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If Linux had stable kernel-to-driver interface, that driver could work today.
I'm the same. I kind leave the house without my BOSE headphones. THey make just walking about outside, or the office or public transport bareable.

I don't know what I'm going to do when they break as they don't make spare parts for my model anymore. I tried their wireless equivalent and just wasn't that impressed with the audio quality compared to my wired ones.
Hey,

I'm using WH-1000XM3. I bought it couple of months ago. I think it is good. But, it also depends on your music taste. I mean if you are bass-heavy, WH-1000XM3 might not be enough for you.
No, I am arguing that everyone can and should do all they can to condemn hatred. That regular people should make sure there are consequences for being a hateful bigot. And that people should not get tricked by "both-sides" bullshit, or empty appeals to "freedom of speech".

Don't be friends with a racist. Make sure they understand their views are not acceptable. Do your part today.
I have the QC35 and the WH-1000XM3.

The Sony have punchy sound. If you're a bass head, you are going to love them.
The application that goes with them also gives you a lot of control. However, after playing with all the settings for a few days, I found myself not touching them ever again.

For noise cancellation on airline flights, the Bose do a better job. Even after adjusting the Sony to the aircraft pressure level. Maybe the Sony are better at canceling other people's voice, but they are not as good as the Bose to cancel the noise of the aircraft engine.

The Airpods Pro also do a surprisingly good job at canceling the noise of the engine. During my last flight, I used the Airpods Pro and the Sony on top of them. Not very comfortable, but noise cancellation was amazing :)

When it comes to comfort, the Sony tend to hurt the top of my head after a while. The Bose are more comfortable.
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No. Better video won't help you with the basic struggles of social life, isolation and having to be on chat large portion of your working day.
Yes, but generally, web apps detect features not browser versions, because UAs are already an unreliable signal of features, from long before BG.

Things like privacy extensions, screen readers, crawlers have various user agents.

At the same time, you make a good point. I'll consider your reflection if I come to re-decide if this is a sensible default.
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I'm using the Bose QuietComfort 25 wired headphones right now. I've been using them for years. Every time an ear cushion wears out or falls off, I buy new ear cushions and replace the old ones. I've now resorted to even using Gorilla glue to keep them attached (because the base isn't in good shape any more). They're still perfect in sound quality and really, really comfortable.

I tried buying beyerdynamic headphones a couple weeks ago, but the comfort didn't compare - at all. They were too tight and the cushion wasn't nearly as soft.

I'd strongly consider comfort as one of your metrics. There are a lot of nice over-ear headphones with good sound quality, but the cushion padding and stretch of the bridge matters too. Bose uses really nice cushions. I've heard good things about Sony's as well.
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Same here, I find it extremely useful to jot down stuff and just have an overview of the day. Do you use any other scripts for it, for it like analysing your tags etc?
Sony XM3, Bose QC 35 or Bose 700 - try them all and pick whatever is most comfortable. Noise cancelling in all 3 is good enough that you're unlikely to be able to tell the difference.
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XMPP is a lot like email. There is no money in it and it has warts simply due to the fact that it is a widely implemented standard. You use it mostly because it is a well developed standard with lots of support. I don't know what it would mean for it to become "popular". How would you tell? All you can know is what your friends are using. An IM protocol is a silo...

There is a lot of interesting XMPP stuff happening right now with respect to the currently hot topic of privacy which could affect XMPP popularity.

There are over a hundred known public XMPP servers last I looked. Due to Let's Encrypt those servers are now encrypting the server to server and client to server links in a meaningful way.

The encryption from Signal has been integrated into XMPP with OMEMO. This suddenly makes XMPP a lot more interesting in terms of privacy. The clients are mostly moving to OMEMO end to end encryption which as a nice bonus eliminates the user awkwardness with the last thing (OTR):

* https://omemo.top/

End to end encryption is basically impossible to do properly with a web client. An interesting discussion for Movim can be found here:

* https://github.com/movim/movim/issues/63
I purchased the BOSE QuietComfort 35's - and they felt nice, were lightweight, cancelled noise well. They did not give me a headache, etc. For my personal taste, I found the bass lacking. I like to listen to dubstep when it gets noisy at work (something that I can just zone out to and not have lyrics to listen to, etc). And the lows just didn't hit hard enough for me.

Shortly after, I returned them and got Sony WH-XB900N -- after reading many reviews on both headsets. They are also lightweight, do not give me a headache, and were easy to set up / pair. The bass in them is amazing. If I'm ever distracted, throw them on, turn on some dubstep and just feel the music. It's a totally different experience. I feel much more immersed in the sound with them.

I should say that prior to purchasing either of the above, I only used the stock earbuds that come with the iphones. They weren't so compatible with the shape of my ear canal though, and my ears would start to hurt around the 30 minute mark.
Because by doing so you’re making an enormous amount of software illegal, and compelling software developers by law to support anything any other developer may want to do. According to your logic, Apps should have full access to ring 0 too.

If public benefit is your only concern, then why don’t you consider the benefit of closed ecosystems, or at least of consumers having the option to choose one? I don’t see any public benefit in removing options for consumers. If open ecosystems offer such a superior benefit to consumers, then surely they would be able to out compete closed ones.
I don't have much experience from a NC perspective, but I recently got the Sony WH-1000X MK3 for office & travel and I greatly enjoy them. From a an amateur audiophile perspective, they sound pretty good, they're pretty comfy, and the touch controls are pretty nice.

One nice feature that I found out about digging around the manual is that if you touch your whole palm to the right side (the touch control side) the sound quiets and the ambient noise is amplified, kinda like taking one ear out. It's a nice little touch.
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I had to return by Bose because the NC gave me a weird pressure like feeling and it was uncomfortable to listen for more than 20 minutes at a time. Funny enough, the Sony 1000XM3 don't give me that feeling at all, I can listen to it all day no problem. I highly recommend the Sonys.
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Sounds like you want someone to log in to a remote system then take over and drive it selenium style. Is that right?

Well, I'm hearing you right, then this (BG) is definitely a potential solution for your problem. I think it would be lighter weight than Guac since it only runs a browser (not a whole desktop).

My email is cris@dosycorp.com ... Would you be unwilling to talk more?
Oh, I very much agree with you, but my point is, how do you measure such things? It's not like you can just get out a ruler.

An archive like this could offer incredible insight into the development of modern culture.
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I bought a pair of Sony MX3 earlier this year, or maybe late 2018 and at the time I did a lot of research on them. I think it boils down to a choice between the MX and the QC and the best option for you is probably going to be a tad personal. I know people who swear by the the QC, my wife included, but the MX fit me (and my rather sturdy glasses) much better.

There may be a few technical favours either way as far as version goes, the MX3 has an advantage when I bought them, but having tried my wife’s QC for a week they certainly do the job as well.

The hand control features/gestures on the MX suck by the way, so don’t take those as a selling point. Solely go for long term comfort.
Apparently, as the moment, about 99% of people in Italy with car seats are, due to some recently-introduced legislation.

The legislation requires some electronic alarm to prevent infants being locked in cars, but apparently vendors aren't up to speed and the law was brought in anyway,leaving everyone either breaking the law or not able to drive their children... .
Beoplay H9. Had QC35 for years until they broke and have tried Sony’s, but like H9 the best so far.

Cost a few dollars more though.
I really like the performance of my Bose QC-35. The problem is the slide switch: it broke with days left on the one year warranty so I called Bose expecting an ordeal but within five minutes a “new or refurbished” QC-35 unit was on the way — with the warranty extended out another year - along with a return shipping label to send back the broken pair. It’s been a couple years since the warranty swap and the slide switch on the replacement QC-35 has also broken. I simply set the auto-time-off to five minutes and use the pause/play button to turn them on after auto shutoff. The only problem is pairing the headset with another/new device as the slide switch needs to be gingerly manipulated in just the perfect manner, something you’re not going to do while driving.

All of that to say that when I saw the details on the model 700 I smiled when I saw there was no more slide switch on the device. I’m patiently waiting for my QC-35 to die completely before buying the model 700 as a replacement.
Well, i don't use table layouts knowadays too - i didn't go into details about screen-readers, as the styles i usally apply for those are more similar to the printing stylesheets, hiding most design-elements -displaying the content more in a document-format, adding special screen-reader navigation, like goto-navigation/content etc. created a website for a 'disabled home' ( is this correct word ) - which was mostly used by the patients there, had some vision impaired ( not fully blind i think), but mostly spastics using various input-methodes ( keyboard, joysticks and some software ) and it seemed to work pretty good.
What i meant in my first comment was purly targeted at the semantic meaning of html-elements.
A detailed rebuttal of musks boring ideas is clearly not the point of the article. But those articles for exist, for example this one (which includes a citation that cost may scale linearly with diameter): https://pedestrianobservations.com/2017/12/15/elon-musks-ide...
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Is the headache concern something you’ve dealt with from using tight/heavy headphones or is that something to do with noise canceling?
On a plane, I double up. Either my Shure in-ear (noise-insolation) or my Bose QC30 in-ear (noise-cancellation) with my older Bose QC15 (noise-cancellation) over-ear on top. Seems to work really well for me. Obviously, if I have any music/film on then the in-ear are the ones plugged in.

For my commute (train+tube/bus+walk) I use my Bose QC30. Full-on noise cancellation on the train/tube, then I dial it down to 50/50 on the noise passthrough when walking in London to avoid being crushed by a bus or cyclist. (And also in-ears are harder for moped based thieves to steal off your head)
Great, my Brazos APU would welcome getting their OpenGL and video hardware decoding capabilities back to the level of fglrx.
If you are asking if it's fast? yes it's fast serialization. Not sure which numbers you have at hand, but for me fast means it isn't the bottleneck of my application.
How different is a "cloud worthy" CPU from a regular server CPU? And if there is a difference, is it big enough worth spending 270M $ on it? Double that for 3nm? Maybe! I honestly don't know, but I would suspect AMD and Intel are already hard at work figuring out what the cloud vendors like.

If they could shed historical ballast that the established vendors cannot get rid of due to compatibility constraints, it would make sense. But they need to be compatible x86 or ARM (maybe RISC-V) anyway, or else you're talking about boiling the ocean.
> but nobody is out there trying to actively disprove what we know of physics.

You get a Nobel when you disprove what we know of physics, so it is an interesting research topic. Currently the main problem in particle physics is that everything is working too well, so nobody know where too look to find a new theoretical result.

A few years ago many people was thinking that the neutrino was a Majorana particle (in particular, in implies that the neutrino and the antineutrino are the same particle). I didn't like that idea too much [1], and luckily the experiments failed and that theory is slowly fading [2].

More recently, some other people expected that the next step was supersymmetry (the electron is a fermion, and the supersymmetry says that has a heavy version that is a boson). I liked it [1], but I think the experiments are also not favorable [2].

> There's a lot of resistance to observing new and old phenomena because that can "disprove science"

No. The LHC is working, and making observations and redoing the old calculations. Sometimes because there are new combinations of particles that nobody had seen before, sometimes because they must give some calculations to the graduate students so they can publish something.

> My theory is that after a few generations we've treated Science as a truth, and not a process.

In other comments in internet discussions I sometime get this feeling too. But don't confuse that with the attitude of the people doing research.

[1] I'm not an expert in this area, I only took a few courses in particle physics. It's more like a coffee time discussion level opinion.

[2] But you never know if experiments at higher energy will revert the trend and have results that agree with the theory.
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I love my PSB M4U 8s. Great sound, replaceable batteries. Been using them for about a year.
Thank you for your explanations here, you really get this category! I'm sorry but do you mind if I ask what's your background?

I'd like to ask for your advice, I'm at cris@dosycorp.com .... Would you be uninterested in discussing over email?
Pretty closely representative of "cargo cult."
I'm using Sony WH-1000XM3 and I'm extremely satisfied. Before I was using some JBL in ear. Expecially in an open office, the additional passive noise cancellation of good over ear headphones is important for me. I find the Bose QC 35II at the same level (and now cheaper) but the Sony look better :)
That is to say, neither is irritating (to me, at least).
I have experience with both WH-1000XM3 and Bose QC35 II and I must say, your description is spot on for both headphones. Bose QC35 II has a very balanced sound spectrum and I like them a lot when I am listening relaxing music and everything.
Sony WH-1000XM3 has great bass and the noise cancelling is really good but I like balanced headphones more, so I just go with my Bose instead.
OK, but what? That was my question.
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Exactly - Apple has about 20% market share in Germany (https://www.statista.com/statistics/461900/android-vs-ios-ma...).

When 80% of people are using a competitor to your product, it’s hardly a monopoly.
I owned a few (sony, beats, Samsung, and others - all over the ear) and settled with Bose. My QC35 was great and worked for years, but recently I upgraded to a Bose 700 and can say that, if you're looking specifically for Noise Cancellation, you can't go wrong with it.
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Wow, that is far! It might have been the 10 minute time limit I put on the free version. It used to be 30 minutes but today there were hundreds of people and many people getting told it was already full, so I tried to let everyone have a go.

But, haha, I'm really glad that little modal dialog bubbled up the layers! XD It's kind of crazy when you think about what's happening ~~ you're chaining 7 browsers in row, using each to automate the next. It's crazy! Haha! XD

You really got me with this, it's so funny! Thanks for giving me a huge smile.
I've had:

1. Bose QC-15

2. Bose QC-25

3. Bose QC-35

4. Bose QC-35 ii

5. Bose 700

6. Apple AirPods Pro

Far and away my choice now is AirPods Pro. They are comfortable to wear whilst sleeping on a flight (over ear can't be worn comfortably), and the noise canceling is significantly better than the Bose.

The only downside for me is battery life (I get about 5hrs out of them).
The next version will use microservices where every single character on the page will be downloaded and rendered by a different web worker. Good for concurrency!
> "he died because he drank poison"
> "he died because the crappy developer left an unfixed bug in his Liver plugin"

Rather "He died because dna replication wasn't perfect and caused his liver to develop cancer", but I don't fully agree with article author either.

Chaos is a result of optimising for efficiency but also by doing do very gradually in a piecemeal manner. This kind of process can lead to local optima that are hard to get out of if you don't stop occasionally to rethink things and clean up. The thing is that cleaning up must also be very thoughtfully driven by efficiency. When it's done for aesthetic reasons you end up loosing much of efficiency you worked so hard to discover by making a mess.
it doesn't have to be to make the point, as Serde isn't on the same level of verbosity as Aeson.
That's probably a bad idea, r/de delights in literal translations of English expressions and memes. Many comments are completely incomprehensible to outsiders. It's a parody on the English-speaking parts of reddit and not a good place to learn German. Not unless you can distinguish when they're butchering the language for fun from when it's actual colloquial German.
With respect, which part of this article do you find interesting? In fact, it totally confirms my expectation going in, that the whole thing is empty PR phrases and bullshit numbers. I mean, take the very first line:

"The Philippines has become a top global source of child pornography with around 80% of Filipino kids at risk of online sexual abuse or bullying, a global Unicef report said Tuesday, December 12."

That's the definition of bullshit. What is the actual claim here? 80% at risk (so maybe nothing happened). Of what? Well, possibly "bullying". How is that related to child pornography?

Ignoring the fact that the so-called "at risk" numbers are a favourite way to inflate the danger, because you have very wide latitude to make that number up, this claim is particularly incoherent.

I can't even, in this article, find a solid claim that child abuse is a particularly wide-spread problem in the Philippines; never mind any evidence for such a claim.
>Hahahaha. That would never happen. The optics would be horrible, both domestically and internationally. Such a good deed could never go unpunished.
A university I worked for had a partnership with a nearby inner city elementary school. University employees did a lot of volunteer work for the elementary school, everything from weekend landscaping to weekday reading for storytime. When we upgraded a lab full of computers, we donated the older computers to the elementary school. Reinstalled the OS and productivity software, set up the network, and did all the work on physical placement, even cleaned the storage room being turned into a computer lab. These weren't obsolete machines, they just weren't cutting edge.

Two weeks after the new computers were setup the local paper ran a front page (thankfully below the fold) article on how we had dumped junk computers on the school. All of the quotes from the teachers were anonymous but it was obvious they were upset they didn't get the newest toys to play with. The e-rate scandal a few years previous hit the school and others like it pretty hard so until then they were accustomed to getting everything new-in-box. The principal did call the university to apologize and express gratitude for the computers but the damage to the university's public image and the partnership between the schools was already done. The volunteer work continued but it faded out over the next couple of years.
Another trick to make a weak boombox sound like it is a lot more powerful is to add an external soundbox. This can be achieved at zero cost by placing the boombox into any receptacle just larger than its size, a bit taller, and like 20-50 cm deeper than the boombox itself, keeping the player inside still near the opening. Wood furniture works really well for this, and floor level is preferable since it would help further bass frequencies.
That is a central problem with fusion: the volumetric power density of fusion reactors sucks. It's not a trivial criticism, it's an economic showstopper.

LPP's concept has other problems, of course, like the aspirational physics of those putative 1000 T plasma knots, and direct conversion by Handwave Engineering.
I typically do my morning reading through HN fo 30min or more. Take a shower to actually wake up. I see the kids off to the school bus, then use the home gym with my wife for 60 to 90 minutes (CrossFit style workouts). I rinse off in the shower and walk across the hall to my home office and start my day.
As far as noise cancelling goes, there's really only 3 phones that are worth considering:

WH-1000XM3

QC35

Bose 700

As a side note, I use a pair of beyerdynamics DT770 80 ohm headphones, and they have positively excellent isolation. With music on, I can't hear anything outside, and nobody can hear anything I'm hearing at all. Have you tried to see if closed, isolated headphones fit your use case? There's way more options in that space, so you're more likely to find something comfortable and with a sound signature you really like.
I found that quite interesting: After the boomboxes went away, "outdoors" music got more personal, less communal. You had your CD/MD/MP3 players and listened with headphones.

Now common/cheap BT speakers made public music listening en vogue again. Just right for me to enter my grumpy old man phase, but interesting nonetheless. (And to be honest, it beats the sheer cringe level of someone carrying around a vintage portable record player)

This also seems to make it more acceptable to listen to music/videos on your smartphones external speakers, so I'm willing to bet that having better ones will be a factor for current/future development.
Some people feel headache due to Noise canceling. There are lots of reports about it.

I never felt anything.
I also have a pair of QuietComforts that are over a decade old. I recently bought replacement ear covers from Bose, and an aftermarket cable on Amazon, and after using them all day yesterday, can report that they seem to be good as new!