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>Running Non-free software on your wrist
I surely hope you don't do this, Asteroid OS exists for a reason...
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The main dev is a Stallman appropriator who browses /g/ for sure. I guess those kinds of people are the ones who don't even put forth effort in shilling seeing as this thread is the same as the last.
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>>59580676
I bet it has blobs all the way down. So much for "Not running Non-free software on your wrist"
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>>59580676
I feel very wrong when I use non free software on all of my computers. Stallman has ruined me
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I have never heard a convincing argument for why all software should be free.
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>>59580676
>non-mechanical watch for non-work purposes
Don't touch me! Don't even look at me!
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>>59580765
Valid concern right here.
Not much freedom if you're not using libreboot.
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>>59580676
Looks slick as fuck, what watch is that?
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>>59580676
watch background?
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>>59580676
>Running software on your wrist
shiggy diggy diggy diggy shiggy diggy diggy diggy shiggy
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>>59581150
Gyate Gyate / Ohayou
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>>59581061
If you only had to make a program once then why should it be paid for more than once.
If you have to make a program more than once (e.g. providing updates) then:
>why should it be paid for more than once per time you make it
>why should it be paid for more than once by anyone who only wants one of the ones you made and isn't interested in any of the ones you make after that
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>>59580676
Wear an analog watch, faggot.
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>>59581212
The entire freetard movement is essentially the transfer of real world production, sale, and ownership rules to software. If you're going to do this you should know that regardless of any other factors, ownership is initially held by the producer and not you until terms he sets are met. A factory capable of producing (seemingly) infinite duplicates does not nullify this. We can also take this from a different approach. When a company invests some million dollars into a game, they are expecting a hundreds of thousands to essentially chip in. Your kike ideology will see it never gets produced in the first place.
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>>59581150
Just a gyate
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>>59584190
Jokes on you, the assets aren't required to be free. Models, textures, game scripts, etc.
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>>59581129
LG G Watch!
>>59583206
>Losing track of time slowly because he relies on hardware exclusively to keep time
cuck
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>>59580676
Using any OS on your wrist
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>>59580676
Are you autistic?
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>>59585320
10 < second drift per year on most watches >$300
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>>59585612
Uh, it's 2017?
>>59585617
Maybe a little but I'm ok with this.
>>59585646
>He has to reset his watch by 10 seconds every year
LMFAO
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>>59585763
>he has to charge his watch every 12 hours
LMAOING AT YOUR LIFE
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>>59585763
I thought so. Nothing personal.
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>ARM hardware
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>>59585792
With Asteroid OS it's every week! And it finishes charging in 30 minutes!
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>>59585831
If asteroidos can bring the battery life from <24h to 1 week, then it probably doesnt do anything but show the time., which makes me wonder why you wouldnt just get a $20 terrorist casio instead..
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>>59585792
Not him but
Mine goes about a week (Sunday is charge night but usually it makes it till that with +-5% left. This is with the push messages and all on. I once played a game on... once.
>Neo gear v2
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>>59585869
It syncs with my phone and has a few features related to that, I mainly bought it for development, I want to see the project improve!
Also, already have a terrorist Casio (Notice the watch band in OP pic)!
>>59585871
This.
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>>59580676
How often do you have to recharge your stupid smartwatch? My guess is daily?
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