• nik0
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    132 years ago

    A pocket knife and a screw driver set (with some small ones just for good measure)

  • @jscari@lemmy.world
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    252 years ago

    It sounds crazy, but trust me: a corn cob backscratcher.

    It’s essentially just a dried piece of corn on a wooden stick. But the texture is perfect, and because it’s rounded, it covers a much larger area than a regular backscratcher and is much more satisfying to use. My wife bought me one for $11 and I swear by it. You simply cannot go back to a regular backscratcher after trying one.

    Oh, and they’re indestructible. My in-laws still use one from 1979!

  • @Jazsta@lemmy.world
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    1212 years ago

    A bidet. You can install it yourself in 20 minutes and enjoy a lifetime of cleaner buttholes and save on tp.

  • @pingveno@lemmy.ml
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    422 years ago

    A sun hoodie. Sun hoodies are meant to be worn on their own, cover your entire upper body, be very light, and have a high UPF (clothing equivalent of SPF). Instead of dealing with globs of sunscreen that wears out as you sweat, you can slip on a sun hoodie in an instant and get lasting protection. I got the REI store brand, which is around $50. Unfortunately, it looks like they’re almost sold out of the nice visible orange color that I bought. It’s only available in XXXL.

  • KrisND
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    332 years ago

    Yubico Security Key, to secure your logins and more!

  • @GBU_28@lemm.ee
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    32 years ago

    A solid pair of steel kitchen scissors I have fiskers that will outlive me.

  • HousePanther
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    272 years ago

    Honestly, I would recommend a good pair of Bluetooth headphones because it is amazing how simply being able to shut out the world can relax a person.

    • @TheyKeepOnRising@lemmy.world
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      12 years ago

      Not headphones but the Samsung earbuds are pretty good and I picked them up for ~60$ on Amazon. I hadn’t used earbuds for years and had no idea how good the tech has gotten. Super comfortable, pretty good noise muffling, fancy wireless charging. Makes doing yard work go so fast.

      • HousePanther
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        22 years ago

        I can’t do ear buds because they make my ears actually hurt after wearing them for even as little as 5 minutes

        • @MomoTimeToDie@sh.itjust.works
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          32 years ago

          Do you have small ears? That’s a serious question by the way. I ask because I have really small ears, so a lot of earbuds are way too large and hurt to wear, but ever since I found ones that have small enough soft tips, it’s been a totally different experience

          • HousePanther
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            22 years ago

            I think I have smallish ear canals which may be the culprit because man do ear buds cause discomfort. I like headphones that completely cover my both my ears. I can wear them all day long without issue.

            • @MomoTimeToDie@sh.itjust.works
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              12 years ago

              I definitely prefer the big over-ear ones myself, but I’ve found that earbuds are just so much more convienient to have with me, and they’re also much better at forming a seal for noise cancelation.

    • @jmp242@sopuli.xyz
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      52 years ago

      Though I haven’t actually found good bluetooth headphones for sub $100. My favorite so far were the Senheiser PXC550 (I think thats it). But mine have gotten chewed by a dog :(. I liked the audio quality, didn’t love the touch controls, but the cheap headphones I’ve gotten to replace them just sound awful.

      • HousePanther
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        22 years ago

        I am impressed with this pair of Silensys PRO Bluetooth headphones. I got them on sale at Amazon for around ~54.00 USD and they’re surprisingly adequate. I don’t have the money to justify a better pair. They’re even noise cancelling too.

      • Pixel
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        12 years ago

        Galaxy buds 2 with a good pair of comply foam earbuds tips clocks in at exactly $100 and has a remarkably solid sound for Bluetooth earbuds. If you want audio quality though you’re not going to get it in Bluetooth headphones, there you mostly pay for convenience, but I got some galaxy buds 2 recently and they were fine stock but the foam tips sincerely make a huge difference.