#device compatibility

[techdriveplay]

Logitech G335 - TDP Review - Still Worth It in 2024?

As the gaming industry continues to evolve, the demand for high-quality, reliable, and affordable gaming accessories remains paramount. Among these accessories, gaming headphones play a critical role in delivering immersive audio experiences and clear communication. The Logitech G335, released in 2021, has been a popular choice for gamers seeking a budget-friendly option without compromising on…

[news4nose]

Using Wireless Charger, you can charge your phone without plugging in any cables. But here’s the question: Does using wireless charging degrade your phone’s battery? Are you sure, such chargers are device friendly?

[hybridappbuilder]

Uniting Gamers Across Platforms: Explore the Best Games with Seamless Compatibility! 🌐🎮

Dive into a gaming world where boundaries disappear, and friends can play together, no matter the device. Let's discover the champions of cross-platform gaming! 🚀

[hypnictwitch]

While I don't defend zoomers or whatever we're calling them blasting their phones in public IMO at least part of the problem is phones no longer coming with earphones

[tranquilbird]

Ngl I think bands should also release more CDs instead of just Vinyl Records constantly

[elvesdragonsanddarkmagic]

Pain

[ethan-elliott]

fucking hell time to switch to the desktop I guess since it’s going to end up breaking the app if I don’t buy a whole ass new phone

[cohlecosa]

currently contemplating marty and rust in pacific rim

[murderisanaturalcause]

Pls someone try to convince me to not buy all dragon age games (again) in the 90% off steam sale going on rn

[techdriveplay]

A Comprehensive Guide to Smart Home Devices Installation

Our goal is to equip you with the necessary tools and knowledge for successful smart home devices installation.

The concept of a smart home has transitioned from futuristic fantasy to reality, thanks to the ever-evolving world of smart home devices. The cornerstone of this transformation is the smart home devices installation process, which empowers homeowners to elevate their living spaces into realms of efficiency, convenience, and security. Proper installation is crucial; it ensures that smart…

[owtt]

it’s been half an hour and my game is still updating….. lol….

[woundlingus]

It’s stressing me out that my art isn’t the same colours on my phone, my iPad, or my computer 😭 girl what’s your colours!!!!!!!! Speak me to me!!!!

[unnonexistence]

where would we be without the humble .txt file

[princehendir]

am enjoying how all the dragon age mutuals are getting into baldurs gate except for you, who's getting into one piece. unless you were already into one piece and i am only just now noticing because i am also getting into one piece. either way (handshake emoji) onepiece

Yeah I'm only just recently into One Piece and it's been funny for me too. All the oomfs are getting into something new & flashy that's consistent with our previous shared interest and I'm like hey have you guys heard of one of the longest running anime on earth? Started in the 70s? Sound of the summer

[snarp]

I wrote this "How To Pick Out A Cheap Laptop In Early 2023" tutorial for my parents' law office; there's some task-specific stuff in there, but it may be useful for other people.

DON'T SPEND MORE THAN $500 - You can generally meet all of the guidelines below for under $400.

YOU NEED WINDOWS 10, NOT WINDOWS 11 - Avoid buying Windows 11 PCs or upgrading existing PCs to Windows 11. If a PC uses Windows 11, turn it off whenever it is not in use. As of right now (early 2023), Windows 11 is still only really intended for use in places with 100%-consistent high-speed internet access. The office's internet connection (like most places in Appalachia) can't handle this, so Windows 11 computers are likely to slow the whole network to a crawl. (There are a few things you can do to make this less of a problem, but they're not practical for the office (time-consuming, have to be re-done regularly, will stress everyone out).)

YOU NEED AN ETHERNET PORT - Since spotty wifi is a problem in a lot of places, buying a laptop with no ethernet port is a bad idea. (Also, laptops WITHOUT ethernet adapters aren't generally designed for heavy daily use - they can break easily.)

YOU NEED BOTH AN HDMI PORT AND AN SVGA PORT - The vast majority of TVs/projectors use either HDMI or SVGA ports; some recent laptops are missing one or both. This makes it very hard to, for example, give PowerPoint presentations in old courthouses.

YOU NEED A (SMALL) SSD DRIVE - Computers with SSDs (solid-state drives) can turn on and open files MUCH faster than those with HDDs (hard disc drives). SSDs have less storage space than HDDs, but that doesn't matter for the office's purposes - 256 GB is more than enough.

YOU NEED AT LEAST 8GB OF RAM - Preferably 16GB.

YOU DON'T WANT A "BUILT-IN BATTERY" - This just means "battery that can't be replaced." Laptops like this are designed to be disposable, so they always have a lot of other problems.

YOU NEED AT LEAST TWO USB-3 PORTS - Some recent laptops only have USB-C ports (the tiny ones), not the normal, rectangular ones (USB-3 and -2). USB-C-only laptops are intended as fashion accessories - they're not meant to be used for daily work, and (as above) always have a lot of other problems.

YOU WANT AN INTEL CORE i5-EQUIVALENT-OR-BETTER PROCESSOR - This isn't as big a deal as the RAM or SSD, but i3 processors slow down a lot of stuff.

YOU PROBABLY NEED A CD DRIVE - Many recent laptops don't have CD drives, but there are going to be times when you need them. (If necessary, you can buy a USB CD drive.)

BLUETOOTH ISN'T ACTUALLY VERY IMPORTANT - You can get a USB plugin if you need it, but you probably won't.

YOU DO NOT WANT A MACBOOK OR ANY OTHER APPLE PRODUCT - For too many reasons to list.

YOU DO NOT WANT A CHROMEBOOK - Even worse than MacBooks.

LINUX LAPTOPS ARE USUALLY FINE BUT YOU DON'T KNOW HOW TO USE THEM - You'll end up needing to install Windows 10.