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agree with you about having options, but swap it around. have copy without trackers be “copy link”, and then have an option “copy link with trackers”
agree with you about having options, but swap it around. have copy without trackers be “copy link”, and then have an option “copy link with trackers”
I certainly don’t want to encourage buying a Facebook product, but just buy it and return it if you don’t like it?
Absolutely blew me away both sides handing out “how to vote” pamphlets. For elections it makes more sense but to write a single word in a box is insane
I have no idea what I’m gonna do when my LG eventually dies. I went from the v30 to the v40 and now the v50. Not a single phone on the market offers what I want in a phone anymore
The guy gave you a very valid answer. You asked what people do when the Internet goes out, not how they access passwords. No need to be rude
You haven’t provided a single good reason. Why are you fighting this so hard? Samsung isn’t gonna kiss you.
It’s not hard. It’s wasteful and unnecessary. It means you can’t charge your phone and listen to music at the same time. There are no advantages to removing the headphone jack
How is buying a dongle you shouldn’t need better for the planet than a phone manufacturer providing a headphone jack??? The phone already has a DAC in it, they literally only need to include the actual port
almost everyone I see in public transportation use wireless earbuds. Usually I look like the odd one out for wearing wired earphones.
your sample is incredibly biased, you’re taking 1 demographic and assuming everyone acts like that. Go into a recording studio and see how many wireless headphones they use, Go to a concert and see how they are driving their speakers. Just because a lot of consumers use wireless earphones in an environment that doesn’t lend itself to good audio (like public transport), doesn’t mean most people are using it.
it’s not a redundant component at all. USB-C doesn’t carry analogue audio. You need an external DAC to convert that digital signal to analogue to make it usable. You can’t plug your headphones into a USB-C port.
Not American, works fine for me 🤷♂️
Nobody is going to buy a cyber truck because they will never be mass produced
Because you’ve purchased the movies ya dingus
You think selling something that isn’t yours, after you told the owner you would return it, is drama for the sake of drama?
The YouTube channel Linus Tech Tips is a very large part of the tech space, reviewing, and making videos about technology. This is actually bigger than that as it speaks to Linus media group, of which Linus tech tips is one of many tech related channels.
Short for utility vehicle. Basically anything with a cabin, and some sort of bed or tray at the back.
Didn’t notice the .nz domain name I see
Check 1337
Maybe an unpopular opinion, but if a product can only exist if it’s consumer-unfriendly, perhaps it shouldn’t exist at all.
Sure wireless earphones can be convenient, but the extra e-waste, the non replaceable batteries, the Bluetooth transceivers, the DACs used (while the device you’re streaming from almost certainly already has these things) is super wasteful.
I think if we have any chance as a society, we need to start thinking about the products we use and how they are produced and how much waste they create, instead of just how convenient they are at the time.
I mean, that’s like saying a bodybuilder is developing muscles a lot better than a baby. You’re right but that bar is so incredibly low it may as well not even exist
I use it every day