No, not The Who.

It’s all but guaranteed.

Maybe start with the core concepts first then, instead of diving in headfirst and flailing about.

No, because I went back and answered my own question.

ChatGPT, while it deserves almost all the hate it gets, is actually pretty good for that use case.

Yeah I looked into those a little while back to see if there was an air filter product that didn’t constantly need fiber filter replacement. Turns out that ionizing air creates ionized air (ozone), which is bad to breathe.

If I cared that much about audio quality, I wouldn’t be listening to music on my phone anyway.

I’m not sure which product you’re referring to that’s ten times the price. You can get quality monitors for around $200. I don’t know of any Bluetooth headphones that are going to match that quality at any price, but you can get close enough for the majority of purposes in the same price range. The biggest issue will be the Bluetooth audio codec and the wireless link itself (signal strength and latency), not the sound reproduction quality.

Do airpods really suck that much? I’ve used the Anker ones for years, for about an hour 3-5 times a week, and I need to charge them… maybe once every six weeks? It’s infrequently enough that I hardly notice.

I mean, I can count how many times I’ve thought “damn I wish I still had wired headphones” on zero hands.

Can’t wait for it to completely mangle all my alarms. Google assistants already tell me “you don’t have a list called grocery” when I ask if bread is on it, but is happy to add it to the list again when I tell it to.

Usually both of those options are on the same page. If you have one, you have both, or at least a lead on their support site.

If you say as much in your question, you’re much less likely to get someone saying “rtfm”.

Nethack.

The first few dozen times I played it, it felt like it took forever to get anywhere. The most recent time I played, it felt quick and easy to get to the bottom. (I got stuck on something, though, and haven’t been able to continue past the valley of the dead.)

Did it not have a manual?

Just yesterday I was looking for similar info on a thermostat. Given only the brand name and knowledge that it was a thermostat, I found the product line, tech specs, and manuals. (I didn’t find the answer I needed, but that’s because it was “the button can be programmed to do different things by the control system”).

Ignorance is bliss?

https://slash7.com/2006/12/22/vampires/

From what I’ve heard, “fighting” is a very generous description of what they’re capable of.

You can make anything look like a threat if you frame it correctly.

Once is happenstance. Twice is coincidence. Three times is enemy action–but this only applies if they’re related. Thousands of people are flying drones around all kinds of places every day.

Seems like it. No mention of the fuel efficiency either, which leads me to assume it’s significantly worse than existing flights.

Remuxing just means changing format without transcoding. For example: https://docs.tdarr.io/blog/how-to-remux-or-change-a-file-container-using-ffmpeg