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  "description": "Ignored my own advice and purchased AirPods. Guess what, I have lost one.",
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  "publishedAt": "2026-01-03T16:22:00.000Z",
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  "textContent": "I wrote some time ago about the benefits of wired headphones, including the fairly obvious fact that they are harder to lose. Well, I bought some AirPods 4 NC and had been getting along fine until I was on holiday over the Christmas period, opened the case and found the left AirPod missing. Find my stuff says it is at home, but hasn’t been seen for about a week. I have resorted to walking around the house like some sort of dullard with my phone waving it about like I’m in Star Trek assessing a new planet with my Tricorder. So do I replace it for £69, or wait out and see if it turns up? We all know what is going to happen – replace it and magically it will reappear. Perhaps I could trick it into thinking it has been replaced, then it will show itself? Moral of the story, listen to your own advice – or at least your own blog posts.",
  "title": "for faffs sake – I lost an AirPod",
  "updatedAt": "2026-05-11T08:23:06.000Z"
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