I had them for all of 5min before returning them- they’re heavy af. My neck ain’t built to sustain that kind of weight.

bussy

I needed to quickly get something up and running on a laptop so that I could take it in the field. I thought about reinstalling arch for a minute but decided to go with Ubuntu. And you know what? It was good enough. The install was easy peasy, and everything just worked right out of the box. If I was setting up a long term machine I’d probably go with arch, but just to get some shit done on a timeline? Yeah, turned out Ubuntu was good enough.

My multivariate calc was a separate course from regular calc 1/2/3

I watched from 1 to like 1040 over the course of a month or so. I had more free time back then.

Yakuza 0 exists you know. It’s all in there.

It’s been out on steam for a year if not longer.

I moved from Galaxy S10 to Xperia 1 V precisely because none of the phones in the Galaxy line support aptx.

Also, there’s aptx, aptx-hd, aptx-LL (low latency), and aptx-adaptive. My headphones support only aptx and aptx-adaptive and I really wanted support for the latter. There’s licensing involved so not all devices support the whole range of aptx standards.

Not only does the Xperia have a headphone jack, it supports aptx for Bluetooth headphones! No matter if you prefer wired or wireless, it’s not skimping on either.

A lot of it is single time purchases, therapy is a subscription service.