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Seems like a good deal. Keep in mind that if you plan on upgrading the CPU you'll also be buying a new motherboard and a better cooler which altogether could easily cost another $400 USD.

You could negotiate a better price based on the cleanliness of the case (looks pretty dusty) and the stock CPU cooler, but honestly it's already a low cost for the hardware, so I wouldn't ask for more than about 5% decrease. If anything you should be looking out for red flags as to why it's so cheap, not that I see anything visually wrong with it, but I tend to be cautious/skeptical.

Also as a warning, Hell Let Loose is a great game but it's poorly optimized. I have an RTX 3070 and an Intel 9900k and the game often dips to 40-50 FPS depending on the scenario I'm in.

I'll give that a shot. Thanks for the reply.

I had the same issue. I'm not convinced it's much better than Elgato Noise Removal anyway, so I just use that.

Yes I see it, do you plan to replace the displays on the other two?

Honestly I don't remember, it was over 10 years ago. Rereading my post, it looks like I had RAM that wasn't compatible with my motherboard.

Good luck getting it figured out.

It is an option, not sure when it was added: Samsung keyboard settings > Language and types > Numbers and symbols > 3 x 4

Found this old post because I like the browser but I'm also fed up with the animation speed. (Using a Galaxy S22.)

Since nobody actually answered your question: You technically can speed up the animation by lowering the "Animator duration scale" setting in the Developer options menu (in your Android system Settings; Developer options aren't visible by default and need to be enabled.) The issue with this method is that it will speed up animations all over your phone, like when switching between apps for example. Sometimes the increased animation speed makes your phone feel more responsive and snappier, other times it can feel jarring.

It's a shame that this is still an issue years later and on their newer phones. I actually have a very similar problem with the Samsung Calendar app. I think that app is functionally better and more visually appealing than Google Calendar, but the animation when you tap on a day is extremely slow, it ruins the whole experience.

Don't act like the naming conventions are a reliable indicator of device capability lmao

Mine was working fine until randomly changing to the horizontal layout on its own today and now I can't change it back. Very annoying.

Edit: The issue started for me after I got auto updated to Version 2401 Build 16.0.17231.20182 which appears to have been released a couple days ago on January 30th according to https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/officeupdates/update-history-microsoft365-apps-by-date

I only found out today that OneNote 2016 is still in active development, as the Windows 10 version is being discontinued. I am hopeful that this issue will be resolved eventually.

Update Feb 9th 2024: It fixed itself overnight! But if I'm being honest I got used to the horizontal tabs and I kind of like them more now... lol

It makes sense that they added the ability to make your profile private, but I wish it wasn't the default.

I used to check out my team's profiles at the start of a comp game to give me an idea of what they like to play and what they're good at and use that knowledge to adapt my hero pick.

Evil Chicken lvl 159, and then I'll have it for dinner. :)

I'm glad it worked for you :]

I'm having this same issue with a brand new pair of QC 2's. I didn't have this issue with the first generation. I loved my first gen QC Earbuds, but unfortunately they stopped working altogether after about 18 months of frequent use, and now I'm not yet entirely convinced that their successor is much of an upgrade :(

There was a batch of defective units of this product. I believe the sticker indicates that it's either been repaired or was manufactured after the bad batch. Check out this GN video on it. https://youtu.be/jHdEqWpexH0

I think it's a safe cooler to buy. They've extended the warranty from 2 to 6 years since it launched and their response to the manufacturer defects was about as professional you could hope.

I use that Dell monitor as a second display as well. Gets the job done and it's space efficient 😎

RIF is still the best reddit app, even in death.

I agreed with you for a long time before I had some.

When I got an S22 which had no headphone jack I was pretty frustrated, but I did eventually give in when I had the need for some earbuds and buy some Bose QuietComfort wireless earbuds almost 2 years ago.

They are so amazing, one of my favorite purchases in a long time. They literally never have fallen out because they're well designed and fit me perfectly. The noise cancelling is excellent. The sound quality is the best I've had in earbuds, although of course it's not better than my Sennheiser wired headphones I use at my PC.

I'm really impressed at the battery life as well, I never wear them for more than a couple of hours but they've never died on me from a full charge. The case holds several charges.

The biggest issues with them are definitely exclusive to wireless earbuds, problems I never had with a wired pair. One is the size of the case, it's a lot less pocketable than other brands. Also, only the right earbud directly communicates with the audio source. This means that if you want to wear only the left one, the right one still has to be connected. Both of these issues are resolved with the second generation QuietComfort earbuds.

Airpods, on the other hand, are so inconsistent and seem to be riddled with issues. The only reasons I'd recommend them to someone is for their transparency mode and the seamless connectivity with Apple products. Other products will definitely have transparency mode of the same quality eventually. At my work we are an Apple Authorized Service Provider and we deal with Airpods issues all the time. A lot of the issues are caused by neglect and user error, but I can't ignore the huge amount of them that come in with audio crackling, volume issues, connectivity issues, etc. The only saving grace is that you can get them replaced under manufacturer warranty or AppleCare quite easily.

All that being said, I'd be reluctant to go back to wearing wired earbuds for regular use, I hate having to untangle them. I fully understand your stance because I felt the exact same way a few years ago, and if you're purely concerned about sound quality wired is still the way to go. But, once you find a pair of true wireless buds that work for you, they're a pretty amazing innovation. Just be glad that many manufacturers are still making wired earbuds as well, they don't seem to be going anywhere and there are some excellent choices on the market that far exceed the sound quality of any wireless option.