How strong is the Fitbit Air alarm?

I‘m not that heavy of a sleeper but with my Xiaomi Band 10, the vibration doesn’t wake me up, wondering how strong the vibration is on the Fitbit Air

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u/Acorniscute — 1 day ago
▲ 1 r/NoFap

how do i not fap even without watching anythting

like whenever i try to stop, i still feel the urge and end up doing it even without watching a vid, like genuinely just not doiing anything, i already like nsfw stuff on my computer and i still just get urges

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u/Acorniscute — 6 days ago

Gemini Limits are HORRIBLE

I thought Gemini was supposed to have great limits, I have claude and chatgpt subscriptions, yet I run out of gemini plus from regular chatting in like 2 hours using flash extended, not even coding

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u/Acorniscute — 24 days ago

Cant switch account on Supabase

I accidentally logged in to the wrong account with choosing Sign in with Github, except I can't fucking switch account because if I sign out then press Sign in with Github again it DIRECTLY SIGNS ME BACK INTO THE SAME FUCKING ACCOUNT.

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u/Acorniscute — 2 months ago
▲ 3 r/iphone

The new video player sucks

There’s no way i have to zoom out just to use the slider and the slider is still blocking half the screen bro,
Any way to get back the old one

u/Acorniscute — 2 months ago

Learning Simplified from Traditional

Hi, I go to an IB school that teaches Chinese, I have been learning Traditional Chinese as a second language for ~7 years, but I want to switch to Simplified, are there any good tools or methods you recommend to learn simplified chinese?

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u/Acorniscute — 2 months ago

The Logitech G PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE is the best gaming mouse U've tested. It retains the widely popular and accommodating shape and high-end sensor performance of the Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2 but introduces a new technology called the Haptic Inductive Trigger System (HITS). With this system, you can adjust the actuation point of your clicks and configure haptic motors under the buttons to simulate tactile feedback instead of a traditional mechanical click. It also introduces Rapid Trigger, a feature first seen on Hall effect gaming keyboards that dynamically adjusts the reset point of your clicks, allowing you to register follow-up inputs more quickly.

That said, some of the early hype around this technology has been a bit overblown. At lower actuation settings, it can provide a very small but measurable mechanical click latency advantage, but there are a few caveats. The lowest settings can feel overly sensitive and are easy to trigger accidentally in-game. The haptic feedback is also very responsive and activates exactly where you'd expect it, but the sensation itself is somewhat mushy, even at the strongest setting. Logitech has also opted to use UHMWPE feet with this release, which feel slightly muddier on most surfaces compared with the higher-quality PTFE feet found on most other high-end mice. This may still appeal if you prefer a more controlled glide.

Ultimately, this is an extremely high-performance mouse aimed at competitive players and enthusiasts interested in new technology. However, it's expensive and doesn't represent a dramatic performance leap for most players compared with other less expensive mice.

u/Acorniscute — 3 months ago