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EyePatch Case Now Available in Europe!
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- Tags: iphone 7, iphone 8, privacy, production
When You Can't Buy It, Sell It: Why I Got into the Stove Knob Cover Business
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Samsung's stoves have a major design flaw: an unintentional bump or a curious baby’s hands could turn on the powerful burners or worse, start a gas leak. I was shocked that there were no simple stove knob covers that fit. I decided to change that.
Assembling the EyePatch Case for iPhone 7 or iPhone 8
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It's finally here! The EyePatch Case for iPhones 7 and 8! So, you've waited all this time, and it finally came in the mail. Now, how do I put the dang thing together? Here's how: There are 3 pieces. An front camera cover, a rear camera cover, and the rubber case "boot". FIRST, put the front camera cover on the top of your phone. SECOND, put the rear camera cover on top of it. You'll notice that the switch will slide right on top of the front camera cover. (there's a little track under the switch, allowing them to...
EyePatch for iPhone 7/8: Update on Production and Shipping
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Hi everyone! Thank you so much to those of you that pre-ordered EyePatch Case for iPhone 8 or iPhone 7. I wanted to post an update on the status of manufacturing. We are on track to deliver in late January / early February. Barring any hiccups, we should be able to deliver when we promised. We have locked in the design for the new case, and I think you'll really like it. We have made the case slimmer and have used a tougher TPU rubber material so that there should be no stretching over time. Eventually, you'll be able to...
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The Curious Incident of John and the Free Tacos
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Today was interesting. I decided to go around the corner and grab a couple tacos and a margarita. Settling at the bar, a man two seats down was looking down and mumbled, "Excuse me, do you have any extra cash?" He looked like a completely normal dude. Living in Manhattan, my first response was, "Oh come on dude, I'm trying to relax here and have dinner." He went on to tell me his story, "I just graduated and am looking for work. It's just so expensive here, and I just want to get something to eat." So I said to...