I hate the puzzle piece ones, they never actually load the site for me.

Ah thanks, I was just reading what was listed for each on their website, I didn’t even think to check the git for them.

@Schorch@feddit.de do either of you have any particular comparison between the two watches? And maybe how portable the apps can be for each other? For example writing something for the PineTime and porting it to the bangle js2 or vice versa?

I only ask because the former is so cheap and the latter is currently nigh quadruple the price. But my partner and both have been looking for a good smart watch that has the basics from what you want with one but without it being $150 to Samsung and bloated down. And while I’m not a programmer I’m nearly happy enough with the offerings I see on the websites. I do have a couple Pi projects and a home server that I go back and forth on. When I get the motivation I don’t usually have any issues and it’s at least in a usable state by the end, even if it’s not perfect.

Thanks for any input!

You doing C++? Avoid.

You doing basically anything else? You’ll prob be fine with regards to math.

Well for the experience of users, cookies/tracking/having to log in.

Personally, I’m annoyed when I’m trying to do a basic function and am forced to log in. I’m not affected by this particular case with GitHub, but as a user where this happens elsewhere it is annoying.

I’d be interested in the rationale behind the decision, asking your same question to them. Why do they need account login to search repositories?

Why don’t those people just run an amnesiac OS like tails? Do they not trust themselves not to say up persistence?