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    Hardware support: Bluetooth is still terrible.

    March 17, 2022

    Hardware support: Bluetooth is still terrible.

    Bluetooth is still terrible.

    Posted: 17 Mar 2022 05:51 AM PDT

    Bluetooth is still terrible. Why do we use it? I thought we lived in an age in which all that didn't work would be chased down and thrown into the fires of obscurity. But not bluetooth. Another product, chirpily touting it's competence and actually being a piece of shit. Here we are again, the headphones that are right next to the computer and cost $400 can't be found by the MacBookPro, but the $100 ones can be. Its often the other way around. Depends on humity or the alignment of planets I guess.

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