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Comment on Smartwatch primarily for notifications and battery life? in ~tech
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Comment on <deleted topic> in ~tech
qot LinkFor some context, it might be useful to refer to this timeline of Linux distros and their derivatives. You might need to zoom out!...For some context, it might be useful to refer to this timeline of Linux distros and their derivatives. You might need to zoom out!
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/ad/2023_Linux_Distributions_Timeline.svg
It also greatly influenced my choice in distro to use.
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Comment on What coffee have you been brewing at home recently? in ~food
qot LinkI found a new coffee shop that I'm addicted to, so I haven't brewed at home for a couple weeks. Colombia Carnaval beans by Fratello is my current favourite to brew at home.I found a new coffee shop that I'm addicted to, so I haven't brewed at home for a couple weeks.
Colombia Carnaval beans by Fratello is my current favourite to brew at home.
I'll second the Bangle.js 2! I usually get about a month battery life between charges.
The UI has some open source jank, but it does the two things I need very well: time and notifications. I was able to customize the watch face easily with JavaScript to have a menu for my home automation system.
I'd consider it somewhat durable. I don't baby it and it feels solid in construction. The firmware is what's open source. The hardware is a generic Chinese smart watch, so it's built like an actual, commercial product.