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I had similar concerns before I snagged it but I’ve read multiple books on it so far front to back. It’s wonderful. Extremely happy with it. vCodex is a great firmware but even cro…

Xteink doesn’t have a front light or touchscreen. It can’t keep time. A lot of people dislike the stock firmware. The battery isn’t user-replaceable. Xteink is smaller, thinner, an…

The ads are less intrusive than paid subscriptions from the providers IMO. Not a fan of the double-dip either though.

Use the share menu and select the News app and it’ll open the story in it. Not as easy as those app banners but still not too difficult.

That’s fun! Couple of things I would suggest: Maybe get rid of 1-2 character words in the word counter? Seems easy for it to hit things like i or ie etc. I would love to see a coun…

Aqua mode really feels like walking through water. It has that same level of resistance on your legs. I don't believe a weighted vest provides that same feel, but I'm not entirely …

There was another brand that went through Kickstarter recently: https://dnsys.ai/ I have one of their units. It definitely assists with hiking in the standard modes and the "aqua m…

Throwing another vote out there for Supernote. Very responsive, particularly around handwriting - which feels flawless. Been a perfect device for me, but more limited than a Boox. …

The camera is one of the most important features for me. I had (and returned) a pair of INMO Air2's primarily because of the poor camera quality. Waiting to see how the TCL RayNeo …

MIG Flash Dumper

Nebula might be worth checking out, I've heard it's pretty good but I have not personally used it. https://nebula.org/whole-genome-sequencing-dna-test/

Gift article - https://www.nytimes.com/2024/09/12/health/chatbot-debunk-con...

Haha whoops https://www.nytimes.com/2024/08/06/nyregion/pharmacies-vacan...

Gift link (fixed): https://www.nytimes.com/2024/08/06/nyregion/pharmacies-vacan...

Sharing with everyone else that has a subscription, or is enticed enough to snag one. I’m not sure why you feel it needs to be free in order for you to consume it? But OK - the res…

Because? I subscribe to WSJ - so I can read this just fine. I don’t see why you can’t as well if you find the content interesting. It’s the same with academic journals, people are …

Are you looking for more DIY on the hardware side or more of a commercial offering? Wicked Lasers has a pretty neat "laser cube" that has APIs available for it. https://www.laseros…

It's on PubMed for free: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3061152/

It was pretty bad but they did include a color switcher in the top-right so you can go to white/black.

Gift link: https://www.nytimes.com/2024/05/29/science/stegosaurus-fossi...

There's no real argument here. Your phone is a perfectly good clock, but the watch wearables are neat too. Same with these types of devices.

It's a wearable like a watch, whose main purpose is to be a digital assistant using server-side AI. It has its own plan so it's always connected. The things I've liked that you can…