And probably for the same reason. Google is rolling out an update to their device tracking network and if it’s anything like Apple’s, it relies on as many phones as possible having blue tooth enabled.
And probably for the same reason. Google is rolling out an update to their device tracking network and if it’s anything like Apple’s, it relies on as many phones as possible having blue tooth enabled.
Sometimes they’ll give you unlimited data but still limit your hotspot, so watch for that.
I know one of the ISPs in my area still runs ADSL as their only option for this town, but I never bothered asking what the speeds were.
Might be worth finding the actual router and getting the log in details from the sticker on the bottom/back and logging in to see if you can disable it.
Alternatively, plug in your own router. Probably a last resort plan, though.
I mean, ‘universal’ is right there in the name.
1080p video streams are also much more compressed than BD. I can’t always tell, but when I can it’s because there are distracting artifacts on the stream.
Those directions make sense to me. If I view a playlist on my phone or PC, it runs top to bottom and skipping a track goes down the list.
If they’re on a wheel with volume then volume should absolutely be up/down and next/back be right/left, though.
The MIT Pirate Certificate is for entertainment purposes only and does not give the recipient license to engage in piracy or any pirate activities.
Guess I’m not going to MIT, then.
Lemmy is a distributed system that can’t quite be perma-killed, kind of like ye olde usenet. Anyone can create a new instance at will.
What about the pigeon poop?