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deadw3ight
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Comment #29281534
Basically the question is: who do you want to rely on/trust more, encryption or the justice system?
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Comment #25616130
After reading what others have said and feedback on PineTime and what a good hackable watch should have, it seems like Pebble should resurrect from the grave as a hackable watch. I…
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Comment #25616094
Go on ebay and purchase a Pebble Time. Color epaper display, fully hackable even after being discontinued thanks to the dev community who continues to update it with "Rebble" the o…
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Comment #25615515
That's sick! Brilliant and creative idea. Those shots look beautiful.
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Comment #25615498
Google stopped indexing flash content recently too. They were indexing it this whole time cause of how much legacy content is out there. https://techcrunch.com/2019/10/29/the-slow-…
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Comment #25615256
Color displays are great, but they should have had an option for a (color or black and white) e-paper display. More efficient for these purposes imo.
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Comment #25615213
I mentioned in another comment about how I had the Pebble watch (before Apple and Android watches were a thing) and it had 128 kb ram total, but it lasted 11 days. That thing was a…
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Comment #25615180
> it's extremely hard to get access to powerful SoCs - the vendors simply won't work with you That's a really good point. I remember having the Pebble watch (this was pre-Apple and…
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Comment #25613948
Ohhhhh, I didn't realize that. Makes a lot more sense, I guess it is a better comparison to an Arduino than a raspberry pi.
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Comment #25613787
Yeah, the original Apple watch had like half a GB, and a raspberry pi zero ($5 price) has the same. Couldn't they have fit that within both budget and size?
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Comment #25610893
i now know exactly how to show off on college application resumés...think MIT uses Chrome? finally something to make up for my GPA.