This was very great 11/10 as an anime enjoyer.

This was very great 11/10 as an anime enjoyer.
Are you stuck somewhere?Hmph. This new allegedly specialised glue for footwear does glue things.
The short answer would have been Buenos Aries.Nope. It managed to glue separate sneaker parts back into place (this will require testing) and also my fingers to the sneakers and to other fingers and even to themselves. I was half-expecting that, because there's a warning in the package.
Not a cataract?but the vision in my left eye has become really blurry over the past year.
Apparently not, for which I'm thankful. I already went through cataract surgery 4 years ago, for both eyes. If it should ever be necessary again (it is for some people), at least I'll know what to expect.Not a cataract?
Hmph. This new allegedly specialised glue for footwear does glue things.
Nope. It managed to glue separate sneaker parts back into place (this will require testing) and also my fingers to the sneakers and to other fingers and even to themselves. I was half-expecting that, because there's a warning in the package.
Or actual AirPods will build this functionality in. So you'll just press a button to switch modes. With better sensing tech and AI, they'll start to do it automatically, the way our phones now pause the playback on Spotify when you get a phonecall, or adjust the brightness of the screen according to the ambient light levels. When somebody's talking to you, the AirPods of the future will automatically switch over to 'hearing aid' mode. They'll also adjust the volume as needed, and filter out background noise. They might also be helpful for people with tinnitus.The younger generation will be able to discreetly switch to AirPod-looking hearing aids and no one will know they’re going deaf.
I bet there is an app for that already, and if not there is good money to be made. It sounds really easy as long as the phone's microphone is good enough.Or actual AirPods will build this functionality in. So you'll just press a button to switch modes. With better sensing tech and AI, they'll start to do it automatically, the way our phones now pause the playback on Spotify when you get a phonecall, or adjust the brightness of the screen according to the ambient light levels. When somebody's talking to you, the AirPods of the future will automatically switch over to 'hearing aid' mode. They'll also adjust the volume as needed, and filter out background noise. They might also be helpful for people with tinnitus.