Turning off your bluetooth doesn’t mean it’s off until you turn it on Bluetooth is on at all times on modern androids/iOS, as of android 13 due to location services features.
Edit, inaccurate phrasing on my part
Turning off your bluetooth doesn’t mean it’s off until you turn it on Bluetooth is on at all times on modern androids/iOS, as of android 13 due to location services features.
Edit, inaccurate phrasing on my part
Blue Waffle, it still invades my thoughts it was too nasty
You’re right ig, in that case grab Debian.
SystemD-less Debian lol what year is this.
If you are hitting 2 cigs at once it becomes a much more feasible goal
insert-non-debian-linux-distro and you won’t be able to boot after trying an update. :)
Sure buddy, I’ll take your unsourced claim as an equivalent to my sourced one! /s
In my experience I’ve only seen it happening with old ass , cheap hardware computers.
Do you know what anecdotal evidence is?
a stable system
Until next update, where they may just blacklist your CPU just because
Which Zelda?
Someone chose the wrong bottom surgery smh
Volume what? Mute?
Its a Desktop Environment
They said “Authorized Retailer,” not that they were the actual company. They were truly selling the service, regardless of legalese around being authoritized, I’d think it perfectly okay for them to say you can pay X to get Y and as long as you receive Y (in this case ability to watch cable).
Very true
Fira is my #2, but iosevka makes the terminal feel like home.
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Nice job
Dang youre right there’s probably a huge difference when you calculate it by the second (certainly cheaper).
How is an audiobook different from any other piece of audio?
And the other 125 flatpaks I have?
Hmm the article I read about it previously seems to be eluding me, I’m going to keep looking for it. From what I remember of the other article, the short of it is, in android, location services can turn on your bluetooth at any point and does every time it gets pinged by google without you turning it on, and they are rolling out a new feature to automatically turn it back on next version. Here’s an adjacent article that talks about one of the future android features, where you can have your phone found even when powered off, and that is using location services, which does involve bluetooth.