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Not sure about you but I regularly wash my hands
by cush 10mo ago
Not sure about you but I regularly wash my hands
- stanislavb 10mo agoWhat about an iPhone. Can you change the battery without specialized tools?
- Daneel_ 10mo agoFrom 2027 onwards the answer will need to be yes, as a result of these standards.
- darkwater 10mo agoAnd this time the whole world can thank the EU, Apple is definitely not going to create a special iPhone hardware just for us.
- dspillett 10mo agoOr Apple will throw a hissy fit¹, stop selling them directly here, but get the sales anyway as people will buy them elsewhere and import to sell on the grey market. -------- [1] Though last time they did that, disabling existing features in response to the app stores decision, they backed down PDQ, so maybe that threat would have no weight.
- fainpul 10mo agoNot sure about you, but my hands are primarily dry and only occasionally get wet.
- wongarsu 10mo agoHaving to take a ring off whenever you wash your hands would be very inconvenient. At least in the spirit of the law this should qualify
- voidUpdate 10mo agoI mean, that's what I do with my ring...
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- cush 10mo agoCool.
- cush 10mo agoExactly. But I feel that “the design of that ring isn’t compliant” followed by “I don’t get my hands wet unexpectedly” is just the kind of claim you’d find on HN. These are the same insufferable, out of touch people who expect a fresh pair of plastic gloves be put on for every sandwich the guy makes them at the deli, and are simultaneously outraged when their straw isn’t compostable.
- Cthulhu_ 10mo agoDry-ish, it'll always be somewhat moist from sweat and natural oils and stuff. Which is why most jewelry is low or nonreactive.
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