I'd be a bit concerned about having it hacked.
Anya ,'Dirty Girls'
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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.
I'm just scared that pretty soon, Amazon would be like, "That doesn't fit. You need a scarf. You're wearing that?"
That's true. They need it to talk to you like Tim Gunn.
TBH I didn't even look at the price. But remember, you can tell it to make your coffee (if you have IFTT and the right kind of coffeemaker, etc.) which certainly adds value.
Timelies all!
I'm so sorry, Java.
Good for that all important vampire demographic, Jess, right?
Vampire fashion bloggers, yes. (Okay...maybe Jilli should have one.)
I was gonna say! I'm lurking right here!
(I find the whole concept of that thing creepy and invasive, and I'm someone who is thinking of getting a tripod for taking better outfit shots. I DO NOT WANT A CAMERA CONNECTED TO A FASHION REVIEW BOARD OR THE CREEPY ALEXA HIVEMIND.)
I feel like people should be more creeped out by the Internet of Things, but I am clearly in the minority on that at my job.
When I get my new(ish) car, one of the first things I'm going to ask is how I can disconnect it from the Internet.
I am totally blase about the creep factor of the Internet of Things. I wonder why. Just out of fucks, maybe.
I have now experienced the "I was just talking about that thing yesterday and it showed up on my FB feed without my ever typing it on a computer" thing, and I didn't love it. I comfort myself that anyone listening to my calls or reading my emails would be bored to death, but the Big Brother of it all does still irk.
Okay, that vampire-mirror thing is even more invasive than the regular alexa or whatever. A mirror and good lighting would be much better. And so much less creepy.
I have been to the mall to acquire pomade and a Mother's Day gift.