There is only one cert that matters to me, is it open enough to run locally with Home Assistant? If you make a product that can't be broken by your company going out of business, I'll give you money. If you try and tie it down to your own proprietary app, I'm out.
Something happened in the last couple weeks to remind me of the old Gateway and Gateway 2 text adventure games I played many many years ago. I had forgotten they were (probably loosely) based on books. I'm glad to hear they're good because I've put them on my reading list this year. Then a replay of the games also, just to see how badly they probably ruined the books.
I doubt mine powers up anymore but I do still have my original sidekick. The flip open is so fucking satisfying. It never wore out.
It was so great to have that keyboard I could touch type on. Swipe typing on Android is okay but it's not something I can do without looking and correcting.
I was in a hotel just this week. Got in late, after traveling all day, so I flipped on the tv. I pulled up the guide and clicked a channel that sounded interesting. It was in a commercial break, after 1 commercial I brought the guide back up. I scrolled through hundreds of channels with the crappy hotel remote control. The entire time, the commercials were still playing in the background. I eventually made it down to HBO at the bottom of the list and picked a movie that had just started a few minutes ago. The outrageous length of the ad break from the first channel was unbelievable. Easily more than 5 full minutes. Why do people put up with it. And why do people PAY for the "privilege"?
Looks like everything I want from Switch 2. The only question left for me is, is it OLED or is there an OLED version coming this year?