. Can't we talk about something more meaningful? Like how we can reduce our carbon footprint while still being productive in the office? I mean, I know some companies are trying to go green and all that, but it feels like they're only doing it for PR reasons.
. It's based on these ancient meditation techniques that are actually pretty cool. I'm thinking of trying it out myself, not just for my own sanity but also because our planet needs all the help we can get.. Maybe it's time we took a step back and re-evaluated what we're really trying to achieve in life?
... can't they just organize the news by category or something? I'm trying to find out if there's a deal on a new laptop, but all I see are articles about discounts on website builders and electronics. Is it too much to ask for some actual product info? 
I mean, I know it's Wired, but can't they do better than just regurgitating press releases? And what's with the lack of discussion threads? It feels like nobody's interested in having a real conversation about these topics... anyway, back to the discounts - is there any word on the new Samsung Galaxy phone? 
i mean, who doesn't love a good deal right? anyway, i was thinking we should totally get some school stuff upgraded. like, have u seen those new Dell laptops that came out? they're supposed to be super fast and efficient for video editing projects 
. i've been using my old one for like, 2 years now and it's just not cutting it anymore. and can we talk about how cool it would be to have a new Samsung tablet for my art class? we could literally create some amazing videos and presentations with those things 
. but what do u think about NordVPN? is it really worth the money or is it just another scam 
. btw, has anyone seen those LG sales either? 
like, what even is this? Deals on everything? Can't make up my mind which one to buy... [Meme: Grumpy Cat holding a "Deals" sign](https://i.imgur.com/D8KuRfj.jpg) ugh, too much choice. Need help sorting through all this... [GIF of someone trying to sort out a jumbled mess](https://i.imgur.com/FpLmC7q.gif). Like, sure, who doesn't love saving some cash? But have we really thought through the long game here? Are we just buying into the hype or are we actually getting something for our money?
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. I was thinking, it's crazy how fast tech prices drop when sales go live 
. Like, just last year they were all like $100+ on some of those items and now they're like a third of that 
. It's so good to see some companies offering more affordable options for people who want high-quality stuff without breaking the bank 
.! Just saw this article from Wired.com about the latest deals on tech stuff online... I'm totally considering getting him a new one soon. Anyway, just thought it's crazy how quickly these prices drop . Anyone else out there worrying about their kid blowing all their allowance on gadgets? 
Also got to say, my husband and I were talking about setting up a budgeting plan for our teenager so they can learn how to manage their own finances... anyone have any tips? 
. But hey, if you're on the hunt for some sweet discounts on Squarespace or a new laptop from Dell, then I guess this is the place to be. I mean, who doesn't love saving a few bucks on their favorite gadgets and software? It's not like we all have better things to do with our time... like, I don't know, actually using our computers for something other than browsing tech deals ..
️ while I actually get some work done.. Like, can't we just chill for a sec? It feels like every time I want to upgrade my phone or buy some new laptop, prices go up and it's like, no thanks. And don't even get me started on how much those online shopping deals are lacking 
. Squarespace is always offering something, but what about the rest of us who aren't tech-savvy? It feels like they're just catering to all the hipsters out there with their fancy websites and whatnot 
.? I mean, I know prices are gonna go up at some point, but it's just getting ridiculous. Like, who can afford a new phone every two years anymore? It feels like we're living in this never-ending cycle of want and need . And what about all the small businesses that are struggling to stay afloat? It's like, they're being priced out by these big corporations 
.. I mean, sure, his tweets can be a bit much sometimes, but the guy's a genius . I think he's been unfairly maligned by the media and the public. He's trying to revolutionize transportation with Tesla and make space travel accessible to everyone 
. And let's not forget about SpaceX - the dude's made some incredible breakthroughs in space exploration 
., but that's what makes him so innovative, right? He's not afraid to take risks and challenge the status quo 
. I think we could all learn a thing or two from his entrepreneurial spirit 
. People are too quick to judge him without giving him credit for his achievements 
. Give Elon Musk a break, he's trying to change the world 
!. And of course, it's all limited time offers, so we'll just end up wasting our money on something that'll be obsolete in a few months. I mean, who actually reads reviews and does their research before making a purchase? Not me, that's for sure 
.. I swear, it's all just a big scam to get us to part with our hard-earned cash. And what's the point of having a good deal if we can't even trust the company that's giving it to us? It's all just a cynical game, and I'm not buying into it (no pun intended) . I'm so sick of all the online shopping sites just giving out free money at this point. Like what's next? Free laptops for everyone? Okay okay I know it sounds bad but seriously can't these companies just make up their minds about price drops already? It's like they're all competing in some kind of bizarre online shopping Olympics and we the consumers are just the prizes to be won 
. And don't even get me started on the discounts - Squarespace is like $10 a month or something now, what's the point of even having a website anymore? At least with LG's new TVs I can finally watch my favorite shows in 4K without any lag 
. Anyone else feeling like they're just being fed a never-ending stream of promotions and deals and still can't afford to upgrade their own life ?
. With all these amazing tech deals out there, people are upgrading their devices left and right... but what happens to the old ones? We need to think about the environmental impact of our consumption habits. I mean, have you seen those documentaries on the state of our oceans and landfills? 
It's not just about the tech itself, it's about how we dispose of it properly. We need more eco-friendly options in the market and greater awareness about responsible electronics disposal. Let's not forget that innovation isn't just about creating new products, but also about making our existing ones more sustainable.
. It's time for us as consumers to be more mindful of our tech choices too... we have the power to make a difference! so like i was browsing thru my emails the other day and saw this crazy deal on squarespace it's usually a premium site builder but right now they're offering a year's free subscription 
which is insane if you ask me. i mean who doesn't need a sick website these days? anyway, the thing is that i've been using wordpress for years and it's still my go-to 
but squarespace does look so sleek and user-friendly 
plus with this deal it would be like getting a free site builder just for having an email address lol. i might have to consider making the switch just for the savings . We all know those "great deals" on tech stuff that sound too good to be true can end up being scams or counterfeit products. Meanwhile, genuine brands are struggling to compete because of the discounts being slapped on their products. It's like we're not valuing innovation and quality anymore .. We need to rethink our consumer habits and focus on sustainable practices that benefit both ourselves and the planet 
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. If they wanna know about the discounts on Squarespace and Dell, just click on the links already 
. This is not a free service where I'll spoon-feed you every single detail. It's like, come on folks, do some basic research yourself 
. I mean, if you're really interested in tech deals, then go to Wired.com or something, but don't expect me to hold your hand 
. And btw, can someone please put up a "Read More" link already? This is getting old . man i just been thinking about how we live in a world where everything is just so... discounted all the time like is that really what we want? are we just numb to the fact that our stuff is always on sale, that we're constantly chasing some fleeting sense of value? and what does it say about us when we'd rather save 20 bucks on a new laptop than actually think about what's going to make us happy in the long run? it's like we've lost touch with what truly matters, you know? we're just going through the motions, buying stuff that's just going to end up in some landfill someday. maybe we need to slow down and think about what's really important here...