Meh, you’re still going out and spending money on something that might or might not work when it’d just be easier to go to the junk drawer in your house and string something together.

You can return them and get a new pair. 

Or you could just give them to somebody?

Yelp is hot garbage. Hard pass. 

Or maybe don’t buy a chunk of plastic that is just gonna end up in a landfill. It’s not guaranteed to be a decoy for your pet. A better lifehack would be to make a toy out of things you already have around your house. A string with a ball of fabric attached at the end or crumpling up some old gift wrap paper with a…

“So, how can you avoid the temptation to buy during a late night scroll fest or after a couple of glasses of wine?”

Just be financially responsible? Let’s be real - if you have to unfollow brands on Instagram to not impulsively buy things, you have other problems besides following brands on Instagram. 

• Air Nippon Airways allows up to checked bags for free.

Exactly. This is more like, “Enter to Win...”

I’d check with the guys that pick up the recycling to see if they can take them or if there’s a location near you that will. Switch from the pill bottle to an empty can of food. Label contents on the can in big bright letters.

It’s better to just use an empty can of food that many people would have already. It’s less wasteful than a bank made specifically for blades that might or might not be recyclable. 

Yea, I get that. I’m assuming that they will be going after non-hardcore gamers that might not mind this setup but who knows.

Well, that is dumb. Steam is still massively successful though, even with removing games so that shouldn’t be an obstacle for Google if they choose to do that as well. 

I’m not saying it’ll be successful but OnLive didn’t have the ridiculous amount of money that Google has. Why would they remove a game? You could have said the same thing about Steam. Google can be dumb but even they should know that gamers put in a lot of hours and go back to playing older games. 

https://www.spotify.com/us/hulu/

It doesn’t make sense for them to say that a 30 day trial is only available until June. Unless the other commenter put up info in another post stating the source, I cannot find anywhere that says that it’ll go back up to $12.99 after the end of the promotion. It’s basically Spotify+Hulu…

I believe it’s the latter. Nothing that I read on the official Spotify post indicated that it will increase later on. 

So basically a free version of Micro Snitch? Cool. 

It’s so sad that this even needs to be done. I have doubts that healthcare reform will address this in my lifetime.

“I hate that Netflix doesn’t release viewership numbers because I like knowing these things.”

What difference does it make for a viewer? 

Plastics and microplastics have a very clear long-term impact on the environment whereas transportation methods can be improved upon (better emissions standards, electric vehicles, etc.)

It looks like if Liberace banged a vehicle from Mad Max