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5 months agoTurning 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
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If as soon as it’s more profitable for it to not be they stop supporting it, then yes they were pretending.
21·6 months agoEven worse than outright negativity, there are capitalists that spin negative things as uplifting because they ignore the horrible things that happen to get there causing an unhealthy dependency on said horrible things…
1·6 months agoYeah fair point
Pretty sure Yakuake is the OG?
This is what turned me around: investigating and realizing that it is following the unix philosophy, it’s just under the hood (under the other hood inside the bigger under the hood).
Most? I don’t think that someone who installs Dash to Panel would say most of their features are extensions, just some essential ones. I feel like you could go as far as “If any essential features you use are gnome extensions you shouldn’t be using gnome.”
Aria2 in the terminal has this feature:
aria2c -X 16 [URL]
Which theme and what did you do? I’ve never seen breeze break.
They’re literally ignoring specs… and also most of the features of gnome are the extensions, so I’d count that.
Damn I just switched to skim, off to 2% ig!
Can we rename it GNUtriSystemD?
Iirc it was better to port through for backwards accessibility?
Tell me more
Hope this isnt too halfassed, I just screenshotted the ToC
What were the issues?
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.