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Build products that are hard to live without

• vaibhawc 6y ago
  Like cigarettes?
  • rjyoungling 6y ago
    I'm dead haha wiseass. Read this: https://www.younglingfeynman.com/essays/deeplovefinal https://www.younglingfeynman.com/essays/deeplovefinal Some sketchy stuff. My ''favorite'' is lead in gasoline. What's wrong with people...
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• ryanlol 6y ago
  > For me, my AirPods Pro, my Dyson vacuum, Audible, and Spotify are the first to come to mind One of these is not like the others.
  • rjyoungling 6y ago
    I have recently been informed that Dysons are not products for the cool kids. Love my V10 though. (And their use of psychological innovation has a warm spot in my heart.)
• HereBeBeasties 6y ago
  I never understand why people rave about Dyson vacuums. I had one of their mid-range ball uprights, my mother in law has a handheld one. They're not lightweight, but not built solidly. They lose suction over time and need taking apart beyond what the manufacturer intended to clean them properly to attempt to restore their original power, worrying me every time that their various tiny crappy plastic clips will snap off and render the whole device useless. I got fed up of mine and bought a Miele, and it is better in absolutely every way.
  • rjyoungling 6y ago
    Really? Wow. I love mine and have recommended them to my friends. I had the V6 for, I think 5 years, got the battery replaced twice even though the warranty had expired. The entire process was super hassle free. After that I recently got the V10. What I like about it specifically is the ease of use. I can grab it off the wall and vacuum which makes me use it many times a day. But to each their own of course.