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Alarm clock with an effing scroll wheel! 2017-07-18 03:00:09 Post No. 18529295
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/adv/ I'm going crazy. I have a god-tier alarm clock right now. Pic related. The RCA RP3720a. I just got an erection. To set the time, you SPIN THE WHEEL, instead of clicking a stupid ass button 154 times just to change your alarm time. And it has dual alarms. And it auto-dims the display. And it auto-adjusts for DST. And it has battery backup so the alarm still goes off even if the power is out. It's everything an alarm clock should be, but for some DAMN reason, no other alarm clocks exist like it today.
I need help, /adv/, my baby's gonna break one day, and I don't know what I'm gonna do when it does. I just don't know what I'm going to do....
Please tell me other good alarm clocks exist before I blow my brains out.
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omfg look at this thing, touching myself
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>>18529295
With regard to whatever objects either delight the mind or contribute to use or are tenderly beloved, remind yourself of what nature they are, beginning with the merest trifles: if you have a favorite cup, that it is but a cup of which you are fond of—for thus, if it is broken, you can bear it; ...”
The Enchiridion of Epictetus section III
Seriously though OP it's an alarm clock. If it beaks you can probably fix it yourself, it's not like it has intricate internal mechanics.
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>>18529339
>it's not like it has intricate internal mechanics
wat r elektrisity
wat r sercuts
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>>18529375
Neither of which are particularly fragile. If it breaks chances are you'll just need to redo a frayed connection or something. The actual PCB is not going to spontaneously stop working.
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