Following an #Android update, my Pixel 6 Google Assistant started saying "turning flashlight on" when I told it to "turn flashlight on". I assume it would have made equally useless declarations in response to other commands, but I've already put a stop to it.
Had to fumble about in the settings to find it, but this should work for other Pixel users:
Open system settings
Open the settings search bar and type "Speech Output"
You should see "Full", "Brief", and "None" options; choose "None".
If you want to build an #Android app in #Python using #Kivy, I highly recommend getting the Android build working right away so that you don't end up depending on anything that won't work on Android.
This time it's because I left out --version thinking that it could get it from the pyproject.toml file like it does with dependencies. Nope; that's a required option. But it analyzes and builds all your dependencies FIRST, and then checks for the options it needs to build your package.
The dependency builds are cached, but the dependency analysis is not, so it'll be another 40 minutes or so before I know what else I did wrong. Garbage.
Many iOS users report losing their 2FA codes after updating their Google Authenticator app. Meanwhile, Android users took to Google Play reviews to complain about the lack of end-to-end encryption.
@og Recently during my vacation my wife used S23U for photography and she didn’t need her DSLR at all. Incredible camera. But for videos I still found iPhone to be better.
Let's not beat around the bush. This is the best price-to-performance available for an Android tablet out now.
It's so much fun getting some GOOD competition!