What. Google forms exist. It's really not that difficult. And also, you can just have them agree to share their emails with each other??
Krzd
joined 2 years ago
the previous "normal" way were the pumping ones, similar to a soap dispenser
nope, don't even have an account with them
Weird, works fine on mobile for me
leap seconds should be handled via the standard sync just like any normal deviation
Why does a clock need more features. It tells the time. MAYBE add an alarm to it so you don't have to have 2 apps. that's it. It's not a calendar, it's not a task-tracker, and the last time I checked we still have 24 hour days.
The only updates it needs are UI updates (which should be system-side anyways) and if the time source changes, which are a few bytes at most.
(With android) you can set it to prefer 4G/LTE which is enough tbh
Not even for gaming, but just general office work/watching videos/whatever else you can do inside a browser.
I still want a laptop thingie with a battery under the keyboard, some ports, and where the phone acts like the trackpad when docked. I know that it would be phone specific due to the size, but seriously that would be amazing. The "laptop" can be pretty cheap being just a keyboard, battery, and monitor as well.
Imagine a spot where someone wakes up, has their phone in a dock to stimulate an alarm clock, grabs it, and drives to work (with android auto, obviously). Next scene they arrive in the office, plug their phone into a dock with keyboard/mouse + monitor attached and start working seamlessly. Later they sit down in a café with just a tiny keyboard writing some emails on their phone, go back home and Screencast videos to their TV.
I have a FP5 with android and haven't had any major software issue (so far, over the last 1 to 1.5 years). In fact the only issue I noticed was that the 5G implementation was pretty bad at first, using up way to much battery
Eh. I own a few old tools with manuals, and they actually have diagrams of the inner workings together with part numbers, some even have electrical diagrams with resistor values etc. All of the newer tools have a tiny useless "visit this website for more information" and 50% of the time it's some bs about errors 1-10: restart device, 10-20 please contact a technician because opening the tool voids your warranty. I know dipshit, I don't care about warranty cause I need the tool now or tomorrow, not in 3 months when you tell me it's "unserviceable" or "uneconomical to repair" and I have to buy a new one.
The community "servers" aren't persistent though. They'll only stay online as long as someone is online and using that instance. If that last person leaves the server shuts down - as far as we know, it still seems a like murky, but without being able to rent servers I can't imagine them just leaving all of them online for free
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That's actually such a great explanation, thank you!