Dendr0

Don’t forget the smugness. These types of places always have such smug staffing, like they think they shit gold or something. It’s like bitch please, you’re demanding someone pay a day’s wage for you to fuck up ground beef. Fuck off out of here with your foofoo bullshit burger.

That fat apartheid fuck needs to piss off his aircraft maintenance guy.

Might want to reconsider the mobo/cpu choice, given the current situation with Intel chips failing at a pretty high rate.

Short form content annoys the shit out of me, and Facebook was turned to shit long before instagram was a thing. But I’ll gladly say “Yeah, Im addicted please pay me to quit” if the money is right.

-edit- On second glance, the article is actually talking about us paying to avoid those services … like… a fee to NOT have them. That’s pretty fucked up, and whomever thought of the idea of paying for non-service needs to be slapped upside the head with their grandma’s sandal.

As others have said, Logitech MX Ergo springs to mind. Lacks bearings and repairability, but is of decent quality.

If Logitech isn’t your thing, there’s also the ProtoArc EM01 - basically an MX Ergo clone with RGB and USB-C, but inferior tilt.

There’re also Elecom, whose EX-G is also decent but on a personal level, Im not a fan of the right click - too light. Sanwa – Amazon Link – and Perixx are competitors to/similar to the Elecom offerings.

Ploopy might be your best bet in terms of repairability, though their offering is a little rough around the edges (figuratively and literally, they’re a 3d-printed startup but seem to have a decent following).

Links with the exception of Sanwa are to the manufacturer’s pages.

“Even bad publicity is good publicity”. People ought to remember this, and simply STFU about the people in the world that really dont deserve a spotlight.

In theory, whomever is running the ad pays per click or w/e. In practice, it does nothing but expose your own system to potential risk.

No pricing information on the site at least not without signing up for an account. The whole site looks like one of those 5 minute wordpress hackjobs so that combined with lack of relevant info front and center… yeah, this is probably a scam at best, and a way to harvest personal info at worst.

Also “big upfront expense of buying a bike upfront”… mate… you can score a perfectly fine, working bicycle for a tenner. So pushing a “lease” on multi-thousand dollar bikes is just yet another way to nickel-and-dime people with a “service” that there’s zero need for.