Thanks, i think I’ll get deoxit definitely, I’ve seen it recommended everywhere.
Regarding the dac…there is only one left. Phono and radio are taken. So only aux was left… That’s why I’m trying to go for something covering both. If not possible, could you recommend a good BT DAC?
I think it was a C13 generic socket in the rear, so any cable could connect. Really, the only thing giving trouble seemed to be the volume.
Thanks! I guess I can try to clean them first. The amp does turn on, and as long as I’m not changing the volume, it does play back correctly. If things continue to deteriorate, I’ll consider a fix.
Thank you. I think this wasn’t there yesterday when i was intensively checking, or i must have missed it. This is the correct answer. Thanks!
Yes. It’s a permanent HWID license, associated to the hardware. No renewal needed, and it’s permanently associated to the hardware ID. If I reinstall the OS on the VM, it will reactivate without asking. And yet.
Yup. This is Win 10 IoT LTSC 21H2. Which should have updates all the way to January 13, 2032, if I’m not wrong. The HWID license is activated and attached to the VM. But…I’m getting a warning in Windows Update today.
As another user stuck on the same situation, which app did you switch to?
Comaps… Organic maps had some drama about how they handle the money and control a single point of failure with the map server address. So it was forked to comaps.
And yet the EU did force Apple to goddamn finally use USB-C in their phones. It wasn’t out of their own goodwill.
Back in the day, one of those computer magazines that included a CD full of demos, videos and other random stuff… It included some program that had a list of maybe hundred of games, for which i think it had… The cheat codes? I don’t remember. I remember it had a banger of a tracker/mod song. And more amazingly, it even played using the internal speaker, playing somehow real audio. I never again found that CD, nor that song :(
Are we believing the telegraph now?
Especially since all these niche devices have like a year of security updates at best.
Or forcing the proponents of these reforms to reveal themselves. AFAIK they’re proposing this crap to hit on everyone’s privacy while keeping their own identities anonymous.
My concern is, even if Israel withdraws, it still owns the event through Moroccan Oil financing it. We might have an scenario of Israel not participating as a country at the contest, but Israel completely monitoring and controlling the whole process and winner choosing.
Yeah…but in reality those things usually run their own CPU and firmware, which is undocumented, and you won’t catch a manufacturer dead releasing any documentation about it. This is a major roadblock.
What phones are adviceable these days for a daily driver? Is there any of them where ALL of the hardware does actually work? As in, most of the ones I’ve seen in the past had major bugs blocking from using either the mobile network, the camera, the sensors or just about everything that wasn’t just the screen and touch input. I have a spare Pixel 7 and a Pinephone Pro (that I never got to work too reliably) I keep around for possible testing of stuff.
I’m afraid with how insecure mobile networks are, modem manufacturers will never dare to open or document their mobile drivers to Linux. And we’ll continue to be stuck in this perfectly controlled and planned scenario.
Yup it does. Very sharp and usually much louder than the actual playback volume.