Yep

This is so cool

Ooh. Good catch!

Probably 😂

I think you can technically still use Pebble on iOS, but I’m not sure how. The previous owner of the watch has been using it with his iPhone 13.

Ah, interesting. I did not know this! But I had thought that the concern with the EV car fires was mostly because the cars can set fire unexpectedly, they are hard to contain, and carry more hazardous fumes than a traditional vehicle, not that they catch fire more often.

I hear that their cars are nice. I would buy one if they made a plug-in hybrid.

I don’t think it’s that bad. But it’s a shame how unfriendly EVs are for the environment, the whole process is borderline worse than using fossil fuels when you consider emissions as well as potential fire hazards and poor disposability

I love the Pebbles. I have a Pebble Time, just snagged a used Pebble Time Round 20mm from eBay so I’m looking forward to trying that out!

Yep. This seems like a fair enough modern replacement though if that battery life is accurate.

Ah. I hate Apple lol, I couldn’t imaging going from a Pixel to an iPhone. But Android ain’t for everyone I guess.

I can’t tell if this is sarcastic or not lol

Not from what I can see. But I don’t think they’re even out in people’s hands yet.

Yep! Classic social engineering attack.

When you gotta go, you gotta go.

Ah, I won’t be going through any of those states unfortunately

That sounds awesome, what’s the chain called? I’ll be traveling in about a month and I’d like to stop by if I come across one

Thanks! This actually is a Lotide instance! We’re kinda like Lemmy and Kbin but we have more of a Hacker News type feel

LOL the state of buying discs in brick and mortar store is abysmal now. I used to like buying discs from Walmart but the one near me has relegated everything to a bargain bin of kids’ movies, basically. Practically the only way to buy discs now is to do so online, or at a Best Buy or Barnes & Noble if you have one near you

What’s a better alternative? All I know of is eBay, but I used Amazon to buy DVDs and Blu-Rays to support films, and eBay sales don’t count as disc sales the same way that Amazon sales do.