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Absolutely. But I'd rather deal with charging the battery in the adapter than risking breaking my headphone cable or my phone. So for me the problem is worth moving.

Well this is a solution for people who specifically don't want Bluetooth earbuds/headphones. If you don't mind buying those then you should of course buy those instead.

Oh no... With the constant moving to the right of US politics, what if we're just going to end up with pre-Trump Republicans taking over the Democrats and the Republicans just being the clown party of hate.

As someone who loves and needs wired headphones but loves the convenience of BT - The solution is a Bluetooth dongle.

• Plug your amazing headphones into the dongle
• Keep the dongle in your pocket
• Cable won't get caught as much
• Cable won't suffer as much wear
• Phone is much easier to handle
• If the headphone jack gets glitchy and bad it's cheaper to replace a dongle than a phone

Downside: Many (most?) BT dongles have shitty audio quality so you need to find a good one.

I wish I could watch a video of that.

Also, headphone cords go under clothing when doing activities like that.

Most talkshows would benefit from just being replaced by reruns of The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson.

Yes, I do that too. And if I have to prepare something before an appointment I might make preparation its own calendar event, with reminders.

And when they are - it's nothing to worry about since they're not here anymore.

/s

Online calendar with a widget on my phone's homescreen that shows the upcoming week's appointments, so that I constantly see them by accident. And a habit to always put important appointments in the calendar immediately when I'm made aware of them or plan them.

And always have the calendar open in a browser on the computer.

Uttar Pradesh is the Florida of the world, but like, way worse.

I think it's a scale issue. If you look at an analog clock and a small child, one second and the child are not that different in size. But an adult is much larger than the entire clock. Therefore, a year, that also is much larger than the clock, is out of scope for the small child, whereas a grow person can barely even see a second because they're so small and you also usually get impaired vision with age.

Can someone explain why his show is popular? Granted I've only seen certain interviews from it, but he comes across as such an insufferable I don't know what. What am I missing?