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new form factor? honey, that is a form factor called palmtop, in the 1990s we had plenty of them, like Atari Portfolio that was the one that John Connor used to hack the ATM in Terminator 2.

My Galago pro, suddenly went off on blank screen and it's not coming up on screen. Also it only display the power button light, the fan is working, the processing is is warm which indicate it's working, the ram is okay. What can i do?

It might be clearer to explain that a Class A amp is running at full power all of the time. Any juice that doesn't get used for music gets turned into heat. In fact, the louder the music is the cooler the amp runs.

I like the UE ROLL because I had mine since 2016 I’ve seen a wonder boom but I feel like my role is better. I recently got a new Bose sound blink revolve that thing is good but as for UE speakers the role is my favorite.

I don’t know what to think of this. Got a used 2020 Matebook 14s and while Windows did work perfectly as far as I could tell, I expelled that spyware immediately. But… I’ve tried lots of different distributions including Ubuntu, and none of them work well. The fingerprint reader isn’t detected or supported - and this modern UI idiocy of hiding everything that isn’t available means I can’t tell the difference, it LOOKS like it’s not detected, there’s nothing in settings for fingerprints or a reader, but they would just hide it if it was detected but unsupported… Anyway, I don’t mind that much that the fingerprint sensor is unusable. A much bigger issue is that scaling support is not great. This high-DPI 3:2 screen is a beauty, but at 100% everything is way to small, at 200% it’s way too big, and anything in between… doesn’t work very well. KDE on Kubuntu had a slider for fractional scaling but nothing changed size. Xfce on multiple distros also refused to cooperate. Gnome at last has experimental support for fractional scaling, and Ubuntu uses a forked variant with some optimizations that makes it stable enough for them to offer the feature as non-experimental. It works decently well, but for some reason the entire machine feels slower, including the desktop, than it did on Fedora 38 with Gnome (where enabling fractional scaling via gsettings didn’t bring forth any options other than 100% or 200% btw). MATE offered scaling but setting it to 1.5 made everything SMALLER (I guess the desktop is then bigger, in a relative way…) This machine will occasionally be used as a laptop, something I can take along on a trip for example. But for the most part it’ll be plugged in to power and my living room TV, where I will for example watch RUclips ad-free. I chose to pay for Premium lite before because I hate ads, but Be Extraordinarily Evil Google got tired of it and shut it down. They would like me to pay twice as much and get a load of services that don’t interest me, some of which are what you get for free on a desktop/laptop anyway, such as playing in the background. In my country it’s perfectly legal to use ad-blockers, and my slightly bad conscience for content creators who lose out on ad revenue is more than balanced out by my clear conscience I’m no longer directly contributing to the obscene profits of the most harmful company ever to have existed - Google. All of this means a very high DPI internal screen will need to work alongside a very low DPI (4K, but 85 inches, baby!) external screen. And the machine will be mostly plugged-in, semi permanently, so it will need more intelligence in the charging approach than “charge to 100% and keep it there” if I don’t want to kill the battery as fast as possible. The screens may have to run at different refresh rates, too, and maybe have different scaling… All of this is actually pretty easy to accomplish on Windows, evil spyware though it may be, but it’s all proving very hard so far on Linux. The only thing I’m not sure I can get working if I sell my soul and install Windows is 4K at 60 Hz with HDR… the HDMI port is likely 1.4b (btw WHY is it still so hard to find out?!? The industry needs to get its act together, it’s ridiculous!!) and can only do 4K at 30 Hz sans HDR. The single USB-C port has some kind of DisplayPort support, but it’s again impossible to find out if it’s 1.2 or 1.4 or even if the port is 3.1 or 3.2 and if it’s Gen 1 or Gen 2 or Gen 2x2 (it ain’t, 2020, but the point still stands. My duckducking-informed guess is that it’s a 3.1 Gen 1 or possibly 3.2 Gen 1 which is the same thing in this context, because that means it uses the data pins also to carry DisplayPort, which in turn means a converter to HDMI can do 4k@60 HDR, but a hub cannot, without disabling the other ports at least, as the DP takes up all the pins and no USB is available. At minimum I need power and DisplayPort to work at once, I can use a USB-A port for my unifying receiver, but it’s nigh-on impossible to find out which hub if any can get the job done. USB-C, designed to make everything simple… EPIC failure. Three rants in one, against evil corporations, against an industry still failing to be user friendly, and lastly against your pretense computers are simple and everything is easy. Yes, people should be unafraid to try and Ubuntu is a decent choice (but Fedora impressed me more, with third-party repositories welcomed already in the installer I found Vivaldi, my browser, right in the software center, and DRM-ed crap like NetFlix just worked immediately - not so on Ubuntu, which couldn’t even install deb packages out of the box, and where components needed for DRM were missing; not to mention how gorgeous and fast and stable it was). It’s not easy however. I’ve programmed professionally a few decades and I don’t find it easy. Don’t insult me claiming that it is.

Is it so difficult to pronounce Huawei correctly? When you pronounce it, it sounds like Wah-way. You've dropped the 'h' completely, but it is actually pronounced.

You need to tell people the the Del lTB16 does not display anything out of the 4 video ports if you use it without UPGRADING THE FIRMWARE first. Also You cannot upgrade the firmware if you don't have a DELL LAPTOP to access the DELL site as it wants the laptops serial number for registration! Everything else works, the USB2.0, USB3 etc if you CONNECT IT TO A THUNDERBOLT USBC port. I tested it with the iPad Pro 12.9 (M1) unit and that's why I know.

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I swear this thing would be perfect if they ever added a wireless feature to it... not for gaming per say but just because you can have it. I still have mine till this day and it's still like brand new.

Boy am I late to the game. I was wondering what happened to the Tekzilla and Tekthing. Yes I have been under a rock.

I tried and tried and tried....but your two sounds like two muppet characters on amphetamine! Lots of useful and good info indeed, ok...but God! Presenting THIS way ! OMG. My head hurts even after skipping (fast forwarding) of some parts of this video. With all due respect...thank you for the info and not thank you for the headache.

They are awesome but their life span is 3 to 5 years max. The unit as a whole will work and the motor is strong for many years to come. The flaw that kills the machine is the Pinch sensor. its an electrical sensor that goes on each side of the box that tells if it is full or stuck or as the name implies pinching. That sensor is know for being the weak point. If your tech inclined you can give it more years if you replace the sensor with a new one. other wise be ready for the liter robot iii to give you issues by year 4+

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gaming with a track ball mouse lol

I want more...

Where are you guys? We miss you

I have the 4gb model I'm going to play with. See what I can achieve with windows 11 x86

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Im going to do something Analogue and play some Tetris 😉

I payed 112$ for a 1TB sandisk flashdrive n it cam with only 920GB its alot but not what i payed for, make sure your getting what you expect just sayn

Thanks for this video! It helped me to replace the battery in my galp3 today.

where can i get it.. Online shopping?

Y'all need to come back!

Love you guys. Thank you for all your work over the years.

So the QC20 is still king in wire in ear noise cancelling? I have it for about 5 years, it just started to fall apart, I'm looking for a replacement and all the research says it's still king anybody has has a different say? or maybe a close second to the Bose (it has to be wired in ear) the noise cancelling is my number 1 priority I don't mind getting a new Bose, I just love to change thing

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it would be cool thing that after someone set pot to get 10V the value of pot is them measured in ohms and given as data so it can be set even more easily before soldering and powering amp?

Class D introduces a very high frequency noise - that has to then be filtered out of the signal. And filters are very difficult to do right.

Thanks so much for the info on the Fast Photo from Epson. This is on my radar right now. Years ago I did scan everything that I had but would now like to redo it with updated technology and the fabulous software that Epson has.

You didn't put the thermal pad on correctly and forgot to peel the other side of it, other then that, great video.

shes fine 😍😍

No offense but get to the damn point! What is the best password manager?

Well this mouse doesn't react well, after 3 years of clicking....poor quality imo.

Many thanks for taking the time to make this. My problem was the roller had stopped working, the one in the center of the the left and right buttons. Couldn't see anything wrong so just wiped all the parts around with 70% alcohol and works fine now. Would not have found that 5th screw under the battery sticker without this video. thanks again.

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R.i.p. Harmony 😔

Honestly, not surprised at all that makerfaire will probably be going away. I went to the very first one at that bay area location and it was incredible, the amount of attractions were spectacular and it was clear that a lot of money was spent to make it an amazing show. There were test drives of amazing new hybrid vehicles, full size BattleBots arena, incredible music bands, and amazing tech booths everywhere you turned. Fast forward only two or three years, and the event turned into a money grab. Ticket prices were becoming ridiculous, compared to the amount of attractions that were being offered. Almost everything at the show was meant to upsell you on things. If you went there as a family of five, your wallet would be destroyed. Most of the builds were copy-paste from burning man. Meanwhile, the only attractions that were left were little booths for children with pipe cleaners and learning to solder, and that sort of nonsense. I'm sure it's gone by now, no offense, but good riddance.

Q acoustics 3020i vs elac b5.2 My room size is 10 x 10 ft

It's too bad Razer abandoned the Razer Phone. Stuff like this would have been awesome if they ahd stuck with it. Even Apple doesn't have integration like this.

Still love and miss this show. Damn it my feels.

and u have a windows 7

Thanks for a very helpful video. If there's one thing I'd like to replace, it's the battery. Is there one with more capacity that I could use in this laptop?

Am from India how much cost

Where is it though? It's nowhere to be found. 😅

I have the Romeo Saber power bank, but I need help. I'm trying to buy the replacement power cord any help on the one I need? I don't know the pin size.