My dad really benefitted from using it, he has lost a quarter of his bodyweight so far and still has a bit to go to get to a healthy weight. Here in the UK diabetics are struggling to get it from the NHS because people are buying it privately for weight loss and taking up all the stock.
Diasl
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You could have had a miniaturised nuclear reactor and I still don't think it would have kept up with the game gears appetite 😁 great little device but missed the mark on intended use.
That's really not the case, my switch got very light use (like a couple of hours a month) and after about 14 months it started drifting.
I find minty toothpaste makes it a lot more difficult to eat afterwards. My grandad used to work in Egypt and he'd bring the orange toothpaste home and it was much easier to wake up, brush then eat using that stuff.
Having seen the top end of an NHS trust some of it is similar to leadership at a big business in terms of attitudes. They care much more about reputational damage than dealing with problems sometimes.
They are still a thing, just not in the car world.
Look up guides for radarr and sonarr and associated rr's. They can do the heavy lifting for you.
It seemed the last incentive they were trying to get people to upgrade was throwing as many cameras as possible on the back. Companies need to try and innovate again and the folding screens is at least one way of them trying something new. Prices have also climbed dramatically so I'm not surprised people are bothering to upgrade.