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Is in-ear ok? With IEMs, you'll get passive noise canceling that I've found more than enough for most situations.

I have a pair of IEM with the usb-c converter attached most of the time for use with phones.

Give Truthear Hexa a try.

It does, under 'It's all about licensing' section.

The kind of game where I believe I moved backwards more often than moving forward.

Some books in Google Play Books are drm free.

Lance Hedrick too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GuqVUsMPs-U

Something similar to Reddit/lemmy, but without the front page could be interesting.

You have to join the subs and interact with each sub one at a time.

Also wanted to share about gl.inet.

I've used their other products (convexa) and was pretty happy about it.

The creta travel router offer power over ethernet too.

https://www.gl-inet.com/products/gl-ar750/

> It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends upon his not understanding it

Turns out that "Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind" is quite a prophetic sci-fi.

> Better for the Environment

I wonder if with Apple's new support for repairability has translated to them making their new laptops more repair friendly.

That would certainly be much better for the environment.

You can setup the phone to use encrypted dns like nextdns.

You know your work's worth, the users don't know yet. OP simply wants to know more about your product before willing to put in the time and effort for registering.

If you want to avoid plastic, Hario Switch is a great alternative. It allows you to steep and release, kinda similar to AeroPress (pressure only comes from gravity though).

Cone is made of glass, stopper is from stainless steel, but the base is made of silicone. I imagine the hot water contact with the silicone will be a lot less compared to AeroPress.

If you get the size 03, you can more easily brew enough coffee for 2 people.

For simple p2p file sharing, you can try using [toffeeshare.com](https://toffeeshare.com/)

I'm pretty sure that https://bazqux.com/ is a one man project.

I'm not alone

The number of people who just didn't understand the implications of not using their own email for banks, etc is too many.

The fault is partially on the banks too IMO. Why don't they verify the emails first before sending sensitive information.

The politicians will probably only care when they themselves become the victims.

The alternative would be to use big block Bitcoin fork (like Bitcoin Cash). Last time I checked, average transaction fee is $0.008.

I personally use it sometimes to pay for some services with minimal transfer fee, but BCH can't seem to win the branding game against Bitcoin.

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You might be interested in Gl.inet.

It uses OpenWRT, and you can access it remotely.

If you use android TV, you can install https://github.com/yuliskov/SmartTubeNext

Youtube.com is very interesting, it's actually slower using an adblock.