Hi guys. So I'm a little confused on how themely works. Whenever I install a theme does that mean that it's being made the background or is it actually installing somewhere? If I change theme a bunch it says installing on each one and that should mean that it's using a lot of memory, right? Lastly, I can't figure out how to delete themes. I know there are instructions in the app but I think I'm doing something wrong as it isn't working. Thanks.
When you use themely to switch themes or shuffle themes, what it's doing is putting data from the theme(s) into the part of your 3ds that displays the home menu theme. It's just a cache, really, not actual storage. When you switch themes, either with themely or with the official theme manager, this cache is overwritten with the theme(s) you chose.
The point is that you aren't getting duplicate themes taking up space somewhere. You're just swapping what's in your active theme slot.
The point is that you aren't getting duplicate themes taking up space somewhere. You're just swapping what's in your active theme slot.
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Veho:
There was a comparison of the number of Ibuprofen poisonings before and after they limited the maximum dosage per box or per pill (i'll look that up). No limit on the number of boxes you can still buy as many as you want, so people argued it was pointless. -
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Veho:
But the number of (accidental) poisonings dropped because drinking an entire package of ibuprofen pills went from "I need a new liver" to "I need a new box of Ibuprofen".
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Veho:
Here we have ketoprofen that used to be prescription-only because of the risk of toxic dosages, but then they halved the dose per pill and sell them in bottles of six pills apiece instead of twenty and it doesn't need a prescription any more. Yes you can buy more than one bottle but people simply don't.
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Psionic Roshambo:
Usually accidentally overdose of ibuprofen here is from people taking like cold medicine then ibuprofen for a headache and the combination is over what they need -
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