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Ooof, technology.
Bought some headphones for my Nephew for Christmas, figured I'd see if they work and update the firmware.
Go to download the Android app and read that it only works on their enterprise headsets.
Download the PC software, try to start it, reboot the computer, uninstall and reinstall, try to open the program again only to find that you have to find a tiny icon on the Task bar to get it to open.
Open it, doesn't recognise the headphones, plug in the dongle, follow the instructions, finds the dongle, can play music with or without the dongle but the software doesn't recognise the headphones.
I'll assume the software was made when EPOS was part of Sennheiser, only the Germans could make something so unnecessarily difficult.
Bought some headphones for my Nephew for Christmas, figured I'd see if they work and update the firmware.
Go to download the Android app and read that it only works on their enterprise headsets.
Download the PC software, try to start it, reboot the computer, uninstall and reinstall, try to open the program again only to find that you have to find a tiny icon on the Task bar to get it to open.
Open it, doesn't recognise the headphones, plug in the dongle, follow the instructions, finds the dongle, can play music with or without the dongle but the software doesn't recognise the headphones.
I'll assume the software was made when EPOS was part of Sennheiser, only the Germans could make something so unnecessarily difficult.
Agreed. And the god damn people that use their leafs blowers at 7am.
Part of Toronto, up until now, had a program where residents could simply rake all the leaves to the curb and then the city would come and vacuum them up. They canceled it this year and will save 2 million dollaroohs.
Mechanical Vacuum Leaf Collection
The City is no longer providing the Mechanical Vacuum Leaf Collection Program which enabled residents to rake leaves that had fallen on their property to the roadside for mechanical vaccum collection. The program was only available to a limited number of residents in Etobicoke, York and...
www.toronto.ca
I don't rake or do any of it. In the spring I just mow over whatever is on the lawn. Granted, we don't have a lot of leaf clutter on the ground but still. Some people on my street will rake and have 20+ of those huge brown bags full of leaves. Jesus, thats a lot of time and effort to do that.
Mr Kitters likes the raked leafs though...
I don't have many leaves to deal with but I have to pull out a few metric tons of fir needles from my gutters every few months.
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Been exceptionally dry here and burn bans have been issued for some areas. Drove by a couple dudes running leaf blowers toward a pile of burning debris in their front yard.
There's only three or four deciduous trees in Australia, it's good.
But people seem to love planting Liquid Ambers and Jacarandas, fuck those little spiky balls, they fill your downpipes and hurt your feet.
What kind of jalopy do you have that allows organic crap through the turbo, intercooler, engine and then the turbo again, before hitting your downpipe???
Usually called a downspout, perhaps something different in the deep south.
Downspout 'round these parts as well.
Itsy bitsy spider would call that a waterspout
Have you seen the shit he works on? I bet the guzzoline they have down there has leaves in it.
And spiders.
I find it annoying when words with inverting prefixes are more commonly used than the root words. I would be gruntled if those roots were used more often
Waterspouts take things upwards here, probably spin the other way too.
bro
that's australia
I don't know what that is but it's probably land crab spider pubes that evolved over a millenia specifically to eat your face. Like literally your specific genetically coded face. Because it's australia. And every living thing there is a dick. A highly formulated, more planned out than the history of humanity could have predicted dick.
no context freebie
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Over 1000km on gravel in 2.5 days, not bad!
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Jack Thompson sets new FKT on 1,064km Munda Biddi Trail
Last weekend, Perth native Jack Thompson completed the 1,064km Munda Biddi trail in two days, 12 hours and 15 minutes, setting a new Fastest Known Time
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I cannot comprehend and refuse to accept that Red Bull sells enough energy drinks to fund all of the events and races and athletes that they do.
I bought some deodorant that claims to be the "OG".
I think white people need their own version of "The OG".
Thinkin' something like ORLT, Original Rapey Land Theif, we need something that tells of our past.
I think white people need their own version of "The OG".
Thinkin' something like ORLT, Original Rapey Land Theif, we need something that tells of our past.
I'm a love/hate relationship with Python. I love all the things it allows me to do (especially in Infrastructure as Code), but I fucking hate it when dependency resolving becomes an absolute nightmare.
Oog. Windows is dumping VBscript, which I use to do this and that, thinking of using Python to replace, only time I have used it was screwing around with a Raspberry Pi a number of years back.
If you use the WSL2 subsystem keeping Python updated is a lot easier on Windows. My main gripe with it is because I don't have root in our Linux dev server and whenever something goes outdated my builds fail and I have to start chasing the guys with the necessary privileges.
Once you're a SysAdmin falling into regular user territory feels horrible.
It's always good when you're singing "Young and keen, flick my bean, I am the dancing queen."
And your office woman is looking at you weird.
Singing the wrong lyrics is how I cope with listening to the shit workshop radio station.
And your office woman is looking at you weird.
Singing the wrong lyrics is how I cope with listening to the shit workshop radio station.
she didn't want to flick your bean?
It's always my fault until it isn't
Ruth could not find her set of the truck keys. She proclaimed that I must have misplaced them because she always puts them in the key drawer where they belong. so after two days of checking everywhere in the house and the truck I asked do you mind if i check your purse? she said go ahead I have emptied it twice and they are not in there. It took me 30 seconds to find and pull them out of one of the smaller compartments of her purse. I may have gloated a bit
Ruth could not find her set of the truck keys. She proclaimed that I must have misplaced them because she always puts them in the key drawer where they belong. so after two days of checking everywhere in the house and the truck I asked do you mind if i check your purse? she said go ahead I have emptied it twice and they are not in there. It took me 30 seconds to find and pull them out of one of the smaller compartments of her purse. I may have gloated a bit
I'm an idiot, mumbled the words I'm a mechanic when talking to French tourists.
Next minute I'm under their 1970`s Toyota camper which sports a shitty Aussie made engine trying to follow the vacuum lines.
Turned out the dude had fit new vacuum lines but messed up the breather and vacuum line so if he put his foot on the brake the engine would almost stall, haha!
Next minute I'm under their 1970`s Toyota camper which sports a shitty Aussie made engine trying to follow the vacuum lines.
Turned out the dude had fit new vacuum lines but messed up the breather and vacuum line so if he put his foot on the brake the engine would almost stall, haha!