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It wasnt a serious security flaw, arguable not one at all. So they are perfectly justified in downplaying the hysteria.
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It wasnt a serious security flaw, arguable not one at all. So they are perfectly justified in downplaying the hysteria.
I dont think literal Nazis have that kind of humor
Yeah for sure, thats better in every way, but if you dont want to install another application thats the easiest way.
I would just run external games through steam with proton if you have those kinds of issues.
It is by no means free tho. They are making lots of money from selling your location data and furthering their market dominance by forcing it on everyone by default
Cool video i saw a few days ago about the challenges of making true microLED displays. These would become the unchallenged king of displays if it became economical to make them and wouldnt have any of these issues.
It looks like it will be on prem, but then i dont even understand why they would involve amazon at all? Just use the existing public solutions. As soon as any major part of a system that is connected to the internet has proprietary code in it, you cant really trust it to protect secret information anymore.
Well yes and no. For one there is lots of metadata like access times, the IPs that connect and their locations, traffic amount, etc.
But also like with all “cloud solutions” you are just outsourcing your uptime reliability issues. And for a system like that, im not sure outsourcing that is a great idea.
“Top Secret” <> “AWS”
I can only laugh so much guys, careful.
For medium distance commuter cars and inner city travel those things dont matter and will probably be outweighed by the cost savings, safety and reliability of sodium batteries. The main issue right now with getting EVs into more peoples hands is cost.
This wont work for the same reasons anti virus software doesnt work.
Im not, but the german one works the same. This doesnt change what i said tho, because if you are only allowed to use something by offering that information then its not really given “freely”.
2FA doesnt prevent the institutions, that you use it with, from collecting your data tho.
Short Summary:
Open back: 125$ AKG K-702 i personally used these before and can recommend them.
Closed Back: 133$ AKG K-371 Im an AKG fan so although i havent personally tested these ones, they have a good rating so i would recommend these.
These two are studio headphones, so they are not super bass heavy but try to be close to recording/true frequency distribution instead.
In ears can often be much better value (eg cheaper) but i dont really know enough to recommend something (check the following list, there are some very well rated ones in the 20-30$ range.)
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Exhaustive Lists:
Crinacle is a dude that ranks headphones and has not led me astray so far.
The following are big ranked list that start at S Tier meaning the list starts at 5-6 digit prices… Just scroll down until you find something in your price range that you like and has a decent rating. The prices might be different from whats listed there tho, because they change all the time.
If you want in ears: https://crinacle.com/rankings/iems/
If you want over ears: https://crinacle.com/rankings/headphones/
With over ears, be aware of the difference between closed/open backs. Open backs give you better surround and more natural sound in my experience, while being able to hear things around you. If your surroundings are loud, you might want closed backs instead.
That covers like 99% of all private car use.
I mean for gaming, headphones are always better imo, but if you want speakers then personally i would go for used ones at that price range.
You will just get much more value for you money, but you will need to have a bit of patience to get a good deal.
Honestly even a mini amp with some random passive speakers will be a better experience than whatever active speakers you can get for 100$.
I once installed this type of thing for someone that found some passive speakers in the trash and was really strapped on money.
You arent legally required to buy any devices… Just dont and go live in the forest.
The most important parts are missing from your question.
How much money are you willing to spend? Do you just want small 2 way speakers or small + subwoofer or 3 way speakers?
As someone else mentioned, KRK can be pretty good value but decent active studio monitors start around the 200$ area at the minimum. This site is my go to for audio stuff https://www.thomannmusic.com/active_nearfield_monitors.html
I have been happily using a pair of Fostex PM0.4C that i got on sale for 250€ but i dont know how availability is wherever you are.
This Focusrite Scarlett Solo is THE standard audio interface you will find in many budget or mobile audio studios, but this is not really needed for most people. https://www.thomannmusic.com/focusrite_scarlett_solo_4th_gen.htm
With 7 years of active use, USB-C is already 25% of the way there then.
Once you actually start using devices that fully utilize all that USB-C has to offer, there is no going back. Getting lots of Power Delivery, Display, Networking and enough bandwidth for other USB devices all over one cable is just so good. At work i just walk up to any monitor, which will have all the necessary stuff attached, plug in one cable to my laptop and im good to go.
If you didnt understand whatever this guy is yappin, the answer is no. The original spelling is correct.