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  • I’ve bought every single generation of an Apple Watch, and I returned it every time.

    I wanted to love it so much, but I couldn’t.

    It’s just a glorified notification system.

    Anytime I got a notification on it, or wanted to use it for something, it was faster and far more convenient to just pull out my phone and do whatever I needed to.

    The only thing I found it good for was controlling music from a distance, but that’s not an important use case for me and definitely not worth the price tag, plus the recurring data plan. It’s a money and attention hog, just like any other smartphone.



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    Whose fault is it though? I get that collective will is hard, but you as an individual have the power to move, organize, mobilize, whatever you want.

    The company doesn’t value you? Move. Why are you giving this company free labor?

    For the “prestige” of being a (“anonymous”) reddit mod? Give me a break. There’s better things to do and be prouder of in life.

    Stop giving this company time, money, and attention. And tell others to do the same. Otherwise, you’re digging your own (and everyone else’s) hole.

    Yes, it’s unfair, but it’s an unfair system. So let’s all do our part. And let’s also organize and mobilize on that. Can’t be done by continuing to feed it.










  • I mean… I’ll contribute and do my part because I do care, and that’s the type of person I am, but we do need regulation in place for the top contributors to global warming and pollution, which are corporations and celebrities.

    Plus, it’s bullshit to say that you should take a bus or train or bike or whatever instead of a car when you have disgusting car-centric infrastructure that forces you to drive.

    I’d be happy to switch to a smart thermostat if they weren’t all so privacy-invading. Nest, the most popular one, is owned by Google, and there’s no Google in my home. I’m completely deGoogled and will keep it that way.