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by aylons 9y ago
Thank you for the tips!
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by aylons 9y ago
These Comply tips seems perfect to me! Now I'm thinking on fitting them on my current JBL instead of upgrading my phone. Many thanks!
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by aylons 9y ago
The Brazilian representative for Shure refused to replace my phone at the time and I decided to just let it go. I did not simply upgrade at the time partially because I was at odds with Shure because of this. Ten years later, the anger has
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by aylons 9y ago
Thanks! I'm definitely not an audiophile and I listen mostly to voice podcasts, such as NPR programming. Besides sound quality, is there any real advantage on these over low-end, detachable-cable Shure?
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by aylons 9y ago
It broke in the input for the phone housing. Very hard fix. I'm very experienced with soldering, but a bit clumsy with mechanical details. I tried, and actually fixed the cable, but the phone housing never quite fit well again. Also, I
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by aylons 9y ago
More than a decade ago, when I started listening to podcasts during commuting, I was worried I was cranking the volume too high to compensate fot external noise - trains, buses, traffic, etc. So, I decided to buy a Shure sound-isolating ph
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by aylons 9y ago
First of all, very nice engineering in here. Well designed, appealing look, functional and has a good feature set. However, how is this bot better than current CCTV with some checkpoints, badge readers and all the same features that we curr
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by aylons 9y ago
I really doubt their yearly revenue for user with ads would be more than 5 dollars a year. So, 10 dollars a year. Add some nice corner-case features, maybe some gamefication bonus, and it could work. As a sidenote, "add $5 and round to
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by aylons 9y ago
"Move fast and break things" is exactly the opposite of what a responsible driver must do.
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by aylons 9y ago
Thanks for the explanation. However, it may be nowhere as useful, but still plenty useful. On the top of my head, 10s could be enough so: * Trains may stop, preventing a literal train wreck. * People doing delicate tasks (e.g., a surgeon,
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by aylons 9y ago
Disambiguation pages are not supposed to be linked from within Wikipedia, so I'm not sure this one really counts.
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by aylons 9y ago
I noticed that pages about countries are good hubs for this kind of connection. The page cites someone, their page has a link to his country of origin and these country pages are really extensive and have links to a variety of topics. Edit:
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by aylons 9y ago
Yes, I myself am on several groups, most highly active with hundreds of users. However, I don't trust the Secret Chat feature too much.
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by aylons 9y ago
The Harriet Hall piece on Gary Taubes may give some good insight on this essay: https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/gary-taubes-and-the-cause-o...
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by aylons 9y ago
I'm still on the move, but I'll answer eventually. Your previous post did not contain any questions.
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by aylons 9y ago
Thanks for the reply. I'm on the move, in my phone, and has regretted on posting the comment as it is hard to elaborate further given the situation.
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by aylons 9y ago
No, as long as antennas and signal power is concerned, I stand by what I said: every improvement in transmission power has a equivalent improvement in receiving power. If you have a more specific doubt, please, feel free to ask.
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by aylons 9y ago
It's not needed to do it in both ends. Naturally, improving both antennas is better than doing in only one, but every improvement in sending is completely equivalent in receiving for a system that uses the same antennas for both direct
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by aylons 9y ago
Thanks. Cynical would be the right word, I see. English is not my primary language.
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by aylons 9y ago
It IS cynicism, by definition. If we have come to expect cynicism from business as something usual, that's sad, but it is cynic nonetheless. If they had been upfront about it from the beginning, it would still be a business decision, o
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by aylons 9y ago
Please, read this before upvoting: https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/move-over-christopher-shaw-...
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by aylons 9y ago
I read your comment before reading the post and you gave me the wrong impression of what happened. He did not "call the tech support line for a copyright infringement". He contacted the company to ask for the proper contact inform
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by aylons 9y ago
Well, they also own Ars Technica, which I suppose has its own CMS, but still...
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by aylons 9y ago
Surely, this is more an opinion piece than a didactic article. Here you have a more detailed write-up on the issue, including a known vulnerability and how others could be lingering: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2017&#
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by aylons 9y ago
It's the most reliable way to provide a full set of entrenched vulnerabilities, user espionage tools and privacy-evading mechanisms.
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Tesla has reached a deal to build a factory in China(theverge.com)
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by aylons 9y ago
I believe you got it inverted. You cannot write on the WSL file system from Windows, but the other way (writing on windows from bash) is ok.
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by aylons 9y ago
Except it is not as cold everyday, and not every room has the light and heating demands perfectly proportional. And incandescent bulbs also generates more trash. Tying lighting to heating is inherently inefficient.
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by aylons 9y ago
It is coming back in Brazil, already. Interestingly, their Status Twitter account says "We are working very hard to make this twitter account irrelevant.". As it has not been updated at all today, I'd say they have accomplish
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by aylons 9y ago
If you are interested in Open Hardware, it is worth to take a look at the CERN's Open Hardware repository: http://www.ohwr.org/

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