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Agreed. I see these claims all the time. Feels a little bit like, "dId yOu KnOw iNsTaGram lIsTens tO yOuR cOnVeRsAtIoNs?"

It would be pretty easy to prove. Show us before/after screen shots.

The author initially resisted getting AirPods due to a fear of losing them. However, they eventually bought a pair and ended up losing them. Using the "Find My" app, they tracked the AirPods to a house in a nearby town but didn't confront the thief. They then visited a museum where the AirPods were located again, but couldn't definitively identify the thief. The author continued to track the AirPods as they moved to different locations, including a Walmart and an outlet mall, but was unable to recover them. The AirPods are currently in Lost mode, and the thief has not contacted the author. Despite the frustration, the author contemplates going to Mexico to search for the stolen AirPods.

As expected, all of the comments here are very critical of this without proposing something new. What are some alternate proposals to solve these problems?

No hit counter :(

TechCrunch is likely seeing declining ad revenues, meaning they need to post more trolly/blight/clickbait-y content to compensate to get more page views.

You’re getting downvoted but I fully agree. Most people are talking as if the virus will be gone in a month or so. The lockdowns are not going away. We are going to have new hotspots popping up every week once lockdowns start releasing.

I love that someone followed through and got it done. I bet a lot of people thought about it. I bet that there's even someone seeing this right now pissed off that they didn't finish first.

Great design. Where'd you get your little illustrations?

I would use this if you had a category/filter for plant based recipes.

Good work man. What technology stack did you build this with?