Sonova (Phonak's parent company) bought Sennheiser and you can now buy their Sonite R at Costco for $1600. If you have recent Phonaks, you'll recognize the design immediately. They also have an array of peripherals: https://www.costco.com/f/-/sennheiser-brand-showcase

Trusting a random vendor, even on your home network, seems crazy. But how do you secure a home network? Are we all supposed to be running Nagios, Grafana, Splunk, and have a personal CISO?

I don't understand why this has 29 points and no comments. What's so amazing about this?

I usually look at garage sales as displays of things you shouldn't buy. I feel like this is even more ... that. It would be helpful if Amazon posted to the return rates of this stuff.

Random samples being even more valuable than biased samples, it would be even more helpful if salvage services scanned all the barcodes and posted everything that's returned from everywhere.

But how do you make money on that? How does society recognize the value of that downward pressure on waste?