Yeah, can confirm. It wasn’t something that was important for me so if it is for anyone, do not buy these.
For me it works well enough at work in the office. Doesn’t block out everything but enough that I can concentrate on what I am doing.
Seeing all the moderately negative reviews for the 1st gen earbuds they made, I just want to add, if you are in the market for over ear headphones, the fairbuds xl (I think that is what they are called), are pretty good in my opinion.
They also released a 2nd gen model of these like last year, I had mine since February or so, I really like them. I am no audiophile but they sound good to me.
The 1st gen model had some issues with stability of some plastic parts for some customers, I haven’t had any issues with these 2nd gen ones and I use them almost every day.
Sounds like a botched haiku
ah, owners are boring
corgis are quirky trope
sorry about yesterday
It’s probably not a haiku, I don’t know the rules
The election that Sweden just had was way too close between left- and rightwing block that I would think its been working well to fight disinformation. Unless the rightwing parties in Sweden did it all on their own, which is doubtful.
Oh sure, but that’s a separate issue. These guys are hacking the stores knowing it will spoil food. Fast food workers are reprimanded for trying to not spoil food. Both things are bad.
And thanks!
I don’t mind them hacking supermarkets but destroying food is drawing the line for me. Granted, most of the frozen goods sold there are probably highly processed and not very healthy, but still.
Hacking the price tags is definitely great.
The “most fun LEGO kits”, how would you even measure that in any way?
They’ll 100% move them somewhere else as quickly as they can.
So, makes you sound Scandinavian.
Doesn’t Swedish have “snälla” which serves the purpose of please pretty well?
Checks were definitely written.
Balances were certainly also involved.
Just not the ones you hoped for.
Are these numbers just for the consumer market or is this also for company-owned hardware? I assume it is all in one since the article makes no distinction.
Asking because of the general sentiment here that all of this is a strategy to get hardware ownership out of hands of the people, but I never understood how any bigger non-tech/hardware-supplying company would play ball with that too.
One of us! One of us! (Us being maybe just you and me though)
Oh my goodness. I have been seeing your posts many times and its not something I have a use for but it looks quite well made.
Why I am commenting, I only realised now that the name is not a weird writing of the Russian word for comrade , which when spoken sounds very similar to your progamms name, but is a German sentence saying “I was there”. Mind blown. Sorry for the off-topic rambling.
Well, you should not!!!
The researchers found preinstalled malware on devices with model names associated with legitimate manufacturers, including the Doogee S200 X and Cubot KINGKONG X, as well as phones impersonating Samsung and Apple products.
In case you were wondering which brands are mentioned here.
And it all gets solved by taxing the top 1% more. Hope to see this continue everywhere else.