Personally, I will stick to separates but does this particularly appeal to anyone on here? https://www.naimaudio.com/uniti-nova-power-edition
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Hey in case you haven't got anything yet, I'll throw in my few cents.
Mic wise, I would get a dedicated microphone. When buying a headset usually the money goes into the headphones and the mic is just an add-on. I have a mic that requires an actual audio interface to run but I'd get something like a blue yeti or a Audio Technica AT2020 (USB). If you want something clip on I'd look at the mod-mic, maybe a little pricey though.
Headphones wise, I can only really talk about what I use for gaming which is a pair of Beyerdynamic DT770s. They are closed back but are really nice all the same. A friend has a pair of DT990s which are open back so that may be more your thing.
Hope that helps.
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In order of use:
- Firefox
- Nvim (with a slightly modified kickstart.nvim)
- SSH
- Minicom
- Python3
- Git
- CopyQ
- Curl
- Wget
- Tmux
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Make it and they'll cum
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That's the spirit!
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I used to use Fairmail but now I'm strongly on the Canary Mail bandwagon
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Signal, Firefox, ReadEra (best EBook reader for Android hands down)
Honourable mentions to OLauncher. Super clean UI that makes my phone less distracting and easy to use
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No. There's an adult/s that use their kid to make millions of dollars.
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Feels very sluggish for me
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Hmm. I can't upvote
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I've got it working. Reinstalled and made sure Firefox could send notifications. Then I was prompted I could install this page.
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Weird. That's the same setup as me.
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Yes, it's my default. I have version 114.2.0 (Build #2015957435)
Hi all. I really want to use Wefwef on my phone with Firefox, but I'm not seeing an option to install it. Am I missing something?
Over the years, I have developed a collection of songs that I use to test systems. From transient response to songs I just know well, here's a handful of them: Around the World - Daft Punk Billie Jean - Michael Jackson You Got Me - The Roots September - Earth, Wind and Fire Dragonball Durag - Thundercat A Villain's Monologue - Blood Command Bangarang - Skrillex Fast Car - Tracy Chapman (Self titled) Bohemian Rhapsody - Queen Any songs I need to add to my collection? What do you use?
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What a sentence
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Nice guide! Very easy to understand and works a treat. Stay awesome!
My spiderco delica for your viewing pleasure ![](https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/713c9551-6332-45b1-982a-af178e30b451.jpeg)
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Only using labels and mirrors to talk to people.
Them: Hello
Me: Hello
Them: Is the report done for that thing I asked your yesterday?
Me: Thing you asked yesterday?
Them: Yeah, I cant remember what it was now
Me: You can't remember?
Them: Yeah, I'll go remind myself and get back to you
Brilliant productive conversation :)
I'm in the market for my first real pair of headphones for just listening to music. I've had a pair of Beyerdynamic DT770s for mixing, but now I want something to step my game up. I've been looking at the Focal Clear MGs and I'm even curious of some Grados. What do you have?
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Agreed. For me this research was cool, but even he acknowledged it didn't take into account a lot of variables
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I believe the concept was more for manufacture and preservation of old instruments.
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Interesting question. Personally, I started with a text editor transitioned to vim, then to VSCode and now I've settled on a customised neovim install.
I'm a believer of PDE, that is personal development environment. It's a concept one of the Devs of Neovim TJDeVries talks about.
In essence it's the idea of building your development environment how you want it. Personally, Neovim allows me to do this. For example, I have a VSCode style debugger, incredibly fast searching with ripgrep, vim keyboard shortcuts and uses the same language servers as jetbrains products.
Here's a link to his full conversation on the topic: https://youtu.be/QMVIJhC9Veg
Stay awesome!
I just went to a lecture where the lecturer was explaining a way to measure the response of a accoustic guitar with an exciter on the bridge and a method called the exponential sine sweep method. He was suggesting that you could measure and then replicate a guitars response onto another guitar and using this you could make far more accurate replicas. This could be used to preserve the sounds of old famous guitars. My question to this community is would consider buying a guitar based on a graph of its frequency response and how that compared to other guitars? Is this valuable research?
I'll start: **Dwarf Fortress**. Not found anything close.
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Hello from a software engineer in test.
I use Linux because of habit of looking for an alternative to Windows that didn't require Mac hardware. The machines we've been allocated are dog slow Dells, so it was either pain or Linux.
I spend most of my day either remoting into embeded units or servers and debugging/writing scripts to test them. I do that over SSH and bar one I can think of, they all run Debian or a variant.
For me personally, I like to have my development environment mimick (with some niceties) what I work with. In general, I sleep better knowing if it works on my machine, it will probably work on the thing it will eventually be used against. I also know the terminal like the back of my hand and have grown to depend on it for basically everything development. I would never not want to use it.
However, my tech lead runs Windows 7, uses VSCode and relys heavily on GUI programs in general. I would also say, he is far more efficient in his tasks than I am. When I questioned his use of these things he responded "It's how I like it" and that really stuck with me.
The key take away from this ramble is create a PDE, a personal development environment. Linux is great because your can customize just about everything you'd want to. That being said I'm sure you can customize your Mac just as much where it matters.
Just stay awesome!
Note - I would however check out neovim for the exact reasons I've stated here :)
I had just finished blasting a 06:15 gym class and was absolutely exhausted. For some reason, I thought its a good idea to mention it's my birthday this week and immediately my PT stops and he has a certain look on his face. My PT is a lovely guy, but he's up for a bit of banter. He asks me if I've ever heard of Birthday Burpees. I say no, and he asks if I'm down for a challenge. I'm writing this 50 Burpees later (rounded and doubled for my age because "he likes round numbers), lying on the floor struggling to type because of the sweat. God I'm unfit :) TL;DR Don't say yes to birthday burpees
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