Daily Chit-Chat: What even is this?

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Anyone else think Apple's proposal to remove the headphone jack from iPhones is impractical, greedy, arrogant, and downright stupid?

I think that will definitely come to bite Apple back (get it?), because people like listening to their music and this is Apple's trick to encourage people to splurge on those expensive wireless headphones. But, it appears the iPhone7 isn't the first phone to have had no headphone jack.
 
I think that will definitely come to bite Apple back (get it?), because people like listening to their music and this is Apple's trick to encourage people to splurge on those expensive wireless headphones. But, it appears the iPhone7 isn't the first phone to have had no headphone jack.
I'd be inclined to disagree at this point, especially considering that multiple carriers in the US are reporting record pre-sales with the iPhone 7.
 
Had been using this Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 phone for few weeks from now, being a budget $200 USD phone it is a great surprise that the processor is quite high-end and the UI of the phone , MIUI is very fluent and simple. Also, with a 4000 mah battery this phone can go full usage of a day and charged pretty fast with 2 hours.

Definite a good phone to go!
 
Isn't it fun when you have a laptop that has problems, most crucially thermal shutdowns, in addition to generally high CPU usage?

Let's see... I had to disassemble an entire HP laptop just to get the dust out of its heat sink, reapply thermal compound on three different spots, assemble it back again (and breaking the internal microphone cable, so the laptop's mic's useless), and then boot it up again to unset the full-disk compression that was somehow enabled on that laptop.

This is going to take a very long time...
 
Tsutarja said:

You can use an app on your computer such as Connectify to securely "share" your school's wireless to wireless devices that are simply incapable of WPA2 Enterprise encryption methods. Make sure the password on your Connectify hotspot is nice, long, secure and random. SometimesEvenPasswordsLikeThisDoWondersAndAreEasyToRememberAndType, as an example.
 
You can use an app on your computer such as Connectify to securely "share" your school's wireless to wireless devices that are simply incapable of WPA2 Enterprise encryption methods. Make sure the password on your Connectify hotspot is nice, long, secure and random. SometimesEvenPasswordsLikeThisDoWondersAndAreEasyToRememberAndType, as an example.
I'm not gonna pay for software just to do that.
 
So iTunes had an update, would not let me accept the terms of service, and now Apple Music will not work properly on my computer. Great stuff Apple.
 
rant:

I really don't like my ISP. I don't like them at all.

But alas, they have a monopoly on just about all of Central Florida and all of the other choices (lol Comcast, LOL AT&T) are worse.
lol, I hear ya on that one!

Back then, Tampa had Verizon as an option. They were always preferred over Bright House. Nowadays, it's Bright House or Frontier and it's pretty much pick your poison at this point.

Also, any day now Charter Spectrum is going to be introduced to central Florida.

So iTunes had an update, would not let me accept the terms of service, and now Apple Music will not work properly on my computer. Great stuff Apple.
Is it still doing this now?
 
Losing out not making this the splash image for this section.

[PokeCommunity.com] Daily Chit-Chat: What even is this?
 
I'm seriously considering getting a UPS now that there seems to be quite a lot of power outages lately... aw.

On another topic, anything interesting with regard to computing lately?
 
I'm seriously considering getting a UPS now that there seems to be quite a lot of power outages lately... aw.

On another topic, anything interesting with regard to computing lately?
Not only does a UPS allow for continued computer use during a power outage/lack of disruption, but they're also great for taking the effects of a power surge instead of the computer itself.

Hmm, anything new? Other than me learning Visual Basic, not much for me to report. :P
 
Not only does a UPS allow for continued computer use during a power outage/lack of disruption, but they're also great for taking the effects of a power surge instead of the computer itself.

I'm just wondering what I should look for - ideally the UPS should be able to keep my desktop powered on even when at the middle of a game.
 
APC is probably the leader in UPS devices.

Also I got myself a 500 GB 850 Evo SSD, a 1 TB WD Blue platter drive, and a new wireless router from MicroCenter last night. I'm hoping to have my new PC up and running by the end of tonight.

... I should probably get a UPS at some point in the near future, too, but that can wait.
 
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