Tech fan podcast 366. I'm Tim Robertson. I'm David Cohen. How are you, David? I'm all right. Yeah. I'm okay. I've had a very busy week, but kind of chilling this afternoon. So that's nice. Yeah. We had, it's the Jewish high holidays at the moment, so we had the Jewish New Year last week.

This week it was, Wednesday was the Day of Atonement.

So Yom Kippur, so that was a day of, well, in fact I said to the kids, I said, right, we're doing the Day of Atonement.

Normally most people fast, but the kids are too young to fast.

Alexander has a medical condition.

Charlotte is too small.

So I said, right, well, you may not be fasting, but there's two things you can do.

First of all, no desserts.

Yeah, okay, that was fun.

Yeah, that's fair.

Yeah, and then I said, second thing, no TV, no devices.

Well, that's a step too far.

It was.

I got some pushback, but I won in the end, but yeah.

I had my Apple Watch die on me yesterday.

I thought it was charging up the night before and I didn't realize it.

Sometimes you can stick it on the, particularly depending on what band you've got on, I find with mine, you can think you've stuck it on the charger and then it's slightly, particularly if you have the charger in like in a mount or a stand or something like that, you think it's on there and in fact it moves and it's not.

I usually am pretty good at looking at it when I first put it on there to make sure it comes alive for a second.

So, you know, it's, oh, it's charging.

I thought I did that.

But obviously, I didn't because, yeah, I was three hours into work.

And I did something and I looked at my phone and I got the red almost out of juice and

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