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by css 6y ago
Yes, I don't think any wireless headphones on the market get around switching to HSP during phone calls and switching back to A2DP when music/audio resumes.
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by css 6y ago
Looks like they do support wired playback. If you add them to your cart, Apple's website suggests this[0] add-on: > Lightning to 3.5 mm Audio Cable (1.2m) > Connect AirPods Max to your iOS or iPadOS device. Or connect to 3.5mm au
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by css 6y ago
> AirPods Max are available to order starting today for $549 (US) from apple.com and in the Apple Store app in the US and more than 25 other countries and regions. AirPods Max will begin shipping on Tuesday, December 15. Edit: After Appl
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AirPods Max(apple.com)
996 points by css 6y ago|1831 comments
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by css 6y ago
Air only has passive cooling; Pro has a fan.
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by css 6y ago
I have one. The replacement cartridges are listed on Amazon for $96 and the printer (with ink) is $108.
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by css 6y ago
Last time I looked at printers I found no FOSS options. Most of the time, buying a whole new printer costs less than simply buying replacement ink. This is horrible for the environment. Are there _any_ alternatives in this space?
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by css 6y ago
Old Reddit only 8 points better: https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=... In fact, old Reddit actually has a worse time-to-interactive score and a lot more DOM elements: 1.6k for new Re
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by css 6y ago
The article contrasts a hypothetical trend with the reality where labor scarcity drives prices.
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by css 6y ago
> This is nothing like the economic system in which we live That some theoretical other economy might exist does not belie the one this article discusses correlates wages and scarcity of labor, nor does it preclude anyone from making dif
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by css 6y ago
That other models of thought exist does not belie than an abundance of labor is the reason wages do not track productivity.
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by css 6y ago
Wages are a function of the scarcity of labor. Advances that increase the productivity of workers often also makes it easier to do those jobs, hence a larger labor supply that pushes the price of labor downwards.
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by css 6y ago
One of the first apps I ever downloaded on my iPhone was WeBe Bluetooth Mouse/Keyboard [0] back in 2010. Judging by the reviews it no longer works, so El Trackpad is in a good place! [0]: https://apps.apple.com/us/
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by css 6y ago
Seems like anything related to purchasing content is down.
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Apple Services Outage(apple.com)
1 points by css 6y ago|1 comments
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by css 6y ago
I do this with git repos: backend repo code editor and associated ttys share one theme, frontend another, and so on. Makes it very easy to know the context of what I am working with at a glance.
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by css 6y ago
Python includes bindings for curses and includes some pretty good documentation: https://docs.python.org/3/howto/curses.html#curses-howto
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by css 6y ago
I wonder how The Podcast Index will handle fraud. There are other directories that are similar in that they allow anyone to submit without moderation and that leads to spammers re-hosting other podcasts with ad insertion.
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by css 6y ago
Are you trying to equate buying an Alexa device or using Facebook to your anecdote? I do not really understand how the concepts are related.
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by css 6y ago
I do not understand what this article is trying to communicate. It starts with a rambling anecdote and ends with a list of some unrelated terms barely tangential to privacy.
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by css 6y ago
These results are not in the language I have my browser set to, so maybe it is filtering based on language.
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by css 6y ago
I've checked every couple weeks and never seen anything available for sale, I guess they moved onto the hypebeast business model.
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by css 6y ago
Yet, Rogue has been out of all of their plates, barbells, dumbbells (both static and loadable), and most racks since lockdown, all of which are supposedly made in America.
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by css 6y ago
Yeah that’s a very good call, I will probably rename these. Thanks for the critique!
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by css 6y ago
FASTEST_POLL_RATE is 1000hz, SLOWEST_POLL_RATE is 10hz. Thus, FASTEST_POLL_RATE is a smaller number on a per-second basis.
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by css 6y ago
Very coincidental I see this post almost immediately after writing the same code: new_poll_rate = \ min( max( 1 / messages_per_second, constants.FASTEST_POLL_RATE ),
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by css 6y ago
If you have to do any serious repairs they will ask you to make a second admin account so they can login and test things.
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by css 6y ago
From an aesthetic point, it is okay, and I like that it includes logos for almost every service imaginable. From an editing perspective, it is a mess. For example: - you can select a rectangle object that has a transparent middle by clickin
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by css 6y ago
I have suffered through Gliffy + Confluence for months, so I love seeing new software in this space. This looks very nice, but seems to be missing a lot of important features: boxes to segment networks (a la VPC), directed connections (arro
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by css 6y ago
I assume you mean this: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonRDS/latest/UserGuide/CHAP_... For me, it's the third result on DuckDuckGo for "PostgreSQL RDS"

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