Re: What can't you do on Android WITHOUT a Google Account set up in the OS?

R.Wieser wrote on Thu, 2 Jan 2025 17:26:02 +0100 :

Although its ofcourse nice to have permalinks, even the ones that are ment as such can break given enough time (nothing is forever).   As such I, when its looks worthwhile or even just interresting, have the habit of copying the offered information to my local machine.

Hi Rudy & Carlos,
Rest assured I'm well aware your entire lives you've been told you were stupid, which has never happened to me - so we're entirely different types.
I'm intelligent. You're not.
That's a BIG difference.
I've added more value to the Android newsgroup tribal knowledge in just one of (oh, I can't count how many - hundreds for sure - thousands over my life) tutorials that I've posted to Usenet all found by search engines.
In fact, you, Rudy & Carlos have *never* written even one tutorial.
Not a single one.
Which is to say I've added more value to people's knowledge in a single day than you both combined have added in your entire lives. Think about that.
I'm caring.
I'm helpful.
I'm extremely intelligent.
And rather detailed.
My tutorials cover every single step.
Such that I can do what only one out of a million people can do.
You hate that you can't do *any* of that.
So you judge knowledge by the number of words.
For you, the fewer the better.
Fancy that.
Your IQ is so low that in a single day I've kind-heartedly purposefully helpfully contributed more to our overall knowledge than the both of you could possibly contribute in your entire sordid sorry lives.
That's just a fact.
You hate that fact.
You spend all your time denying facts.
I spend my time disseminating them.
So you hate me.
But your hatred of me stems solely from your own hatred of your low IQ.
So be it.
You can deny every fact you hate (which is pretty much every fact).
But the fact is your IQ pales in comparison to that of mine.
So you disparage my hundreds (if not thousands) of helpful tutorials.
So be it.
I'm not here to massage your ego.
I'm here to teach people who have enough intelligence to learn.
(i.e., not you)