I can't speak to Bluetooth as I don't know much about it from a software development perspective, but when I first started working with USB I was surprised to find that the hardware is really simple but there's a ton of software that makes it work. Specifications evolve over time to add features or improve efficiency. This neccesitates code changes, and those code changes have to be made at both ends of the connection if you want the devices to continue to be able to talk to each other. Aside from maintaining the interface code, there are probably also changes and improvements to the device itself. Thus, firmware updates. Make sense?
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I'll take a look. Thanks for the suggestion!
Good advice on balance, but we're a small company. In addition to being SSE I'm also what passes for IT. 😆
I'll check them out! Thanks for the tip.
The upgrade turned out to be extremely uneventful!
I'll keep your advice in mind. Thanks kind internet stranger. ✌🏻
I maaaay have layered some stuff that I couldn't find flatpaks for. 🥺
This'll be my first Silverblue major version update. What am I in for?
DOM me daddy ✌🏻
Would that be pronounced KED or KWED I wonder? Or maybe just a large belch. 😆
Yes ugh 😩
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Fuck driving. You'd be lucky to get me off the couch. 😆
Obviously ACAB, but...I have known a few jackasses who thought nothing of driving while high. Just don't. And don't reply to me about how you "know your tolerance" or that you can "handle it". Fuck you, you're impaired. Don't do it.