For April Fools, Cards Against Humanity was literally selling diamond studded potatoes for $69.99 (USD) - and claimed a $1000 value, which I’m sure they would be at retail prices.

The FAQ said they had thousands of them, but I didn’t get there in time.

Before I proposed, my (now)wife and I discussed this and we did some research, then went with Moissanite.

She has a ring with a huge very shiny stone that doesn’t break when it hits something, and we both also still have some money left.

It’s awesome that all these other options exist as well!

(Similarly, we got married at home with a friend as an officiant* and only close family present. It was great.

*He had earlier gotten himself ordained by mail so he could officiate the wedding of his own daughter.)

I saw the price tag, but couldn’t read it before, and wasn’t sure. I think you are right though

Image is flipped. Note the nametag

Edit: left side probably isn’t, price tag appears to be forward.

I found out about it just by searching for sleep apnea surgery or some such. Then I got a referral for a sleep study I think and from there a referral to the particular doctor who evaluated me and later did the surgery.

The way it works is stimulating a nerve that triggers a muscle that moves my tongue forward, and it does so once every few seconds (meant to match my breaths I think).

The remote is used to turn it on (with a delay so I fall asleep before it actually starts), delay it if I wake up in the night, and turn it off in the morning. Also controls the intensity which has to be enough to work but not wake me up.

I have one much like this (in the US) which is a different brand. It’s not app controlled, I have a remote that uses induction to talk to the implant (but not charge it as far as I can tell, it’s just a ten year permanent battery)

CPAP didn’t work well for me and this seems to help. My implant’s brand is ‘Inspire’ which is a breathing pun. (Synonym of inhale) But of course this is not medical advice, talk to your doc, etc.

Copyright maybe?

That’s just not true.

Those are Link.

Just in case…

When they said “7 ounces / just under a cup.” that’s not a particular physical cup. A “cup” is an exact measure in the US, it’s 8 fluid ounces, which is 236.5882365 milliliters precisely.

Even if the US does go metric, it will take a lot longer than 50 years for people to not know how big a cup is, all measuring tools in every kitchen are marked for them and the other common units like tablespoons and teaspoons*, and virtually every recipe uses them.

*I wish I was joking.

They tried to use a spoiler tag and it didn’t work.
(at least not for them, but maybe for anyone. My client didn’t parse it either, but it usually doesn’t)

What do you mean by that?

Try Firefox’s reader mode

“Sold. Four marks.”

HEX 19.

I guess I’m not really a “music” person as such.

(I’m surprised it was still even logged in)

Fortunately in the US debit does generally require the PIN and always has even before chips.

The artist hates ambiguous letters even more than I do. I have to admire that dedication.

If I could scrub all san serif fonts from all my devices’ and apps’ UIs, I would.

“Fast open-source firmware for the PineTime smartwatch with many features, written in modern C++.”

Also just the fact that Machete - sorry, Uncle Machete - is a character in these kids movies.

Best not start anything. These guys are tough.