no it doesn't have reasoning abilities. It just replicates you trying to coax it into giving you something decent, hides the process from you, and then charges you for it.
the border must (not should) be 4 modules (what the spec calls pixels) wide. yccording to the spec
I mean with the "move fast and break things" mentality of most companies nowadays, I'd say he was spot-on
because that's not how a phone is used.
But it is how any phone/desktop/laptop pollworks. So you're proving my point. Most can't even tell if the file they want is on the device in the first place, if they use stuff like cloud backups. To those people, the file is "in google". Not tech savvy
it's not becoming boomers. It's about rarely meeting one who knows that, for example, wifi is not the internet. I'm not asking for detailed tech knowledge. But getting a blank face if asked something as simple as "where did you save the file?" or replying with "in the gallery/google photos" means you are not tech savvy. these are the absolute basics.
would be cool, but it won't solve the whole problem. Apps like kde connect need accessib ility permissions to sync notifications with the desktop, for example. It won't run if any unknown app has those. (like, my custom keyboard compiled from source)
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