Wer wäscht da denn was für Geld? Halte ich für unwahrscheinlich.
Wer wäscht da denn was für Geld? Halte ich für unwahrscheinlich.
Nur 60 Milliarden? Heißt das, statt einer Bankenrettung hätten wir fünf Superstädte bauen können?
There is. I’d say it actually goes right in most cases. Like, assuming you had a decent childhood, your parents had power over you and it went right. And went way better than it would have if no one had power over you. Of course one can also have shitty parents, but saying it always goes wrong is over the top. Imo instead we should discuss in what contexts who should have what amount of power over whom, keeping everything as liberal as possible, but also have systems of power in place where necessary.
We don’t. We just relocate slightly upstream and now they have to drink our shit!
For Apple, privacy means restricting access to your data for third parties. They take it for granted that they themselves should have access to everything. Apple protects your privacy from third parties, but not from Apple. In that regard, they actively compromise your privacy, because they upload and keep a lot more of user data on their servers than one would expect, and are semitransparent about that at best.
Of course the same is true for google, plus google makes more money with ads and owns a lot more of “internet infrastructure”: For Apple, they have control over your OS and maybe browser. Google owns the OS, your browser, the DNS server, the search, the cached version of a website, the captiveportalcheck server, maybe even the domain register and hosting provider. Apple has targeted apps as well, but the pure scale of what google is doing makes it so much worse in that regard.
The same is true for manufacturers like Samsung, Huawei etc. as well, they too want as much of your data, and want other parties to get as little, as possible. That’s just what’s happening across the industry: data is the new gold, the fewer parties have access to a certain set of data the higher its value.
Very simply put:
IPhone -> Apple tries to get all your data, but restrict access for third parties
Stock Android -> Google and manufacturer x try to get all your data, but restrict access for fourth parties
Then there are Linux phones, probably great for privacy but honestly not practical at the current state. And then there are custom roms like LineageOS, grapheneos etc. That’s where I always land, because I want actual privacy including from the maker of my device. Also, clean LineageOS on a well supported device is just miles ahead of any stock android rom if you ask me. But if I did not have the time or skill to flash custom roms I could totally see me buying an iPhone. I won’t, because lineage, but you get the point.
Tl,Dr: Get LineageOS or GrapheneOS. If you can’t or don’t want to: IPhone might be slightly better in terms of privacy.
Sorry for the wall of text, hope it helps someone!
One of my secret hopes is that I live to see Windows die.
I’m so torn about valve. It is after all a proprietary platform. I use it since always and have hundreds of games and just know they’ll all be gone at some point in the future. No word about making steam client open source, not even talking about something like decentralized proof of ownership etc. (For obvious reasons)
That said: they do incredible work for Linux. Their games have been Linux compatible since ages! And actually play well on Linux. Their client works flawlessly. And what they have done with proton is just flat out incredible. As you say Linux gaming is awesome currently and has not been that exciting for a long time. In short they do awesome work, I’d just wish they were a little bit open sourceier.
I ordered some of these:
With a little bit of luck it should be an easy repair. Thanks again!
That seems to be it! Or “JST-PH”? Not sure what the difference is between PH and PHR-5. 2mm pitch seems to be it at least, and plastic tabs seem to be at the right place:
(Backside of PCB from pictures before)
Just order some of the generic ones I find for " JST-PH" on aliexpress and pray? You are a great help, thank you!
Thanks for your help! Looks almost identical, but not exactly! The little plastic tabs on the edge are a bit further apart on the connector you send me. Or at least that’s what it looks like on pictures I find:
Here the little plastic tabs are roughly above pin 1 and 5, on my connector it’s more above pin 2 and 4… Hope you can understand what I mean. Any idea?
Thanks I will check them out!
I got no experience with ANC in over-ears. It’s weird: with in-ears, you get pretty good ANC even in the cheaper <$50 ones. But it seems like you can’t get decent quality anc in cheaper over-ears…
Slightly rephrasing my question: what’s the least I have to spend for over-ears decent quality and?
Someone knows some <$100 over ear headphones with solid anc?
… and the budget one does not even have ANC if I understand it correctly.
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