6,342 karma · joined February 2, 2012
True, but almost all of the people don't really need a smartwatch :)
https://www.swatch.com/en-us/swatch-pay/how-it-works.html
(just the first that comes to my mind, no battery usage)
I have a Casio that has a 10 years battery and dual timezone I need when I travel and a TAG Heuer when I need a "better looking" watch.
I don't need to track steps or trainings. Even when I did it was with stupid gadgets like early fitbit bands without displays.
When I will need something that will alert people when I fall (in many years from now, hopefully) I will use a specialized device.
* You don't need a smartwatch. *
It provides email accounts, mailing lists, blogs, websites, chat and VPN access.
They should close instagram (at least half of it) then
p.s. Who the hell cares of NFTs in 2026?
Prove me wrong
isn’t this the same with steam? can i buy a game on steam and copy and use it on another pc i own without downloading it from steam again?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nanowar_of_Steel
And no, it's not AI
i have no decision power in the company i work for, plus I don't know where this guy took my number
Yeah.
Not really. But I can get your point.
> There are already 33 active data centres in the Milan metropolitan area alone; a further 10 are under construction and 23 under evaluation.
If the Milan hinterland is the most 'targeted' area, an increase in interest is also registered in the other provinces: in the rest of Lombardy there are three already active, plus one under construction and five under evaluation.
read the article:
> Lombardy alone accounted for 63% of the applications submitted throughout Italy.
> There are already 33 active data centres in the Milan metropolitan area alone; a further 10 are under construction and 23 under evaluation.
> If the Milan hinterland is the most 'targeted' area, an increase in interest is also registered in the other provinces: in the rest of Lombardy there are three already active, plus one under construction and five under evaluation.
> There are already 33 active data centres in the Milan metropolitan area alone; a further 10 are under construction and 23 under evaluation.
Sometimes you will need to do stuff even if energy is not cheap. Come on (I’m italian too)