If you don't want to see "Update Available" / "A new version of Sublime Text is available" / "An update has been found" and similar annoying notifications try this:
There is an option you could use if you have bought the license - put "update_check": false in Settings - User config file.
This doesn't work for unlicensed copies.
You can still check where Sublime Text 3 is connecting to check the update and block that host on firewall.
In my case blocking 209.20.75.76 worked.
How to block a host in firewalld (Fedora 23)?
firewall-cmd --permanent --direct --add-rule ipv4 filter OUTPUT 0 -d 209.20.75.76 -j DROP
Check /etc/firewalld/direct.xml to see what custom rules have been configured.
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