There is another service that allows for scripting which I’m sure some people love, but I just need somewhere I can set the response.
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There is another service that allows for scripting which I’m sure some people love, but I just need somewhere I can set the response.
Otherwise it looks good! If you add the above I will have a reason to stop looking!
Also, "AI" in it's majority current form, has been around for decades it's just cool now to use the word "AI" when branding a product/company.
Surely when all appliances go down this route it will not last long, purely down to the amount of breaches that will inevitably occur. Not to mention the backlash.
These houses with smart locks etc scare me.
Under £100
- Electric toothbrush - this isn’t new, I’ve used one for 15 years or so but I couldn’t even imagine not using one
- A decent water bottle
- Creatine supplements
I’m sure there’s more but can’t think right now.
Under £1000 - Garmin Fenix watch, I’m sure this would apply to any watch that tracks calories, steps, sleep etc but having one with all this info on my wrist is something I could never go without.
Slightly off-topic but I literally just bought a PS2 purely to play the original Track and Field games. So much nostalgia! I really wish they would redo these games for the modern consoles!
The Peloton subscription does not just include cycling programs - there are many other exercise disciplines. The bike is expensive yes, but is a solid piece of kit and works great with the software (obviously I guess).
I don’t use our sub much these days but my partner still very much loves it. She uses it for the bike itself as well as yoga, stretches and some others.
The instructors are frankly incredible, there are so many of them and all provide different experiences. They are what you’re ultimately paying for.
Exercise is just as important for health is food is, it’s not all about losing weight.