Thanks for copying the text. That site does not support https at all.

My own comfort

Why is this not updated in the F-Droid repo?

Looks like you wandered into autocorrect changing the word “wonder” on you

For people who really think it doesn’t matter, then why does it matter so much you waste your time complaining?

The step tracking is far less accurate than any other fitness watch I’ve had.

The raise-to-wake is not reliable regardless of how it’s calibrated.

The heart rate monitor I can’t provide evidence of accuracy, but based on the experience I had with the other features it’s safe to guess it’s not very accurate. More importantly it’s a battery killer and turns itself off constantly.

The interface in total is severely lacking.

Coding custom features is highly unenjoyable.

A large part of it relies on the companion apps which just don’t provide much support for the pinetime, especially in comparison to other devices.

The timer/stopwatch/alarm is laughable as it buzzes once and that’s it.

I mentioned already that notifications are ugly and bare minimum. Most information is cut off and it can only handle up to 5 notifications in memory before it’s cut off and you don’t get any more until you check them or it just clears the oldest one. I’m not exactly sure how it handles that because to me it’s just unusable.

I would not say that any of the features work well enough to consider them as actual features. The only thing that is truly reliable is telling time.

My battery life is about 3 days. The notifications are ugly and bare minimum. It does not store more than 5 at a time.

I was just talking about Samsung phones being a problem in general. Fuck Samsung.

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Samsung. Yep. That’s your problem there.

CF is an antidote to intelligence agencies’ problem of losing visibility when most of the web switched to HTTPS a decade ago.

This is a claim that will need evidence backing it up.

Because it provides an extra layer of protection at no cost and makes DNS management very convenient, as well as other free features.

True, but there are no extra costs added to domains on Cloudflare

I would definitely say that NocoDB is the closest OSS to Airtable, but it’s still pretty buggy and they make a lot of changes and sometimes very large changes. They’ve overhauled the UI twice in the last year. It also lacks one-to-one relationships for now. But it’s still usable.

You’d definitely have to turn your brain off to be willing to watch any amount of that show.

That makes it entirely unusable, IMO. That’s like using an automatic transmission vehicle with 5mpg just because you’re afraid to learn how to drive a manual even if it gets 50mpg.