American women came into where I work. Asked her aboir her a cent. She told me, then said she tries to hide it. I just said, "Well, it's a really nice accent." Which, for me, is absolutely out there, and it just felt natural(?) To say
They're those things where it feels like you don't need them until after you have them, and it's all much easier.
I'm pretty sure you can set automations up as well so that they just do stuff. You can get them to get brighter as you're waking up. You can set them to do stuff at certain times, such as sun rise and sunset, and to come on when you get home. And some others.
Ahh, okay. I haven't seen anything about cloud stuff, but I don't really change the colour much myself, in the bedroom at least, and the times I have domne, it's just through the app. But I do have an account for out of home use.
I use Corsair and the desktop app to control the ones in my other room, though. But the last time I set that up, it was just the push button.
Also, you need an account if you link it to alexa. But that's the only ones I know of that need an account.
In my opinion, I find the use of the light strip to be really helpful, as I can just set it to either match my pc lights or what's happening on my main monitor. In the bedroom, I like having the option to dim then, or change them to a softer? Or more subtle colour if I'm watching a movie and eating. I feel it makes it a bit cosier.
I've had Philips hues for a few years now. And they're still going strong.
Also. I will vouch for smart lights. Unlike some smart appliances, I can fully see the advantage to them. Laid in bed all comfy and can't be arsed moving but need to turn them off? Have no bullets for your designated light turning off gun? Just open the app, and you can turn them off, or whatever colour that works for you. Or just tell Alexa to do it.
If, by some miracle, I ever get a girlfriend, and we've been together for ages, and we've got that extreme comfortability, I'm definitely trying this once.
Hey, it's better than it always being shit. I'm sorry about the bipolar though. However, hopefully, it's been found out. You can get help more suited for that.
The anxiety is.hinestly such a bitch. And I'm so glad coming out has helped. I wish you all the best.
I think I'd be the opposite. I'd be like, "It still sucks, and the loneliness hits harder than ever, fella. But when you're 24, you'll get something that'll change your life."
Just to leave this oit there for the concerned; I'm fine.
Sometimes, I get the dreams where someone comes up to me and asks for my number or something. Then, when I find myself in that deja vu moment. It never happens.
And I'm just like, yeah, I don't believe those ones.
Ohhh. I understand. Thinking about it, i can see how some apps could be considered blaotware. Like Facebook, which I think is auto installed? Could be wrong there. And a few others, but they're like actual things for it. I just don't use them.
I'm gonna be honest, I fully thought you meant like a lot of absolutely useless apps. So, I'm sorry about that.
I didn't manage it in an argumentative way. Sorry. I've seen quite a few comments about that. But I haven't noticed it, so I'm trying to see if it's like a provider issue or a country thing. Or just whatever.
Honest question. Where is all this bloat stuff coming from for Samsung?
Like, I genuinely haven't noticed any software that I didn't want installed. Sure, there are a few pieces that I've kept but don't use, but nearly all of it can be uninstalled unless it's stuff that's actually needed.
There's significantly less chance of getting fucked for life if yiu actually wear proper safety gear. Doesn't stop the danger of others, though. But it can lower damage.
Nah, I'm pretty sure that'd the bikers.
Source: am biker. I just like the vrooms.