My experience with getting a verified "business" developer account from Google mirrors the experience as getting one from Apple, except it's a one-time fee and much less than Apple.

Yes there are hoops to jump through, identification usually requires some hoops, but pretty it's straightforward. I am not commenting on the requirements of these hoops, yes, it's BS that they exist but it's their platform so it's their rules.

What type of "experience" are you expecting to have anyway?

You were free to drink lead-free water the entire time, you just didn't care enough to do so.

I login/unlock my password manager maybe...a dozen times a week and that would be a high count when I'm doing "business" and logging in for financial things.

If 90% of customers are in the US, they're probably going to comply.

Zooming in and out makes it hard to focus and see what is actually happening.

The cursor moves around very erratically. Difficult to follow.

You really couldn't spend a few minutes to re-record it without the "in action" typo in SAMPLE_VALUE?

Why are you moving between Logs, Compute, Storage, etc. so quickly with no time for the viewer to see what's in there and nothing to highlight?

Who holds/controls the keys on both ends?

"test your personal user account one month free for." and other (translation?) mistakes.

Your use of capitalisation and spelling is not consistent throughout each page.

FAQ page is empty?

Quick Manual page is empty?

iOS download link doesn't work.

Your security posture boils down to "we're German, trust us"?

https://www.jefferyabbott.com/caboose

For those interested it would be nice to include that the Mac app costs $24.99 and the Android app isn't available in the Play Store (yet?).

You may need to enable RTSP (https://www.tp-link.com/us/support/faq/2680/) to get a feed off them directly, it works fine in Frigate and any other viewer that can consume RTSP.

I am not defending TP-Link, but it's a pretty big claim for you to say their devices don't work offline and will immediately power down, without any supporting technical evidence.

All the hand waving and excuses around global supply chains, quotes, etc...it took pretty long for them to acquire commodity hardware and shove it in a special someone's basement and they're trying to make it seem like a good thing?

F-Droid is often discussed in the GrapheneOS community, the concerns around centralization and signing are valid.

I understand this is a volunteer effort, but it's not a good look.

https://www.waterfox.com/support/how-do-i-set-sync-my-comput...

Also, no, the page is not "sparse" on how it differs from Firefox, it's clearly explained https://www.waterfox.com/#why-waterfox

$0 revenue, 0 customers, and thinks $5/day is acceptable. LOL.

Sorry, but try a little harder. Tailscale isn't hostile, but it seems you are -- you claim to think you need it, but don't know what it does and can't put in the effort to determine and foist those inabilities on Tailscale?

I've been using Tailscale for many years now and they have a terrific product.

If I can make a suggestion, work on the design. At the very least, the emojis don't work for describing what they are trying to, IMO.

The hardware is well described, the watch firmware is open source @ https://github.com/coredevices/PebbleOS, the companion mobile app is also now open source @ https://github.com/coredevices/mobileapp. It works with GadgetBridge and microPebble.

I've been using a Pebble since the original one, currently with a Pebble 2 Duo on my wrist and Pebble has yet to be dethroned for me.

> I don't see any reason someone would want to turn it on and off based on presence.

Maybe someone doesn't want the noise when they are present? Some people like white noise, some don't.

> The amount of electricity these take to run isn't worth even mentioning.

Not everyone lives where you do and pays the electricity rates you do. What about people who generate their own electricity, live off a grid, or just plain want to conserve energy for a myriad a reasons? Turning off specific loads based on XYZ is useful.

> So you can refill it remotely? You have to be present to fill it anyway - just look at the thing and you'll know its water level

Maybe the humidifier is in a low visible or less-trafficked area, and getting a reminder to fill it up would be useful.

What a terrible take you have on people's use case not exactly matching yours.

LineageOS has a place for those who care less about security and more about features, "freedom", compatibility, community etc...

I was a LOS user and maintained my own forks for devices, but switching to GrapheneOS was a good decision and I don't really miss anything.