HelloThere

I bought the original fairbuds at launch. I’m not gonna pretend they are good sound quality for music - bass especially is terrible - but they are fine for podcasts and the like.

I’ve had to have one bud - right iirc - replaced under warranty, no hassle beyond the obvious annoyance of it breaking.

When they break again, I’ll likely replace them with whatever version of fairbuds exist then. Ultimately I care more about how fairphone source their materials, the reparebility, and setting a precident, than if a pair of buds I use for maybe 3 hours a week are a bit crap.

Not a glowing review, but yknow.

Man who sells thing says you need thing he sells.

More at 11!

Oh absolutely, I completely agree that it shouldn’t be needed, but until alternatives are built, it serves a purpose.

And I do really, really, hate to give it to him, but starlink is genuinely impressive.

A terafab for the petacunt.

Ahhhh, glassholes.

The core purpose of KYC - to make it harder to launder money, and for the ultra rich to hide away their ill gotten gains - is not evil, far from it.

The fact the very same people which benefit from a perception that KYC is evil and/or ineffective, are the same people making the decisions to penny pinch on security which directly lead to data breaches, is obviously a complete coincidence!

Oh no…

Anyway.