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Why do I want to get a skirt now and try that out? Just to see what it would look like...

I haven't heard of this one. Personally, I use FLauncher.

Short skirt / Long jacket?

Yes, there are a few ways to do it. You need to have logged into the Fossil app with an email/password, it didn't seem to work with "login with Google."

I used a python script that I ran on my computer that got the private key from the Fossil servers.

https://gadgetbridge.org/basics/pairing/fossil-server/

NOTE: You need to add the private key before pairing with GadgetBridge, if you add it after then it won't work.

I recently switched to using GadgetBridge with my Fossil Hybrid. It was a little annoying to set up, but it works.

I had an LG smartwatch that was rectangular.

I had a Fossil Wear OS smartwatch, I liked it but I barely used any of its features. Basically, I'd use it to notify me of messages and then I could see whether or not to pick up my phone.

I sold it and bought a Fossil hybrid (Collider HR) and I love that thing. The battery lasts about 2 weeks and people always think it's so cool that it has physical hands.

It shows me whenever I get a message or calendar notification (or whatever notifications I want) and that's all I care about.

I haven't looked at the newer generation of watches, but I don't think I'd upgrade or anything.

I also have other Fossil stuff, like belts. They make cool stuff, but they've always been a fashion brand first before a tech brand.

If they stop making smartwatches, are there any other brands that make good hybrid, eink watches?

Also, the article just mentioned they'd stop making Wear OS devices so maybe they'll still make the hybrid watches?

I used to go to Q-ZAR all the time as a kid! Loved that place, I think I once had a birthday party there.

They were bought out

People still use AdBlock Plus? I thought that was long since dead. You know, since they sold out and let companies pay them to show ads.

I'd suggest the Firefox extension libredirect. Automatically redirects Twitter, Instagram, Reddit and more to alternative front-ends.

I haven't seen this video before. Thanks for that!