SaaS has a downside you say?

Shocked I tell you! Shocked!

Hermin Miller Embody Chair, it will change your life.

Click bait headlines? Never!

There are repos on GitHub that pull the videos and metadata, not sure about posting to Peerhub, though if that's possible to post via an api you could probably script it easily enough. Likely a risk of other "issues" doing so, but I'm sure some datahoarders could chime in.

And they say Not a Cult....

Riiight

Totally agree, and still chuckle at the fact that it's an AI summary of a video about how artists are leaving a platform due to AI.

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He's the one who ordered all the zoom employees to RTO right? Are we supposed to expect him to let people go to the beach?

That's not useful for me when I want a 6.35mm size though. We need more granularity!

Came here to say this. Companies send refurbished devices out, they usually make it really clear that you should wipe your device and not expect to get data back exactly because once they receive the device and verify its condition within reason, they send a replacement. Nintendo, Apple, Pixel, Samsung have all done it to me.

Pixel is doing this because they can't send someone else a phone with a non-oem part. If they do in the US they take liability if it's a cheap Alibaba knockoff that does something stupid like make the battery explode. As screwed up as the US laws are, it's difficult to fault them for CYA.

Bottom line is, if the phone has a non-oem part they can't vouch for it, so they need to put your phone in the queue to get fixed is how it reads to me.

It still burns me that a McKinsey shrill runs it now.

Garmin watches are semi-smart and have great sensors. My Epix 2 Sapphire runs for 11 days on a charge as well.

Tried a Pixel, returned it for refund. Don't use iPhone or Samsung phone so their bespoke software wouldn't work for me.

I'd be surprised if the data was still readable. Thrilled to hear, but surprised.

They may fare better than conventional 1.44mb, but I've had a hell of a time getting anything before then mid 2000s to read recently.

Magnetic media and writable CDs are pretty damn perishable.