Quick question - what are your opinions on using Firefox’s inbuilt password manager? I’ve installed Bitwarden as an extension, but I find Firefox to be more convenient.

I mostly use FF on Linux, Windows, and Android and have no issues with using FF cross platforms.

That last line is an absolutely brilliant insult. Love it.

Isn’t sweatpants what most of the “younger generation” wear? Baggy T-shirt, sweat pants and sneakers with socks pulled all the way up outside the sweatpants.

While everyone is entitled to their preferences, if it’s not a tapered fit then they’re wrong.

/s

(But tapered fit is my preference though. Looks much classier than either extremes)

Can this be used on the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4?

Oh dang, my bad. That really sucks you’re having these issues :/

Do you have any specific examples?

How did you clone the app?

So tl;dr they simply block the pores on your skin to prevent sweating?

Cheers mate, thanks for this.

It's more of a "learn from other's mistakes" kind of thing for me. I've seen a lot of videos of people doing stupid shit and it being fatal.

Especially in terms of driving. That sub made me a whole lot more aware and conscious of my decisions as a driver. To not indulge in careless choices. It seems like a morbid way to learn a lesson, but when you see the after math - the lesson really sticks.

Oh dang, my bad.

Was kinda hoping to come across any r/watchpeopledie like communities. Didn't come across any.

Oh yeah, sorry. I meant that. So in actuality its just the 2.6% amongst the rest.

Also isn't this skewed because Zuck accounts for 2% himself? I had read that in an earlier post mentioning the same.

I have a Galaxy watch 4! Unfortunately the two buttons can't be mapped to media controls.

Oh yeah, I have that on my Samsung as use it religiously. I was asking about if it was possible on a smartwatch.

Don't you still need to press a virtual button?

Neither did I, thanks for sharing!

If I'm not Geralt then I'm likely quite fucked.