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Two thoughts:

1. I'm genuinely surprised. What's the catch? Are they just waiting for a better case like the one in Texas?
2. Eat shit, Kim Davis.

Pictured: Serious Pokemon Go player, 2017

"Does it piss you off when Google/whatever does [blank]? Yeah, me too. So I run my own versions to not have to deal with that crap. Would you like me to set you up an account on my stuff?"

Because the law is optional in Texas.

I'm guessing the entire point is to goad someone into suing so it makes its way to SCOTUS and becomes optional or worse nationwide.

Not that I'd own a smart fridge, but if I did and they started shoving ads on it, it'd look like this later that day:

I get a twitch every time I see the damn sparkle icon/emoji.

I think the point of 11h is to achieve that kind of range without directional antennas. Basically as a higher-bandwidth version of LoRa.

Yeah, that one took me a minute. I think "drip" or "slow drip"? I know "drip" used to be a term but was never one I associated with "screwball" or "crackpot". Usually I'd heard "drip" to mean something closer to "dull" or "boring".

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Pretty decent unless there's a lot of animation / video in them. Calling, texting, looking up something on the internet, bank app, auth app, etc all work great. Some of the stock Android components don't work super great with it, though, like the quick action buttons (though, arguably, they don't work great on any Android phone either lol).

Feels sluggish at times but that's just the e-ink being what it is. I mostly treat it like a dumb phone that's also an e-reader.

I've always joked that coding as a hobby is just digital knitting lol.