• @[email protected]
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    Some chinesium computer mouse. I had low expectations but it worked perfectly for a good 7 years before the mouse wheel died. It even had RGB, removable weights, and variable DPI/pointer speeds!

  • I had some Amazon Basics blackout curtains that were well worth the $18 it cost. Compared to similar priced “blackout” curtains from Walmart and other physical retailers, they actually worked for their intended purpose and blocked all light.

  • @PostnataleAbtreibung
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    Basically every usb cable i have bought. If you try it locally, there are like two bigger chains in every city who sell those at ridiculous costs. To get them at a reasonable price you’d have to drive to a specialised vendor available only in the biggest cities (conrad, elv) or at very remote places (e.g. pollin).

    • @PostnataleAbtreibung
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      21 hour ago

      Oh, not to forget about filament for the 3d printer. My favourite brands (sunlu, esun) are only available though amazon.

  • @[email protected]
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    22 hours ago

    I try to use Amazon less and less these days, but there are still some things worth getting for cheap.

    A whole category for me is small kitchen items. Mixing bowls, bench scraper, oil bottles, squeeze bottles, etc. You can get good brands too, you just have to look a little harder these days.

    • @Gradually_Adjusting
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      13 hours ago

      I just make it in my aeropress with a metal filter, does a perfect cup with hardly any powder in the bottom

    • PrivateNoob
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      13 hours ago

      THIS THIS THIS

      In my case my mom made a sleep mask for me in 11th grade and I’m still using it a bunch of times.

      t. 24 years old

  • Fake4000
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    24 hours ago

    A cheap Casio watch. Lasts ages and always helpful.