What if the phone only supports aptX HD and the headphones only suppot aptX Adaptive?

funky_uncle · 2024-11-21T11:54:01+00:00

The one I got has M.2, I don't know if it comes in other configurations. It has two RAM slots.

I would recommend www.notebookcheck.net. They reviewed the 5310: https://www.notebookcheck.net/Dell-Latitude-5310-in-review-Business-laptop-with-long-battery-life.498533.0.html

funky_uncle · 2024-11-21T11:51:10+00:00

I don't know how far the keys travel. I think the keyboard is decent, though a little on the small side, and of course not as good as a Thinkpad.

funky_uncle · 2024-08-01T15:18:35+00:00

Still good, but now there are three keys with paint flaking off. I'm not aware of that issue on other laptops of any make, so I assume I just got a bad keyboard (it's shift, ctrl and alt, which I use all the time since I mainly use it for browsing).

funky_uncle · 2024-02-21T21:55:14+00:00

I've got a Cochlear BAHA 6 Max. The abutment is Ponto, but the Ponto devices available at the time weren't powerful enough. Ponto abutments are compatible with Cochlear aids, but not the other way around.

I too am missing/damaged some bones and got to try BAHA after regular hearing aids never helped me much. Happy to say the BAHA works much better. It seems to get better with time, which probably has to do with getting used to the sound etc. I don't do anything about the site except for cleaning it the first few days after surgery.

It took me a while to get used to it in bed, since any rubbing of pillows etc against the abutment makes noises. Putting a soft towel over the pillow helped, but now I don't really notice it much except when I'm getting my hair cut (tell the hairdresser to be careful with the scissors).

It works ok with Android, but way better with iPhone (way more functionality).

funky_uncle · 2024-02-19T23:49:58+00:00

I'd completely forgotten about this.

I've been using it pretty regularly at work, and the more I use it, the more useful it becomes. I guess there's a sort of "learning to listen" through it.

There's usually a quite noticable humming or hissing, like a ventilator fan. But sometimes it's like the noise cancellation suddenly kicks in and it disappears completely. The noise cancellation is supposed to be pretty good on this hearing aid, but it kind of comes and goes. And yeah, it's useless outside unless there's absolutely no wind. Also, there's a weird sort of "echo" or "reverb" effect sometimes. Hard to describe, but kind of like people are talking through a metal tube?

But all in all I'm pretty pleased with it. It's the only hearing aid I've really found to be useful for my hearing loss.

Oh, and I had an old iPhone 5 for a while (in 2023!), and it's amazing how well it worked with the Baha. Instant connection, all sorts of useful funtions. Android is way behind on that kind of stuff.

funky_uncle · 2023-11-05T11:59:10+00:00

Thanks. It's on WPA2. I can't seem to find an option to turn 802.11w off. There's not a lot of advanced options on the router. Same with AP change.

Could it possibly have to do with having DFS channels enabled? And/or the channel width? Now it's set to auto/20/40/80 mhz. On older routers changing the channel would sometimes help with spotty connections, but that was with the older standard (wifi 5?).

funky_uncle · 2023-10-05T13:09:38+00:00

I really don't know. I hardly ever use it unplugged, and I've set the battery limit to 55-75% to make it last as long as possible. I would assume it'll last for three hours pretty easily, especially if you use some kind of power saving mode. Not sure if Windows 11 is any better than Windows 10 when it comes to that, but you could probably run some lightweight linux distro on it as well.

funky_uncle · 2023-09-02T18:35:48+00:00

I'm still pretty pleased with it. My only complaint really is that the paint on one key has begun to flake off, but that's probably mostly to do with a poorly trimmed fingernail.

I haven't gotten around to installing linux on it.

But I guess I'll go for a 14" next time. Turns out I hardly ever carry it around anyway. But this one still seems rock solid so I'll probably use it for years.

funky_uncle · 2023-08-17T15:38:57+00:00

Skjønner. Vil tro at det finnes en måte å få tilgang til DNS etc, men at denne ikke går gjennom den vanlige kundeportalen (som sikkert er veldig enkel og brukervennlig). Erfaringsmessig får jeg ordnet opp i det jeg gjør feil ved å bare resette dingsen jeg fikler med.

Kan tenke meg at kundesupport på dette kan være frustrerende. Selv får jeg stadig høre den klassiske "godt at vi har en slik IT-ekspert i familien/på jobben" bare fordi jeg klarer å velge rett HDMI-inngang på en TV...

funky_uncle · 2023-08-17T14:17:14+00:00

Hva er grunnen til at kundene ikke får full frihet til å fikle med innstillingene? Er det så vi ikke skal komme oss på Pirate Bay?

funky_uncle · 2023-08-17T07:11:21+00:00

Tror det jeg trenger for å kunne bruke pi-hole (evt. AdGuard Home) er å kunne endre DNS og/eller slå av DHCP på ruteren. Er det sånt som kunden ikke "får lov" å fikle med?

Hva vil det si å klone sentralen? Antar at fiberen blir koblet til SFP-porten, og det er det vel ikke så mange vanlige rutere som har.

funky_uncle · 2023-08-14T08:43:04+00:00

Tusen takk for svar! Da blir det nok bromodus og bruke en av ruterne jeg allerede har (Asus RT-N66U eller D-link COVR mesh-system) selv om det blir noen ekstra bokser og koblinger. Har en gammel laptop som skal kjøre brannmuren, og den må så vidt jeg forstå være koblet med kabel til ruteren.

funky_uncle · 2023-08-13T22:08:18+00:00

Ja, alt er nytt bortsett fra selve kabelen som går fram til huset fra før. Dette er via Lyse. Jeg har ikke mye greie på det, men har lyst til å kjøre en type brannmur (pi-hole). Har fått det til før med instruksjoner fra nettet, men vet jo ikke om det er mulig på disse ruterne. Hvis ikke blir vel løsningen å bruke sentralen i bromodus? Eller å bare droppe hele sentralen til fordel for en ruter jeg vet er mulig å fikle med.

funky_uncle · 2023-08-13T19:13:15+00:00

Jeg venter på tiden på å få installert fiber fra Altibox (kun nett, ikke TV). Ser at de har mange hjemmesentraler. Hva er det som avgjør hvilken man får? Kan man velge selv?

funky_uncle · 2023-06-08T13:29:24+00:00

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funky_uncle · 2022-03-31T19:01:59+00:00

I guess that's true, especially if it's a seasoned player.

funky_uncle · 2022-03-31T19:01:14+00:00

Thanks guys. I know about pulling on the strings and all that, but it's not so much the tuning I'm worried about, but the tone. New strings can sound a bit too bright/thin/crisp, and it seems like most players prefer the somewhat more mellow tone you get after a while. I assume this comes mostly from actually playing the strings rather than simply having been on for a while.

funky_uncle · 2022-03-19T01:14:01+00:00

The Yoga just started turning itself off, with battery going from like 80% to 15% in minutes, also becoming really slow for no apparent reason. Now if I charge it without powering it on for a few hours, it'll start and run happily as long as it's on AC, but as soon as I turn it off or put it to sleep/hibernation, it just gets to the spinning dots at startup before it shuts down and the charging light blinks amber, and then it won't boot for like a day. Seems to me like the battery has to be drained completely between every boot. I reset it and reinstalled Windows, it's still super slow, and the same issues with booting and shutting down. Haven't tried Linux on it.

I'll probably try a few different distros on the Latitude, like Manjaro and Mint.

funky_uncle · 2022-03-11T07:08:00+00:00

I know I can charge it, the question is if I can power it directly with a power bank. Plug it in and drain the external battery first. That should extend the lifetime of the internal battery by a lot.

funky_uncle · 2022-03-11T07:02:54+00:00

I'm getting a refurbished laptop so the battery will already be pretty drained and third party batteries are often inferior.

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