This sounds like you need the GOOGLE earbuds to allow translation services, which happens on the phone. Is this just an attempt at vendor lock-in? Or will this work with any bluetooth headphone supporting device? I don't see how it could.
This abandonment of the headphone jack really looks to be rather expensive and inconvenient to the end user. Almost feels like they are copying the inkjet printer refill fiasco.
The tweeters are, relatively, much further apart. The tweeters also do most of the heavy lifting when it comes to stereo projection.
The funny part is they say it can be placed both horizontal and vertical as if that is a selling point. Seems to me, vertical position would ruin the stereo effect for most practical purposes.
it has two 4.5 inch woofers on board with two 0.7 inch custom-built tuners
So I can hear two radio stations at a time, or maybe these are tweeters? When it comes to specifications, double checking your facts for typos are important.
Self calibrating room acoustics is nothing new, most modern receivers have had this for years. Although with something that will probably get kicked around the house and constantly move location it might be more useful in this case. Oh and the 'Smart Sound' moniker was taken by (I think) Magnavox years, or maybe now its decades, ago.
Give me any definition of currency that doesn't involve the US government and I can tell you how BTC fulfills it.
How does that work during a power outage, or natural disaster that results in no power? I can have cash in hand, BTC might as well be a unicorn fart without a functioning computer.
Normal Fiat money, as you call it, is usually insured by the bank you store it in. Even if they get robbed or go under, the insurance will cover your funds. In the US this is done by the FDIC. AFAICS there is no insurance for bitcoin exchanges, wallets, or anything. Except for the ridiculous ponzi-stock-like value increases, it is much safer to keep cash under your pillow or under a rock on the sidewalk.
Essential means the bare minimum to have a working device. Just going by the name I was surprised it was meant to be an upper end phone. The name is poorly chosen, heck BLING BLING BANANA PHONE would probably sell more product.
You are describing something that takes long term focus on one subject. Have you seen modern people? The modern environment has trained everyone to have a short attention span.
Also there are people that are just lazy.
Instead of paying someone to assemble cheap furniture, spend that money to buy something that looks better, comes assembled, and will last a lifetime.
You do understand that you are supposed to slow down for speed bumps? Muffler damage I can buy, but bumper or rim damage kinda tells me you aren't using the speed bump properly. In fact they were probably put there just for you.
The breach only effects consumer data, which is not really a client or customer of Equifax. Those would be the banks and lenders that use their data conglomeration services.
The thing about this that bugs me is why in the hell were public facing computers holding access to basically everything someone needs to completely take your identity. Why is that company even allowed to hold anything other than your address, ss# and reporting history ? They shouldn't have credit card or even bank account number info imho. If that makes it tough for them to do business, well that is their problem. Ok now I'm ranting, but the whole idea that credit cards have become the way people do business just annoys me. Earn the money, then spend it. Credit cards should be a last resort.
I think they are just being honest. "We have as much security as the wide open internet." Hopefully systemd has a method for blocking USB device access to a specific application, in this case chrome.
Had to block chrome from using dbus because it kept the computer from sleeping even with a blank page open. Chrome is bad at cleaning up it's dbus power manager locks.
Is not giving out the actual login details, unless the offender has not fixed the problem in many months, not days. Even then it is rather inconsiderate to those that are stuck with the hardware. I have no respect for such 'researchers'.
I wanted to replace my motorola flip phone with another flip, but the choices were junk and more junk. Finally just gave up and bought a cheap windows phone. Yea it's obsolete already but still better made than every current flip phone.
Also I am glad I didn't choose an android phone. My android tablet doesn't like to take my taps, i get the animation when I press but then it just ignores my finger half the time like nothing happened. Do I have a fat thumb? maybe. If my phone acted like that it would have gone back. A phone needs to be reliable, my experience with android doesn't give me that feeling.
The classic definition of AI to me always meant self learning and possibly even self aware. It's funny how terms change over time once it becomes a popular buzzword.
Welcome to the world where everyone is a victim. If they don't agree with something you said or thought, then they are being discriminated against. Then they will try to take your ball and go home.
What is wrong with grocery shopping as it is now? They have what I want, it's up to date and the produce is fresh.
If we follow the Amazon way, the grocery experience will be that you walk into the grocery store and half the time what you want will be replaced by a slightly cheaper brand you never heard of. It won't taste the same, but close. Next time you see the brand name food you really like, but because a knock-off made it into inventory it tastes disgusting, or it is recalled before you get home with it.
At least on fedora it seemed like anytime something used mono, mono itself wanted to pull in a bazillion dependencies for install. It looked bloated to me. Of course this was years ago, haven't seen mono in a long time. I guess this makes that project mostly obsolete.
Slashdot Mirror
If people simply hired web developers, most web hacking shit would be gone over fucking night.
Thanks for the chuckle.
no, it won't happen because consumers will want to use a variety of headphones
Until they cant.
also, bluetooth whilst not perfect works pretty-well these days in most cases
Bluetooth will never beat the reliability of a wire, which by the way, also doesn't need it's own battery and charger.
This sounds like you need the GOOGLE earbuds to allow translation services, which happens on the phone. Is this just an attempt at vendor lock-in? Or will this work with any bluetooth headphone supporting device? I don't see how it could.
This abandonment of the headphone jack really looks to be rather expensive and inconvenient to the end user. Almost feels like they are copying the inkjet printer refill fiasco.
The tweeters are, relatively, much further apart. The tweeters also do most of the heavy lifting when it comes to stereo projection.
The funny part is they say it can be placed both horizontal and vertical as if that is a selling point. Seems to me, vertical position would ruin the stereo effect for most practical purposes.
it has two 4.5 inch woofers on board with two 0.7 inch custom-built tuners
So I can hear two radio stations at a time, or maybe these are tweeters? When it comes to specifications, double checking your facts for typos are important.
Self calibrating room acoustics is nothing new, most modern receivers have had this for years. Although with something that will probably get kicked around the house and constantly move location it might be more useful in this case. Oh and the 'Smart Sound' moniker was taken by (I think) Magnavox years, or maybe now its decades, ago.
Give me any definition of currency that doesn't involve the US government and I can tell you how BTC fulfills it.
How does that work during a power outage, or natural disaster that results in no power? I can have cash in hand, BTC might as well be a unicorn fart without a functioning computer.
Normal Fiat money, as you call it, is usually insured by the bank you store it in. Even if they get robbed or go under, the insurance will cover your funds. In the US this is done by the FDIC. AFAICS there is no insurance for bitcoin exchanges, wallets, or anything. Except for the ridiculous ponzi-stock-like value increases, it is much safer to keep cash under your pillow or under a rock on the sidewalk.
Essential means the bare minimum to have a working device. Just going by the name I was surprised it was meant to be an upper end phone. The name is poorly chosen, heck BLING BLING BANANA PHONE would probably sell more product.
Well they chose GNOME 3 as the environment, chances are the user can't, or very soon will not be able to, just set better fonts, themes, or icons.
You are describing something that takes long term focus on one subject. Have you seen modern people? The modern environment has trained everyone to have a short attention span.
Also there are people that are just lazy.
Instead of paying someone to assemble cheap furniture, spend that money to buy something that looks better, comes assembled, and will last a lifetime.
You do understand that you are supposed to slow down for speed bumps? Muffler damage I can buy, but bumper or rim damage kinda tells me you aren't using the speed bump properly. In fact they were probably put there just for you.
ink jet printer replacement price gouging
The only way to win is not to play. Go laser unless you need photo printing.
The breach only effects consumer data, which is not really a client or customer of Equifax. Those would be the banks and lenders that use their data conglomeration services.
The thing about this that bugs me is why in the hell were public facing computers holding access to basically everything someone needs to completely take your identity. Why is that company even allowed to hold anything other than your address, ss# and reporting history ? They shouldn't have credit card or even bank account number info imho. If that makes it tough for them to do business, well that is their problem. Ok now I'm ranting, but the whole idea that credit cards have become the way people do business just annoys me. Earn the money, then spend it. Credit cards should be a last resort.
I think they are just being honest. "We have as much security as the wide open internet." Hopefully systemd has a method for blocking USB device access to a specific application, in this case chrome.
Had to block chrome from using dbus because it kept the computer from sleeping even with a blank page open. Chrome is bad at cleaning up it's dbus power manager locks.
Is not giving out the actual login details, unless the offender has not fixed the problem in many months, not days. Even then it is rather inconsiderate to those that are stuck with the hardware. I have no respect for such 'researchers'.
Isn't one of the unspoken rules of journalism to report news, and not be the news?
Because they ruined the US market for themselves: Sharp To Americans: You Don't Want to Buy a Sharp-Brand TV
I wanted to replace my motorola flip phone with another flip, but the choices were junk and more junk. Finally just gave up and bought a cheap windows phone. Yea it's obsolete already but still better made than every current flip phone.
Also I am glad I didn't choose an android phone. My android tablet doesn't like to take my taps, i get the animation when I press but then it just ignores my finger half the time like nothing happened. Do I have a fat thumb? maybe. If my phone acted like that it would have gone back. A phone needs to be reliable, my experience with android doesn't give me that feeling.
I guess if the gift card website even allows part of that to happen, someone should be fired ?
The classic definition of AI to me always meant self learning and possibly even self aware. It's funny how terms change over time once it becomes a popular buzzword.
each member of the class actual damages or $200 in statutory damages, whichever is greater
Minus the class action chasing lawyer fees, good luck with that.
Welcome to the world where everyone is a victim. If they don't agree with something you said or thought, then they are being discriminated against. Then they will try to take your ball and go home.
What is wrong with grocery shopping as it is now? They have what I want, it's up to date and the produce is fresh.
If we follow the Amazon way, the grocery experience will be that you walk into the grocery store and half the time what you want will be replaced by a slightly cheaper brand you never heard of. It won't taste the same, but close. Next time you see the brand name food you really like, but because a knock-off made it into inventory it tastes disgusting, or it is recalled before you get home with it.
At least on fedora it seemed like anytime something used mono, mono itself wanted to pull in a bazillion dependencies for install. It looked bloated to me. Of course this was years ago, haven't seen mono in a long time. I guess this makes that project mostly obsolete.
Early Monday, Indeed.
The fishing vessel with no working GPS or radio, hit the navy ship mid port side. Oo