Just looking for something with a 7 segment display that lets me set alarms with my phone and is a bit smarter than the average calculator watch.

I have my eyes on an Amazfit Neo but I noticed that the Chinese company SKMEI recently started putting out Casio clones with basic phone sync support.

It's hard now. I just need a pair of wired earbuds (not IEM's! I don't want to carry those around with me for washing dishes :p)

I bought a pair of what I thought were urBeats 3 on eBay which turned out to be counterfeit. Upon further research, those are quite rare to find brand new anyway, so that's a bust.

I'm easily impressed. I'll freely admit that. I just need something that'll get the job done, but not sound like crap while their at it

I feel like it's more than a bit insensitive to what Japan did in WW2 and that it's much like putting a swas on a VW, but people seem to not have a problem with it. What do you guys think?

I have a coworker who's looking to sell his car, a 1989 Toyota Corolla. I know the basics of looking after a car, but a car that old is almost foreign to me, because I'm from a state where cars rust out.

I figure Toyotas are pretty reliable and so is the 4AG engine, but I don't want to end up with another money pit. What should I look out for, or should I just avoid it altogether?

I've been using OpenBoard, I have FlorisBoard as well, but I'm waiting on the predictive text update to daily drive it. Is there anything better, or is that about it?

Keeping people on the road since 1984 through use and abuse and no signs of stopping. With or without VTEC!

I created this community for pizza delivery drivers to discuss their jobs, or for anyone who's curious how it works behind the scenes. I'm in the US but this community is for everyone around the world

What ThinkPad/Latitude models are cheap and usable right now? I'm just looking for something to browse the web, but not something so low-spec that it couldn't handle heavier desktop environments.

I saw this last night and downloaded it but uninstalled it later. I went to install it again today to find a 404 on the Play Store page!

Was it removed, or did it not work out?

I have posts appearing on my feed every time I stop to read something and it often gets buried by the sheer amount, much of which is just mirrored content from the red site.

I'm way too young to remember Digg. I signed up for Reddit in 2015, and I've heard talks here and there about the migration from Digg, but that's it.

So far Jerboa seems like the move, Thunder looks nicer, but it doesn't seem to play nice with this instance so that's kind of dead in the water, at least for now.