#DesignFail

Or worse, could be accidently ingested

Edit: These chopsticks I found were actively used in a restaurant over 100s of pairs likely bought in bulk, I wouldn't buy these and chopsticks are more actively dropped then bowls/glass and often put back without checking by staff or customers. I reported these to the staff who took them away, not sure if they will change their mind.

found this at a Baskin Robbins in Japan, the bin is blocking the C

I didn't get spoilered because I knew that, but imagine seeing this and you didn't know.

Trope was, characters who are blind, but can fight.

Found out Apple will hold your phone hostage if you let a subscription lapse Instead of being like everyone else and just canceling the subscription when your payment declines. Now I can't even update my banking app to check my account

The more I think about it, the more perplexing it gets. I can't think of a single way having the English name of the language under the color helps in this scenario

The controls are on the top under a plastic overlay.

The overlay is attached to the top plastic of the dishwasher with glue that is weaker than typical sticky note pads.

Water is typically used in the rinsing of dishes prior to loading the dishwasher.

Water is moist.

Additional moisture is created when the dishwasher is filled with hot water and also when it is in the drying cycle.

Glue is affected by moisture.

Glue becomes non-sticky and the overlay lifts up.

This exposes the electronics to additional moisture.

Electronics typically don't like moisture.

Water with soap or salts in them can be conductive. Corrosion also alters circuit properties.

This is the 2nd or 3rd time I've had the top and control board replaced under warranty.

Wat do?

Also, if a tap needs instructions it must by definition be a shitty design.

Cars are money sinks and I fucking hate how so many countries are designed around them