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Add inline direct color formatting to $VARs

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@@ -109,11 +109,11 @@ Make sure to not copy the last portion, `H.&..>.{...Q..z3`, as it's the ASCII re
This next step is super easy, all we have to do is find the file that holds the pairing keys for your Bluetooth devices.
The specific file we're looking for is `/var/lib/bluetooth/$PC_MAC/$DEVICE_MAC/info`, where `$PC_MAC` is your computer's MAC address and `$DEVICE_MAC` is the device's MAC address.
The specific file we're looking for is `/var/lib/bluetooth/$PC_MAC/$DEVICE_MAC/info`, where `$PC_MAC{:.meta.diff.range}` is your computer's MAC address and `$DEVICE_MAC{:.meta.diff.range}` is the device's MAC address.
That said, the form of the MAC address is different between Windows and Linux. For example,
- My `$PC_MAC` on Linux is `BC:C7:46:9B:D0:1E`, but on Windows it's `bcc7469bd01e`.
- My `$DEVICE_MAC` on Linux is `AC:BF:71:66:FE:B2`, but on Windows it's `acbf7166feb2`.
- My `$PC_MAC{:.meta.diff.range}` on Linux is `BC:C7:46:9B:D0:1E`, but on Windows it's `bcc7469bd01e`.
- My `$DEVICE_MAC{:.meta.diff.range}` on Linux is `AC:BF:71:66:FE:B2`, but on Windows it's `acbf7166feb2`.
- Technically, this is just a formatting difference, but it's important to note.
Since `/var/lib/bluetooth/` is entirely owned by root, you'll need to use `sudo` to edit the file. I used `micro` to edit the file, but you can use `nano` or `vim` if you prefer.