This will come in handy when those uppity belters try to revolt against Earth and Mars, and start dropping rocks on us.

The driver admitted that she was looking at her smartphone instead of the road. This accident was completely the driver’s fault. Next case.

* Hits head against wall - hard *

So that means I will likely have to buy nearly all my high end apps again (as I have resisted the monthly model). Which means I no longer have a reason to stay with Mac OS.

Most likely low man on the totem pole. They needed to offer up someone, and it was going to be the other 4.

Not very good either compared to Amazfit Bips one month battery. I’d say that watch is more of a Pebble successor.

The Pebble Time Steel / Time 2 looked way better than these things. I cannot get over the Fitbit logo at the bottom, and the asymmetry of the screen. If you have an iPhone, you can get the Series 1 for $50 more, and it will be more than worth the money. This thing looks like a cheap chinese knockoff of a Pebble.

One of the big appeals of the Pebble was the always on e-ink display and the battery life it entailed. With an LCD, this is more of a Pebble-ish looking Fitbit. Not bad, but misses one of the Pebbles main points. 

I agree. It’s rubbed off on other manufacturers as well and they have absolutely no good reason for it.

One year on with my iPhone 7, I still miss the headphone jack.

Canadian drivers: annoyed by left-lane hogs, but too polite to shoot them down.

Counterpoint - companies get hacked all the time. What matters most is how they handle it.

LastPass admitted it immediately and began working on a solution. Contrast this with... oh, Adobe, Citibank, Target, Home Depot...

Assuming that this isn’t a structural deficit in how they handle passwords, and it doesn’t indicate…

What is the point of a review when you haven’t actually reviewed anything?