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10mo ago
If you have an evening to burn, 17776 by Jon Bois[0] is a surprisingly captivating multimedia story/project about this topic. It speculates about a future Earth where people have been immortal for thousands of years and explores what h
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10mo ago
> I sort of would've preferred it was JUST a button Exactly. The Pebble already has all the hardware to capture voice notes. There are at least a few third party Pebble apps that do this already. The problem that Eric has is limited
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11mo ago
The Workbench feature to have an always-on-hand notepad overlay thing is really appealing. I always have a multi-tabbed text editor handy for quick notes and this seems like a good way to integrate that into the shell. I’d love to take this
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11mo ago
I have a PC where I installed Proxmox on bare metal and put a daily-use desktop OS on top. It works surprisingly well, the trickiest part was making sure the desktop OS took control of video/audio/peripherals.
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11mo ago
Totally, by "new" I mean refurbished or used, but new to me :)
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11mo ago
I already received my Pebble 2 Duo and it's been such a joy to own, but I will definitely be canceling my Pebble Time 2 preorder if Eric keeps acting like this.
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11mo ago
This is why custom ROM support is the first question I ask when buying a new Android phone
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11mo ago
The Pebble brand name definitely helps them break back into the market. Even some of my non-techy friends recognize the name.
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1y ago
If you do, and you remember this comment, let me know :)
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1y ago
Agreed, I’d pay for an Excel or LibreOffice Sheets version of this
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1y ago
> Samsung is calling it a pilot program for now, which — I kid you not — is meant to “strengthen the value” of owning a Samsung smart fridge. [0] https://www.theverge.com/news/780757/samsung-brings-ads-to-u...
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1y ago
> There are dual speakers on board, it is needed to pair with the bluetooth audio module to make sound This is cursed
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1y ago
I'm curious too, because there is a help page[1] linked in the FAQ that appears to be completely blank! [1] https://support.remarkable.com/s/article/Using-reMarkable-wi...
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1y ago
That hypothetical scenario does not matter, it is a distraction from the real issue which is that Google’s tool produces defamatory text that is unsubstantiated by any material online. The source of the defamatory text is Google’s own tool,
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1y ago
[citation needed]
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1y ago
On the note of artists, I always wondered why so many artists don't use a proper gallery/portfolio in addition to social media. This could be a general art-sharing platform, one of the many niche- or fandom-specific gallery sites,
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1y ago
I thought Fitbit bought them out and then after the sale announced that they were shutting it down instead of doing anything with it. I’m happy to be proven wrong if this isn’t the case.
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1y ago
In addition to being able to break in and steal anything that’s kept in the car
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1y ago
And then just a beat later: “…with you as the user always in control.” What a joke.
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1y ago
I lived in Dubai for a while. Whenever anyone asks me how it was, I have two main conclusions that line up very well with what Doherty has to say here: 1. It's all so clean and shiny. Coming home through New York City was a wild experi
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1y ago
The GrapheneOS developers had this to say about Fairphone back in 2021: “It's not possible for GrapheneOS to support @Fairphone devices because they're far from meeting even the most basic security requirements. They haven't
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1y ago
The device has WiFi capability but there is no functionality built into the default firmware yet, so the antenna is powered down.
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1y ago
I think a classic iPod touch wheel feels more polished, but the Tangara wheel is like 90% of the way there. In previous firmware versions the middle button was too sensitive but that was fixed. You can adjust the sensitivity but I find the
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1y ago
I love my Tangara! I even made some custom themes for it. The regular ol’ headphone jack is perfect and it sounds great too. I wouldn’t wait for the Echo R1 unless you really need Rockbox or the different I/O.
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2y ago
Seconded! And the Subsonic-compatible API means that I have Android/iOS clients (playing music through the browser on mobile devices isn’t great). The web interface works well on any desktop.
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2y ago
> Software engineers types are often pretty ignorant, without really realizing it, and often assume their superiority because "intelligence" or some dumb shit like that. It’s clearly on display here. He made me skeptical when h
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2y ago
> Kafkaeque Is there a name for the genre of writing that gets so, so close to magical realism without actually incorporating literal magic? Because this story is the epitome of it.
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2y ago
My password manager has an emergency access feature[0] which allows my spouse to gain access to the vault (and all the passwords, passkeys, PINs, etc. in there) after 7 days. I also set this feature up with my parents so I will be able to h
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2y ago
> From an implementation point of view, I'm not sure how this could work This could probably be a plugin for Cobble, the new Pebble companion app, which is capable of performing bridge tasks (like checking the weather or a to-do lis
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2y ago
This was my introduction to conlanging, a hobby that has been incredibly rewarding for me over the years. I still haven’t found a better introduction to the scene.
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