I don’t think this part of your comment is fair.

The guardian finally talking about something 972 mag covered back in January 2025.

The 972-article you provided even links bach to this Guardian article as one of its sources: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/jan/23/israeli-military-gaza-war-microsoft .

The Article from this post does also not suggest this to be entirely unknown information:

NAZA builds on revelations first published by the Israeli-Palestinian publication +972 Magazine, the Hebrew-language outlet Local Call and the Guardian between 2023 and 2025.

To set up matter for using bluetooth one just needs to go into the matter-server apps settings and turn on “Enable BLE proxy”.

Besides what the name suggests, that also works for local bluetooth dongles.

I litteraly had exactly the same issue last week.

It seems like the subsystem for adding matter devices on Android is part of Play services and not supported in Graphene.

I read around a bit and there are supposed to be ways of adding your phone or a laptop as bluetooth proxies and use them to pair the devices. If that works for you, great! I mearly wasted a few hours trying to get any of that to work and then gave up. What did work for me instead was going to the store, buying a 10€ bluetooth dongle and plugging that into homeassistant.

Whatever route you go, once you HA-instance has access to bluetooth (and you have anabled the bluetooth integration), go to the matter server app and in the configuration toggle “Enable BLE proxy” on.

Then restart the server and you can add your devices in the Matter Server by clicking on comission node -> new thread device and entering the key (including hyphens, found that out the hard way :|…). It does take a bit longer then adding zigbee devices but works and has been stable so far.

I click it when I see it in the app. But knowing there are auto-updates, I might just turn those on instead.

I have regular backups of the entire system, so if I notice something broke, I can always just roll back.

From the changelog:

Packaging

• Debian Bullseye and Ubuntu Focal packages are no longer built

Are you maybe running Focal?

Integer underflow

Officer of the law court

Is that how drillbits are born?

Not free, but Brics CAD oficially supports a few distros.

What country are you in? If you are in one where college is affordable and you truly enjoy CS (not the same as software engineering) or think you may will; just try it for a bit.

Live is not all about money and careers and if you are talented enough you will find something after your degree and have fun with it, even if it might not be the absourdly overpaid positions of the past.

Otherwise, if you already have some experience and are not interested in the acedemic side of computers or can’t afford to “just try” college, (software) engineering is a great place for starting without a degree, be it an entry level position, or an apprenticeship. Although these might actually be hard to find for the next few years :|…

and allow for frequent updates.

Great! Surge/dynamic pricing for eating out :[.

The correct translation for Meinungs- und Kunstfreiheit would not be freedom of expression and artistic freedom but rather

[…] freedom of opinion and artistic freedom […]

Germany does not have freedom of expresssion as such.

Something went wron with that link.

I assume fo collaboration and such.

Works the same in Germany :/.

Yes, especially once you have been informed about it

Does the issue only occour for live photos? If so it might also be an issue with video codecs 🤷‍♂️.

Scenario: Meme

Given Cucumber is real.

When Talking about behavioral driven developement using Gerkin Syntax.

Then you will realize there ia a non-zero chance of actual job offerings asking for experience in cucumber.

sidenote: the c# equivalent is called ReqnRoll, so jobs might also ask you if you have any experience with Rock’n Roll.

At least they are not using the published password on their account here (I tried).