Forget all this talk of "remote towns" for a moment. How many of these are for sale on Amazon right now?
Top-level
Forget all this talk of "remote towns" for a moment. How many of these are for sale on Amazon right now? 8 comments
How would it betray that, if Bluetooth is turned off? Asking for a friend. (I'd certainly have had the same problems) @glitzersachen @raganwald @fraggle I didn't say Bluetooth was off. I just said that instead of just working it asked me to "connect". See https://cosocial.ca/@hub/112537864635711946 @fraggle @raganwald it's hard to quote images but "preying on the technical ignorance of remote town". And the superiority complex tone of "I have programmed for Bluetooth stack" . I felt the overall tone was dismissive. @raganwald @fraggle I've purchased more than one counterfeit Apple product on Amazon. They've somewhat cracked down but still allow third-party sellers to push their faux Apple wares. @Chewyrobbo @raganwald @fraggle Are you saying that cheap headphones are faux Apple? That Apple owns the concept of headphones? @jhavok @raganwald @fraggle Huh? I'm not sure how you inferred that's what I was saying. I am saying that third party sellers are pushing Apple look-alike products that trick people into thinking they're buying genuine Apple. |
@raganwald @fraggle Remote town?????
The OP (the one screenshoted) has a very bigoted take.
I bought one of these at the pharmacy around the corner in the second biggest city in the country: Canada. I didn't realise it was Bluetooth until I read that post. And the UI should already have betrayed that fact.