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Soooo, downgrading to a 1970s technology, hacking it up to accept a binary transfer (adding 30% to the size, yaaay), and praying that both the sender and the re
by Piskvorrr 10y ago
Soooo, downgrading to a 1970s technology, hacking it up to accept a binary transfer (adding 30% to the size, yaaay), and praying that both the sender and the recipient are of a fast enough internet connection (given that a connection even exists), and nothing bad happens to e-mail in transit (common occurence) is somehow better, because OMG Apple? That's some major Reality Distortion Field at work, right there.
- gambiting 10y agoI don't even use iOS products. I just don't know anyone who explicitly wanted to send anything over bluetooth for years, and I am surprised people still mention it in conversations, just like a couple years ago people used to complain that their phones don't support flash.
- Piskvorrr 10y agoI don't explicitly want to send data over bluetooth/email/nfc either: what I want is to print a picture. If the other side offers Bluetooth as a means to that end (but not e.g. e-mail), so be it.
- greendestiny_re 10y agoI recently tried to print a custom phone cover, I brought the .png on my phone but BT refused to activate. I ended up sharing it through Viber with the cover guy.