Throwing this out there: I have these https://www.brainwavzaudio.com/collections/sheepskin-earpads/products/sony-mdr-sheepskin-earpads

Been about two years on my MDR-v6 headphones and they’re pretty nice for the price

As far as the open backs go, I’ve only had some grado 80s. Didn’t like them being on ear, the band was flat and plastic (appears the new ones have some padding), and I could hear absolutely everything in the house when I was using them

Just my opinion but I’m sure there are plenty of other ones out there and plenty of people who like the open back more

I read that it’s a 10k/hr method or thereabouts

Thank you, this is wonderful

I’m sure you’ve watched more of Ethan’s stuff but he has some really good recipes and likes to combine the science and cooking!

Since I’m from there I’ve gotten several pictures of what happened down the mendenhall river that aren’t shown in the article:

I haven’t tried it with BG3 yet, but split screen on Divinity Original Sin 2 allowed the party to fully split up and go wherever they wanted.

I would assume it’s the same in BG3

744,891 (18%) for me on YouTube on the work laptop. It’s about six months old

1. Smoke weed
2. Play catch
3. Drink a beer
4. Skateboard
5. Bmx

I always see people mention notifications not being good on iOS, and maybe I’m in the minority but why do people really care about them? What benefit am I missing from constantly being bombarded by notifications?

Like I only have notifications on for messages and phone calls, and once a month for a week turn on outlook for when I’m on call.

I’m just not sure what people need besides a line or two about what the email is or message says and the iOS covers that, whether in the card that pops down or in the Notification Center.

Ahh yeah I guess I understand that. But is it that different from when they included Skype with o365 licensing?

I sell Microsoft licensing and agree that Teams is quite a bloated mess. “Let’s take a video conferencing software, mix in instant messaging, a share point backend and also whatever else seems good”

I miss when I had slack but as a MSP we use what we sell unfortunately.

Kinda confused by this, you can buy teams licensing directly from Microsoft without a bundle: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-teams/compare-microsoft-teams-options#tabx2feaf2053ffc4566a48cdcc58109c73a