This is a pretty common construction among some non-native English speakers.

I'm very not in the smart watch game but a fully open watch with a bunch of sensors and connectivity sounds very appealing. However, I find square watch faces to be extremely unattractive. What's the latest in open watches with round faces and relatively thin profile?

Eric has hinted at wanting to build a round Pebble (like the Pebble Time Round, presumably), so hopefully things will go well with the initial batches and we'll be graced with the presence of a PTR in time for Christmas 2026.

There is a third position I've come across, which is also used to justify littering. It's the "they hire people to do this so I don't have to". Sometimes combined with "if I returned my cart/didn't litter those people wouldn't have a job".

I'd lump them in with the "bad" members of society group in a heartbeat.

Thank you so much for linking to the (ten year old now?!?!) podcast.

You're welcome. I think hearing her talk about her life and experiences in her own way is incredibly rewarding. The ANTIC podcast has done a great job of preservation of people involved in early computing and it deserves a lot of support.

+1 to this. I subscribe to my own feed.

Your English is perfect. I wouldn't have known you are not a native speaker if you hadn't mentioned it.

Many people are gifted a pair.

This is pretty astonishing and also very fun to read.

This brilliant mashup of 6 different formulaic pop country songs would imply that there is a very low bar for some music listeners.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FY8SwIvxj8o

Search history is fair game with no warrant or notification requirements.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third-party_doctrine

I just rotate my searches among 5 search engines now. They can never get the full picture lol