You’re just making it worse better.

These watches typically come with charging cables, not a docking style station that you put them in. And keeping devices at a perpetual full charge for expended periods of time is a surefire way to kill the capacity quickly.

I mean, I get a full week from my coros pace 2, with 5-6h of GPS cardio tracking (running) and 24h metrics (steps, stress, sleep, etc.) on a 310mAh battery. It takes a whopping 2h to recharge back to full, I would hate having to manage a tiny extra battery to save those 2h of not wearing my watch.

If all you want from a watch is time and alarms, you’re obviously not even remotely in the demographic that any smartwatch is targeting.

On top of that, the bZ4x is apparently a really shitty car. So on top of only having that one model, it’s also a terrible one.

The comment I originally commented on compared them as if they were similar tool, (before it was edited), which I simply pointed out it is not. It’s like saying a plane and a helicopter are the same, sure they both are able to lift off the ground, but the similarities kind of stop there.

But they don’t really have similar scopes… One is for technical models, based on extruded 2D drawings, the other is for abstract 3D modelling. Sure in both if them the end product is a 3D model, but they’re achieved in vastly different ways with completely different skillsets and different use cases.

Blender is not CAD software though, it’s 3D modelling software. They’re not quite the same thing, and they’re intended for (and excel at) different things.

max resolution of 720p in web browsers

What the fucking fuck!? That shit should be illegal AF if you pay for the 1080p or 4k tier…

I just wish the autocorrect would work…at the moment there is zero difference when I change how aggressive it is in the settings, and it barely makes any suggestions or corrections to typos.

The ZigBee lightbulbs I have are definitely not high quality.

It’s even better, using the much superior kolowats over the deprecated kilowatts

IKEA 30 years ago was also making better furniture than they are today though. All their entry-level furniture is absolute shit these days, thin veneer on cardboard strength fiber board and screws made of metal softer than warm butter.

Anything in a quality that will last more than a few years costs almost the same as any other furniture store.

In only have experience with their ZigBee lightbulps, and they suck ass.

It took me one google search, and a filter at the first vendor that popped up to find one.

Exactly, this is definitely not going to be quality electronics.

This feels like an advertisement article…single port USB-C PD chargers with 20-30W output in the <$10 range are not at all hard to find already.

I use the KNX integration, which must be configured using yaml

This is probably because of the devs behind the integration though and not the fault of HA.

I have my all my cards and dashboards defined through GUI as well, you van make plenty sophisticated interfaces without YAML. A lot of tutorials are probably not up to date with what you can do though and use YAML.

None of my custom integrations are configured with YAML anymore, they’ve all moved to the GUI. Even a couple of my templates have been made directly in the GUI.

“Not a single line of YAML” is a bit hyperbole, but the only YAML I’ve got left in my setup are a handful of custom sensors, I haven’t checked if that can now be done from the GUI. It’s around 100 lines of YAML in total or something like that. But all the home automation stuff is done purely with GUI.

There has been huge improvements on what can be done from the GUI in the last few years since I started with HA.

Maybe home assistant a few years ago…I have a fully functional setup with loads of automations and haven’t written a single line of YAML for it.

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