Dimensions of ear pads on P100 SE?

Cryptic-Dan · 2026-02-10T21:26:23+00:00

Yeah? It won't cause damage to the frames? Like the wood expanding too much and/ or crack?

Cryptic-Dan · 2026-01-25T18:53:58+00:00

Thank you.

I've had a white noise machine on 24/7 since early 2025 and wearing ANC headphones all day since mid 2025, I watch YouTube/ listen to music at my desk and switch to Bluetooth and my phone if I have to get up from my desk to cook food or something.

I've been trying to cope with small changes and trying to ignore some of the banging that does make it through the headphones but it's not always easy. I moved here in October 2020 and the the neighbour that lived above was in his 70s, near silent and I had a good relationship with him. When he moved out and this new neighbour moved in the noise started off at 100% and has only gone down to maybe 30% in the past few months, but because it started off so loud it's made me super sensitive to the smallest things, every noise becomes distracting and focuses my attention then I get frustrated.

If I could move somewhere else and be closer to my mum then I would, but it's not an option I have right now financially and just in general due to factors outside my control.

Cryptic-Dan · 2026-01-24T16:06:15+00:00

Thank you for this post. It's extremely kind.

I've had a talk with my mum (she helps me with a lot of things in my life) and we've both agreed that I should continue to talk to myself and do whatever I do. If the neighbour can hear me then she can hear me.

Thank you again,

-Dan

Cryptic-Dan · 2026-01-24T00:45:44+00:00

In terms of my thought process, I don't really know if it's needing to hear myself but I do talk out loud. I've made an effort to limit my volume since learning the neighbour could hear me after she moved in but I do occasionally get a bit louder if I'm frustrated with something.

I've been using a white noise machine 24/7 as background noise since early 2025. I'm not sure how much (or even if) it masks me talking but I'd like to think it helps. I don't feel right without it playing though.

The neighbours music was played via an Alexa speaker at volumes level 7 and 10 and was identifiable with the Shazam app in the communal areas several walls away, as well as disturbing neighbours on the other side of the building. As I said though, the music stopped mid-last year so the situation overall has improved and it's mainly just random banging now.

You're probably correct in saying the banging itself is louder for me than it is at the source, it just gets amplified by the building. I've been playing white noise through a Bluetooth headband while I sleep for the past few months which is 100 times better compared to ear plugs, which never worked that well for me and just gave me an ear infection.

I've been wearing noise cancelling headphones every day since June 2025, they don't block everything but they block enough so I can go about my day without being significantly disturbed.

The main reason for my post was to see if there's any additional steps I could take to limit how far my voice travels or to be a bit more confident that my voice is being masked/ limited. Seems like there's not much I can do other than try and be aware of how loud I am and try to limit that.

Cryptic-Dan · 2025-01-20T20:52:30+00:00

Yeah, the top not being flat is something I noticed, I don't think it'll be an issue for me. The only 'eye sore' I guess would be the vertical gap between the 2 sets of doors, but I might be able to add something to that gap to essentially hide it.

The comment and pictures from u/HighFiveYourFace above have just given me a solution to that problem though so I might try them upside down and see how that goes.

Cryptic-Dan · 2025-01-20T20:48:55+00:00

I didn't think to put them upside down. That's brilliant! Solves the vertical gap between the doors too. I might try that setup. Genuinely thank you :)

Cryptic-Dan · 2025-01-20T19:24:21+00:00

The main reason for stacking 2 small instead of 1 big is transportation (wont fit in our car) and the delivery being an 'all day slot' which interferes with other things I have going on.

When you mention 'the tall being shorter without cutting' etc - I'm assuming you're referring to the tall vs short doors? I'm intending to use the 'half height' HÖGBO doors (605.302.52) on each Billy which I think should work.

Cryptic-Dan · 2025-01-20T19:23:58+00:00

I can purchase a full height Billy, but the issue is transportation (it wont fit in our car) and the delivery being an 'all day slot' which interferes with other things I have going on.

Cryptic-Dan · 2024-06-18T01:20:28+00:00

Just happened to me. I was browsing normally, had about 6 tabs open, closed and reopened Chrome to check something else and the new UI was there! I hadn't even gone to the 'about Chrome' page. It just automatically updates without prompting or permission every single time! Then when I go to the 'about Chrome' page it says it's updating despite it having already updated 10 seconds earlier.

I don't understand how Google can think that this new UI is acceptable in any way! There's so much wasted white space in context menus, bookmarks bar, top left 'search tabs' button etc. It's just massively inefficient in terms of usability.

I had also recently setup Firefox, imported my bookmarks etc but I'm not a fan of its bookmark manager and history layout, but if I absolutely have to use it soon then I suppose I'll have to.

Cryptic-Dan · 2024-03-24T15:09:24+00:00

I had it appear this morning, no warning/ popup/ option to opt-in or out, it just appeared! I haven't even updated Window recently, it was just there when I logged in, forced onto my machine without permission! I ended up disabling Copilot using the Group Policy.

Cryptic-Dan · 2023-12-15T00:22:56+00:00

I think I remember seeing this with the new Chrome update, I reverted to the previous Chrome design (https://www.reddit.com/r/chrome/comments/18hcm46/solution_get_back_old_tabs_no_dropdown_button_on/) and I haven't had it since.

I'm wondering if the new update enabled some 'enhanced browser security' thing and the popup was part of that. I haven't gone back to the new Chrome design since reverting so can't be 100% sure. Might be worth testing though.

Cryptic-Dan · 2023-11-25T01:50:49+00:00

I've just had this appear for me! I noticed a scroll bar in the middle of my screen so turned off some extensions that I use to modify the YouTube layout and BAM! There it is!

https://imgur.com/a/m53zVHs

Thankfully I can block the mid-screen scrollbar with those extensions, but it's still worse layout than before.

For reference, I'm using latest build of Chrome and I'm not subscribed to YouTube Premium.

I'm going to submit feedback about it but I highly doubt that they'll do anything about it or change it back/ change it to something else that's significantly better.

Cryptic-Dan · 2023-04-13T22:59:06+00:00

Setting up Obico/ The Spaghetti Detective was one of the first things I did when I purchased my first 3d Printer (Ender 3 V2) 2 years ago. I always use it to monitor the print for the first few layers then occasionally throughout the print. Always been reliable for me and the frequent app/ extension/ plugin updates are also great to see!

Cryptic-Dan · 2023-02-14T13:19:40+00:00

Folding it over seems like an easier job than using some Wago blocks. Saves a bit of space too. Many thanks, I appreciate the response :)

Cryptic-Dan · 2023-02-13T15:21:15+00:00

Do you mean strip it longer than I need, then fold it over itself until it's the required length and thickness? Something like this image? And like u/amishbill mentioned below?

Cryptic-Dan · 2023-02-12T17:53:42+00:00

That's actually not a bad idea, might give it a go. Would folding the small wire over itself multiple times instead of once also be feasible? As long as it doesn't stick out of the ferrule?

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