but if airdrop as of OS26 uses wifi aware, and the proprietary awdl version has been shuttered due to the eu regulation, how come devices on that software version can still airdrop to older devices?
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because in my experience, it doesn't--I've installed a couple of extensions manually by just dragging the .xpi into the window.
and 2...hm I know i've done Miracast before with GNOME Network Displays https://flathub.org/apps/org.gnome.NetworkDisplays
edit: it's a troll, it's meant to redirect i think: https://x.com/boring_cactus/status/1303832687648464897
maybe writing a Makefile (which afaik really REALLY wants tabs), and want to ensure someone's IDE doesn't change it to spaces.
heavy on the might
> As Meta’s executives retell it, the decision to shelve Orion mostly came down to the device’s astronomical cost to build, which is in the ballpark of $10,000 per unit. Most of that cost is due to how difficult and expensive it is to reliably manufacture the silicon carbide lenses. When it started designing Orion, Meta expected the material to become more commonly used across the industry and therefore cheaper, but that didn’t happen.
did meta buy them out?
https://www.theverge.com/24253908/meta-orion-ar-glasses-demo...
they do, you probably just checked the "i'm sure this is safe" button
posted a pic on the imageboard hehe