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If you buy Bluetooth headphones and complain they don’t buffer full songs then that’s your problem, not the headphones. > What's the point in having headphones
by chrisseaton 5y ago
If you buy Bluetooth headphones and complain they don’t buffer full songs then that’s your problem, not the headphones.
> What's the point in having headphones if you need to be in a Faraday cage to use them?
Surely it’s the opposite? They don’t work in a Faraday cage, because they’re streaming and need to be connected.
- marginalia_nu 5y ago> If you buy Bluetooth headphones and complain they don’t buffer full songs then that’s your problem, not the headphones. What is the use case for headphones that cut out every couple of seconds? > Surely it’s the opposite? They don’t work in a Faraday cage, because they’re streaming and need to be connected. In this case the broadcast source would be in the Faraday cage along with the listener.