I’m a former (long long ago) Linux admin and a current heavy (but not really deep) powershell user.
The .net-ification of *nix just seems bonkers to me.
Does it really work that well?
I’m a former (long long ago) Linux admin and a current heavy (but not really deep) powershell user.
The .net-ification of *nix just seems bonkers to me.
Does it really work that well?
Tax the fuck out of the billionaire class
I could do it, but not since the stairs are out of TP
Shophouses are pretty ubiquitous in SE Asia but they aren’t typically MDUs like pictured; more like townhouses. I wonder if that’s the situation in Tokyo too?
Maybe it’s just nap time for the mods…
Mine’s really good at IDing Dicots…
Where does Hawai’i vs Hawaii fall on the scale?
I realize my post was vague now. The poster I replied to said they have DT 770s and DT 990s which are essentially open and closed versions of the same headphones and I have the 770s which are the closed ones.
In retrospect that requires a lot of specific knowledge on Beyerdynamics products (but in my defense I didn’t think anyone else would see it when I commented 😅)
It does help - thanks for the detailed reply.
I went from working in an office where closed were basically a requirement (to not be rude AND to block out distractions) to working from home. I love these headphones but was wondering if now that I’m in a more controlled environment I should switch to open. Sounds like it’s probably not worth the extra expense.
You’ve used these two models or you’re just speaking generally?
I have a pair of DT 770 Pros @ 250 Ohms. Does open vs closed make much of a difference?
Makes way more sense now 🤣
mocking the stereotype
That’s…how racist jokes work?…
“Back and to the left…”
I keep going back and forth on blocking them.
So far I haven’t because I’ve been using their success/failure as a barometer of the situation here. It can be exhausting though
Is this an AI bicycle or a Dyson bicycle?
I honestly don’t know but there must some translation happening between .net objects and *nix.
And .net “core” started supporting Linux like a decade ago. I’m guessing they’re related ¯\_(ツ)_/¯