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Me, too. When I was younger, I liked being an early adopter. Now I am turning into a curmudgeon. IoT? Who needs that crap. I want things to work for me, not the
by Finnucane 10y ago
Me, too. When I was younger, I liked being an early adopter. Now I am turning into a curmudgeon. IoT? Who needs that crap. I want things to work for me, not the other way around. This is one of the reasons I still maintain a wet darkroom--it is one of the ways I can be completely disconnected. (Even being out on my bike doesn't do that-- I take my phone with me and use the GPS maps instead of paper maps.)
- bungie4 10y agoI hear you about the bike, I'm a LD rider (FJR). I travel with my Sena wired up to my phone (for calls and tunes - even though I don't ever recall listening to tunes while riding.) and my GPS for in-ear directions. Over the last couple of years, if the batteries dead in my Sena, oh well. Getting lost is kind of the point :D