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(OP) same here :'(
(OP) That's what on the Reddit post indeed, but unfortunately this option isn't available everywhere, and it doesn't always work :/

Jabra denies support for Elite 85t Bluetooth earbuds on computers

I purchased Jabra 85t bluetooth earbuds a 2 months ago. After updating Macos to Monterey, the mic drops after a random amount of time on Google Hangout and sometimes Slack, in the span of 20 minutes.This is not an isolated case, users have been complaining about it. For instance on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/Jabra/comments/qjwxdu/muting_during_slackzoom_calls_on_mac_elite_85t/On this...

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Re:Strategies for Long Projects on Monday September 30, 2019 @04:36AM (#21112911)
I agree with the author about the definition he gives to "long".

I think it's subjective anyway. Notre-Dame or the Sagrada Familia were / are being built in more than a hundred years, so the dozen of years of Apollo could be qualified as short in comparison.

When reading "long", it can only be subjective so there is no point of arguing.

Re:The Internet Relies on People Working for Free on Wednesday September 18, 2019 @03:53AM (#21003199)
My take: He can claim he is proud because he acknowledges their work and - as the rest of the work - it influences promotion and raises. He enjoys and rewards the positive impact this work has for the company image and the skills of the employees.
Re:Performance Matters on Tuesday August 20, 2019 @03:34AM (#20744601)
Why does this post have so many points? How is that article useful to most readers? I sometimes don't understand HN.

Performance matters... the article talks about a case that most of us aren't confronted with.

Beside, it concludes that in spite of paper being slower, it's still prefered, so how does that prove that "performance matters"?!

Should an article be upvoted just because an article is about life and death and has a catchy (pretentiously) laconic title?