I'm finally looking into buying a wireless earbuds for the first time in my life and I noticed Galaxy Buds Core being a very affordable option. I'm however mostly focused on the ANC part as I want it for good noise cancellation to relax in noisy places.
How good is the ANC in Buds Core? Can it cancel out a noisy kid's noise on a plane?
My M4 Air came with Sequoia pre-installed and I've only updated it for security fixes. I'm quite reluctant to upgrade to Tahoe because it's not only buggy but incremental OS updates also take up more space (I have a 256GB variant)
So I'm thinking of sticking to Sequoia as long as I can i.e I aim to use this Mac for atleast 6 years.
I've seen others run older MacOS versions like Mojave too so I'm wondering how long someone can use Sequoia without upgrading.
My Mac usage is simple for now. I mostly use it for research, writing reports, gaming using steam & crossover, movies, TV, installing open source apps from homebrew. I use firefox for browsing and some apps like goodnotes and monal from app store.
my_qualifications: graduating next year.
I'm planning to write IELTS (UKVI) either in June or July. I checked the website and it said there are only 4 slots in june and july in total. I'm planning to pay for the exam around June.
I want to take a paper based test at the exam centre so I'm wondering if IELTS usually have limited slots for something like this.
I don't use element anymore except on my phone and I got a notification saying that I won't be able to use unverified sessions to message people starting from october.
But I use cinny and it never complains about this and all of my cinny sessions show unverified in element.
What should I do?
I followed this comment https://www.reddit.com/r/gsoc2025/comments/1sytvl0/comment/oiwxpdl/
This is my json output
0 { org: "org", program: "2026", role: "contributor", … } (I censored the org name)
What does this mean?
I'm coming over from Debian. My laptop's AC adapter has power output issues so it outputs lower wattage that lowers the performance of my laptop.
As a result, Debian was incredibly laggy and cooked my laptop's temps all the way to 91C even on medium workloads.
I dualbooted bazzite with Debian and I use bazzite now for gaming and im noticing a huge uptick in performance.
The desktop is no longer laggy even when connected to power, temps are in 60-70s even on medium workloads and i actually noticed a boost in video game performance.
What does bazzite do under the hood for this? This is my first time using a fedora distro as well as an immutable one.
PS: I have an all AMD laptop