My phone is willing to tell me these things, but I assume it will lie and tell me I'm sleeping fine, just like it lies and tells me I walk thousands of steps every day. Then again, I'd be even more creeped out if it was actually able to spy on me and know these things.
Natter 73: Chuck Norris only wishes he could Natter
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, butt kicking, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
How come the Bluetooth on my phone can reliably see the iPhone next door but has difficulty seeing the FitBit right in front of it?
Usually when I feel like I've been tossing and turning all night the phone agrees with me, so I guess it's earned my trust on that front.
The Bluetooth, though, I don't know about that. It works when and how it wants to.
Timelies all!
We're supposed to be going to Boston this weekend, for Boskone. Hope the weather isn't too dire there.(Ok, forecast says it will be cucking fold, but no snow this weekend.)
Snow in the forecast for Thursday and Sunday, Sheryl, so I'm not so sure about planning to come for the weekend.
Speaking of coining new terms, I think this one actually fulfills a necessary function in our language. oxt
OMG, Hubby and I used to get into such fights over "this one" vs. "next one." Especially troubling when driving and navigating.
Oxt! Well, it is likely to take as long to explain what you mean by oxt as it would to explain whether you mean in 2 days or 9.
The language thing I saw an article on (in Slate, I think) that I loved and wanted for english was regarding "we" and "us". Distinguishing between "me and other folks but not you" and "me and you (and maybe other folks too)".
Well, it is likely to take as long to explain what you mean by oxt as it would to explain whether you mean in 2 days or 9.
Right!