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It’s about Chrome. Using Firefox is unrelated to the article.
It’s about Chrome. Using Firefox is unrelated to the article.
Huh… So you’re not using the product the article is referring to?
You should check out Dan Flashes if you want some really amazing and complicated patterns.
I have no real reason to upgrade to 11 from 10. My system doesn’t have any hardware that 11 can take advantage of better than 10. At this point I’m just waiting for 11 to finish baking or 12 to roll out. 11 doesn’t natively have a vertical taskbar… like… come’on. Who needs a 32" wide taskbar?
Knew it all along; Jennifer was the second shooter!
More bandwidth. The physical Bit already travels at the speed of light inside the cables
Which ones are you referring to? What’s is your actual use time, like 8+ hours a day without charging? I use cheap generic MPOW ones I got for $40 and they easily last me at least 2 days
fun edit:
With a jack you can listen and charge you phone at the same time
With wireless headphones you can also charge your phone and listen at the same time
Just to be pedantic; a battery is significantly larger than 2 tiny wires of copper. The battery is almost 50% of the volume in the earbud.
AptX over Bluetooth is lossless and has been available since 2016. Android only though.
I agree modern phones have the horsepower to do a full on audio production; how does a 3.5mm jack help in this setup that a multi-bus USB-C DAC or mixer can’t do a better job than a driver that’s confined to 5mm of space?
You’re doing DJ performance from a phone?
I think they’re already there though
How does a one way transmitter (transceivers are 2 way) ensure the message is received? Does the sender just have to hope the recipient is in range at the time of sending?
*.example.com
like network.example.com
only covers sub domains and not third level domains like host1.network.example.com
or *.network.example.com
get a wildcard like *.example.org and you’ll be done for everything
This actually only covers the subdomain. It doesn’t extend to *.network.example.com
. I spent last Saturday fighting my browsers until finding that out.
She outputs more emissions by nearly double compared to the second place
My ssh config has RemoteCommand=/usr/bin/tmux -u new-session -A -s laptop
for Host *
Photo manipulation has been a thing since photos have been a thing
Unless you want to run a country
So what does Firefox have anything to do with it then?