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Picture the scene. You’ve ordered a product from Amazon.ie. You feel conflicted, because you needed a new car charger, but you didn’t want to support Jeff Bezos. Then you realise that you’re never getting that car charger because you bought from an Amazon scam store.
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I love a good gadget and an impulse purchase. That’s why I paid a small fortune on the LTT precision screwdriver. I grabbed it despite there being big shipping costs and potential for customs, which I skirted.
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EU and Irish leaders have reached the moment where it’s time to grow massive spines. I’m not wise to most economic moves and the impacts, as I’m sure will appear abundantly clear in this article, but what’s right is right. Trump is now threatening to impose tariffs on the UK and EU countries as leverage unless Greenland is sold to the US.
To be clear about what’s ac...
Social media is currently awash with images from a decade ago. The format is simple: a photo from 2016, captioned with nothing more than the year itself. The implicit message behind these posts? “Let’s make 2026 be the next 2016.”
What’s Driving the NostalgiaThere are a few practical factors at play here. Snapchat, which was gathering serious momentum in 2016, r...
I’ve owned both Kindles and Kobos over the years, and whilst Amazon’s offering remains the polished default choice, I keep coming back to Kobo despite their best efforts to make me regret it. There’s something about escaping Amazon’s walled garden that matters more than seamless shopping, even if it means accepting a slightly rougher experience.
Here’s where both ac...
