Hardware How to get a Zelda Switch 2? They sell out in seconds

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If you want to programmatically track this, here's probably the most efficient method:

Nothing to see here. ;)


Stop! Hammer time

I'm aware certain fiends :glare: could use this, but for anyone who takes that work seriously, it would be fairly obvious to find. Consider this a method to give yourself an advantage without being unfair about it.

Also, I can't imagine rate limits being low enough you could get notified if they "sell out in seconds", so I wouldn't advise setting anything under 15s or so... I personally had it at some 6 hours, albeit for a completely different purpose.

Still, if the general consensus is that I shouldn't post this, I'm ready to snip this post.
 
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It's like a shopping basket but it has wheels and a handle, and holds more. You have them stateside. What are they called there? Carts maybe?

Physical Argos stores don't actually have trolleys or baskets. They're have desks where you ask for what you want and someone goes to get it for you.

No trip to the UK is complete without visiting Argos, Wetherspoons, Greggs, and TK Maxx. Stop by Lild too for good cheap pastries.
here in Germany we call em Trolleys aswell
 
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I'm on the fence about getting one. My launch model looks brand new, and the new one isn’t OLED or with a better node or the one with the replaceable battery. I'll have to buy those again... I hope this one is available once I make up my mind.
 
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I'm on the fence about getting one. My launch model looks brand new, and the new one isn’t OLED or with a better node or the one with the replaceable battery. I'll have to buy those again... I hope this one is available once I make up my mind.
The thing I don't get it is why aren't these with replaceable batteries? It'll be released soon so it should come built with replaceable batteries?
 

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