And you get a nice client with icons for each notification source, can filter by them, etc.

- Time

- Notifications (also: dismissing a notification on the watch also removes it from the phone)

- Smart Stack (relevant info pops up automatically)

- Wakeup alarm

- Timers

- Payments

- Express Travel mode (yes, I'm aware of the vulnerability)

- Siri (especially great with the upcoming Siri AI)

- Medication tracking

- Heart rate monitoring, Sleep tracking, Sleep apnoea detection, ECG

- Phone calls while the phone is in a different room

- controlling Home devices

- automatic tracking of hikes or walks

Charging has never been an issue for me. I put it on the charger while I sit at the computer or game console in the evening and when I go to bed later, it's fully charged and ready for the night and the next day.

If you set a location, you can tap on “Travel Time” and select whether you want to go by car, public transport, bicycle, or walk.

> According to Google's legal help documentation, businesses can simply claim they have no record of a transaction with the reviewer, and unless evidence to the contrary exists, courts have generally ordered platforms to remove the review. The documentation states that the "not-a-customer" argument is the basis for the majority of defamation removal requests Google receives in Germany.

> The structural asymmetry is significant. A business filing a defamation complaint through Google's notice-and-action mechanism faces minimal friction - the process involves completing a form and selecting the appropriate legal grounds. The reviewer, by contrast, must respond within a defined timeframe or risk losing their review by default. According to prior reporting by PPC Land, if the reviewer does not respond within the given window, the review is removed regardless of its factual accuracy.

Source: https://ppc.land/google-maps-now-shows-removed-review-counts...

Just have a look at Google results: https://www.google.com/search?q=garmin+watch+contacts+corrod...

[1]: https://every-door.app [2]: https://mapcomplete.org

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The intent of DST was to conserve energy by moving daylight into the evening hours. However, it turned out that people need light in the morning, too, and that DST had no effect on overall energy usage.

So, why not end this failed experiment and return to how it was before?

And please let's go with standard time, i.e. where the sun is at its highest point around the 12:00 o'clock mark.

Office hours are a lame excuse as most modern jobs - especially those of people on this site - surely allow flexible time. And even if not, every company is free to adjust office hours during the year - as it's already done in e.g. Turkey since they got rid of DST. Same with school hours, store opening hours, etc. - I'm pretty sure they will adjust where needed.

If you like disturbing your sleep cycle twice a year so much, feel free to change the wakeup time on your alarm clock whenever you wish.

(If it weren’t such a hassle with date changes, I'd vote for world-wide UTC, btw. And I'd love some unified decimal date/time system even more.)