem to be bored (or slightly depressed) and want to have a day, maybe try going to the library, or a day trip hiking, or something you've had even a passing interest in before, assuming it doesn't require too much preparation (I'm not going to suggest climbing a mountain if you've never done that before) or is out of your budget, just try doing it.
"Exclusive offer for you, [sucker]"
I swear, I actually went through the process and unsubscribed via their form, was soo annoyed that it didn't do anything.
By the way, those emails are pushing their phone plans, which absolutely suck. My parents switched to save some money (sadly before I knew it), and my mother has had the most dropped calls I have experienced since they were on Sprint. Would not recommend.
Is it bad that my first reading was that the person was laid off during vacation?
The base price was 37k euro I believe. Honestly, after reading through the comments and watching the video, my "scam hackles" were a bit raised. Not to mention, it would probably be a pain to change that back tire (most bikes allow you to just take if off, but I can't see how you could do that with the way it's set up).
Do you know de wae?
What?!
We need you Mario!
Weird, showing $1.74 currently, though if you search for it, it shows free.
Edit: Showing free for me now, that's for posting op.
I like endeavorOS, it's the main distro I use on my pcs. I've run arch before (with i3wm and switchable Nvidia graphics) and did for years, but honestly I don't really have the time to properly configure my systems to my liking, so the option to install the sway community edition and just tweak a few settings in the config files is very nice.