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What do they do?
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I'm really sorry. I hope the problem gets resolved.
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Thank you so much! Just a few days ago I was wrestling with the page and had to invent my own "?family=" to add on the end of the URL in order to get it to accept a custom font I wanted it to process. Also I had to invent my own .css file in the style of the ones Google was using.
This is much easier now.
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Very awesome watchface, @PeerDavid!
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Yeah this happened to me too. At first it was working fine and there was some deliberate "clicking" feels akin to breaking a needle-sized bone but after only a few mins of use the button got stuck feeling. Felt mushy and no click at all, no presses detected even when it was off. It took some occasional retries over a few hours and then the click came back. I think there was one more time during that night when the mushiness returned but after that point I've been happily using it reliably.
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I hope you get yours too! The emulator helps but there's nothing like running the apps on your wrist!
Pebble did a lot for third party app creation but it's so slick when literally every part of the device is editable and it's so easy to prototype with the web IDE.
Are you waiting from Europe?
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I don't understand. I left it alone a short bit and the button is clicky (like breaking a tiny bone) and the button is functioning again. A few mins later and with some interactions (going to the menu) the button is mushy and completely non responsive.
Also when it was "unresponsive" and off, it seems like sometimes the button will click itself and turn on.
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