Counterpoint: wires really suck and are not fine. AirPods Pro are great, I can afford them and they improve my quality of like quite a bit.

Different strokes I guess.

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phrotoma 2 hours ago | parent | next [-]

Some years ago I commuted to work by subway in a city that had turnstiles at all transit stops. Having earbuds unceremoneously ripped out of my ears by spinning metal arms sent me straight to bluetooth and I have never looked back.

Wires suck.

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reg_dunlop 14 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

counter counterpoint:

A wire sitting on a table does not suck. 2 people can gather around that table and still, the wire does not suck. As soon as 1 person picks up the wire and starts doing something with it....now an interaction with a wire sucks.

But that's not the wire's fault.

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gruez 14 hours ago | parent [-]

>now an interaction with a wire sucks.

>But that's not the wire's fault.

So... "it's not the fall that kills you, it's the sudden deceleration"?

	▲	reg_dunlop 20 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		I believe that's a straw man fallacy. My assertion is that an inanimate object becomes a problem when a human interacts with it. Your attempted logical argument is that a law of nature is the same as an inanimate object. I am not contesting that an inanimate object is the same as gravity. I'm saying that humans make bad decisions with simple things and whine about inanimate objects and that's a very real first world problem.

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nkko 15 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

was listening to music while coming with groceries and simultaneously juggling stuff to open the doors and change the track with Siri (the only use for Siri I have)