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That thing is costly but helps a lot in kitchen, if someone likes to cook elaborate / has to cook a lot of elaborate foods daily. It's expensive but it may be worth it - my GF (the official house cook) prefers cheap basic instruments, but she has the skills to make up for them.
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So, you pay $400 for a device that:
- Uses custom fruit bags (at $5 to $8 for a 240ml (8 fl. Oz) glass!)
- Cannot use fruit bags from any other manufacturer (captive market, anyone?)
- Requires an internet connection in order to check whether the fruit bag is expired or has been recalled
- Is not much better than squeezing said fruit bag by hand
OR, you can go down to the local supermarket and buy 2 liters (67 fl. Oz) of juice, probably for less than $10
<sarc>The device (and the manufacturer) certainly sound like great investments to me!</sarc>
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Wouldn't be surprised if their largest client is the US govt.
"Only $400!? wow that sure beats those $600 toilet seats!"
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But it matches my ipad recipe book so well! 
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
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While I would not buy this product, there are others that might.
I like my coffee - drip or percolated is fine by me. Does it meets other's 'standards'? Probably not, but, I'm the one drinking it, not them.
Similarly, I heat my house largely with wood in a wood burning insert. I cut the wood myself and split by hand; I could borrow a hydraulic wood splitter, but I like the exercise.
So.. to each his own.
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Thanks for reminding me. I have some wood to split this weekend. I look forward to the exercise.
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I was 
It's not a juicer--it's a delivery appliance for pre-processed food. Doesn't that erase the entire point of taking "fresh" fruits and vegetables and mashing them together?
(The juice bar my oldest likes just uses blenders.)
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Some products just seemed designed to separate money from fools. Other products just seem designed to separate money from VC's. This looks like it was designed to tick every box for a VC.
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People want those because they want to be fat and constipated for some reason.
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Because, I can afford it.
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Heard that phrase this morning by some guy being interviewed on NPR. It means "public information" as in "we only only what is in the open source, so we can only guess as to blah-blah-blah."
It's always bizarre how our industry infiltrates the rest of the world and affects their speech.
Marc
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As in 'that plane has done a Java' when it fails to get off the runway?
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Or when it crashes and burns. 
Get me coffee and no one gets hurt!
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Coroners reports reading 'patient suffered a BSOD'
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Do soldiers now go AOL?
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
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Ah, "public domain" strikes again.
I suppose "open source" information -- like Wikipedia -- can be changed to suit the user. 
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Yes, but which licence? What's the source, who's the owner, commercial use allowed?
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the any key okay
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Everything is a %^&* glitch now on the news.
And we all get a pass and move on from a jet nose dive into a house to a cat in a tree elsewhere.
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Marc Clifton wrote: affects their speech
If only it would end at speeches ... I guess our industry has infiltrated more of our lives than any other ever.
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Marc Clifton wrote: industry infiltrates the rest of the world and affects their speech.
It's nothing to do with our industry; the speaker is just your typical inarticulate waste of oxygen, who couldn't put together a coherent sentence to save his life.
If you have an important point to make, don't try to be subtle or clever. Use a pile driver. Hit the point once. Then come back and hit it again. Then hit it a third time - a tremendous whack.
--Winston Churchill
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I hate to be the one to prick the bubble, but that usage is a lot older, and may have affected the choice of words in the "open-source software" term.
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
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So, it's almost always crap, but with a few jewels in there.
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I had high hopes for today: coding, learning some DB replication stuff. Coffee.
Except ... the water is off due to a burst main, and it's not every day you find a wasps nest attached to the curtain in the spare room ... 
OK, change of priorities time ...
Anyone know where I can get some water?
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
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Set the curtain that contains the wasps on fire. Call the fire-department, and within 7 minutes you'll have water gushing into your house.
As an alternative, you could simply ask a neighbour if you can use their toilet
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Eddy Vluggen wrote: ask a neighbour
As if he didn't have one himself 
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