Interesting choice of words there

[conuly]

This charging station is offered 1-year warranty but not valid in the cases as below:

A. Dropped by careless
B. The liquid flooded into the charging station
C. Damaged by outside heating source
D. Dust stacked.
E. The appearance damaged by anthropic factor
F. Damaged by natural disaster

Somebody needs to replace their foreign to English dictionary, because number E isn't working.

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Comments

[cactuswatcher]

Back in the day when it was Japanese instead of Chinese problems with English, I had to make sense of a manual for a large piece of valuable heavy machinery which repeated said "please neglect to..." in place of "do not..."

[conuly]

Oh dear.

[jessie_c]

It's a lot more polite than "Defaced by Neanderthals" would be.

[conuly]

Is it polite to use words that are so uncommon, they get redlined by spellcheck?

[hilarita]

I'm also mildly curious about D. Dust stacked.

[pauamma]

Why are these numbers written in hexadecimal starting at 10 decimal?

[conuly]

They're not. It's a vigesimal system.

[gatheringrivers]

Weirdly, it may be relevant

[jessie_c]

It is, as long as it's a perfectly cromulent word.

[archersangel]

the "if humans went extinct" story reminds of the tv series life after people.

[pauamma]

Tooshay.

[marahmarie]

I hate it when the dust stacks. *blows it off*