Also damaging to businesses… I already knew about the butter recall and then saw this. My brain automatically filled in ‘peanut butter’ when reading because of the photo, and my first thought was damn, Costco fucked up again? Maybe they are going downhill in quality. Until I read the comments to realize I should reread that.

Personally I prefer a mixture of both. Touch screen for anything you don’t need to operate while driving and physical for everything else.

Android Auto navigation, car system/audio settings, clock and system management, etc should all be a touch screen so you aren’t navigating through turning knobs and pressing up and down buttons to go through various menus like your programming a microwave.

Knobs and dials and buttons for anything to do with audio volume, skip/reverse tracks, etc. and air conditioning.

Even if it were an exact clone I don’t think a single company should have a monopoly on the idea for almost 30 years. Pokemon red was released in 1996, 28 years ago. Why should they still be able to be the only company that releases pokemon-type games?

Is it only through the skin? I could see it being useful for some sort of implanted medical device/monitoring system.

That way you have something subcutaneous but the power source is strapped to the outside of your body so you can remove for short periods of time to wash/recharge it.

Why not both?

If only they let you filter out games from being seen on your store page or showing up in recommendations using this as a criteria.

Unless it’s 9pm on an overnight flight you shouldn’t be reclining you seat.

Anyone reclining their seat to take a nap on a 2-3 hour flight is a dick, because the nap is not necessary. It’s just preventing the person behind from being able to use the table tray or read or watch their movie or work on their project in their laptop because their already limited space becomes unusable.

Just bought a new SSD today because I wanted to try it 😜

Not sure I would call the dev of sync a rich asshole. It’s only one dude and the app is livelihood. He is very responsive to input and very good at what he does. It’s a great app. Or it was, for reddit. Currently still some growing pains but impressed how well it is considering it’s been only one month.

Of course the first light bulb didn’t change the world, but it paved the way. It was the start. This could be the same thing.