“There are two kinds of smart bulbs in this world—those that work well, and doomed to languish in drawers with all of your other bitter regrets.”

Yup, that’s where they lost me too.

“the Frame, Samsung’s most popular TV”

Yeah, it’s confusing too. But one click down is adaptive cruise control (what Tesla calls Traffic-Aware Cruise Control), and two clicks down is Autopilot.

I could be wrong, but isn’t a nuclear clock different from an atomic clock?

“What are you a-holes doing that you need 1TB on your phone at all times? Serious question...”

“sync to a nuclear clock”

It was the K900, not K9000. And I agree that the Cadenza name was a bit weird, but “cadenza” is a word in and of itself.

“This laptop is Intel Evo-certified, which means a Core i7 chip powers this laptop along with Intel’s Iris Xe graphics chipset.”

“Nearby Share and AirDrop are very similar, though the options for keeping your phone visible differ slightly. If you pick General then AirDrop from Settings, you can choose Receiving Off (no one can see your device), Contacts Only (only contacts can see your device), or Everyone (everyone can see your device).”

“Also, I’m still puzzled by the non-SUV-ish name choice.”

How do you star twice?

“Anker Beats Apple to the Punch With a MagSafe Battery for Your iPhone 12”

“Hopefully they add more USB-C ports too. I use a MacBook Pro for work and having 4 USB-C ports is a nightmare. Having a rats nets of cables and dongles hanging off my laptop is such a pain when I should be able to just plug a cable in like I can with my personal laptop.”

“A slicker move yet would be e-reader style screens on all the other keys so I can type (for me Korean) without an overlay (because I’m not good enough to have memorized the character locations).”

Better a slow news day with articles about how icebergs really float, than a busy news day with all sorts of shitty stuff going on (well, shittier than normal, anyways)?

“we as the audience would have responded with a dramatic, “wooooo.” (As opposed to the happy “woooooo!” or the romantic “woooooooooooo!”)”

I’m debating between 1Password and Bitwarden; any chance you’d care to share your reasons why you picked Bitwarden over 1Password?

Any chance you have had experience with 1Password and have thoughts on how it compares to Bitwarden?

Good to know, thank you!  Looks like I’ll have to start saving up to get that for my girlfriend!