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Well, they're both Thunderbolt ports AND USB ports (it's a dessert topping, and a floor wax!), but you still need all kinds of cables and dongles to get it to all work with your old USB peripherals.
I'm gonna stick to my present set-up for a couple more years, at least until the USB 3.1 infrastructure is built out a little more.
Well yeah--the Thunderbolt/USB-C ports are only useful to me if I can stick my current USB things in there. Which my understanding is, I can't. But like I said, four years from now, will I only be able to find USB-C stuff, and not have any of those ports?
Six pairs of earphones in the past 15 months. Sigh.
Seven pairs of earphones in the past 17 months. Cheap Radio Shack phones this time. I just can't be bothered to take my damn iPhone out of my pocket every fucking time I sit down.
Did you get the Radio Shack warranty? It would be especially worth it for you, apparently.
I need to, for reasons, permanently block a game url from my system. Like, forever. All browsers.
google tells me to use terminal, which scares me a lot.
I've been using Self Control, but it is not permanent enough.
Any suggestions? Or positive experiences?
My home desktop now has 32GB of RAM. It's nice to have plenty of memory.
I just can't be bothered to take my damn iPhone out of my pocket every fucking time I sit down
I can't recall if you ruled out Bluetooth headphones?
I want one of the fancy new MacBook Pros, but my current one is working fine and I've declared a moratorium on "expensive shit I don't really need" until my job situation is clarified a year from now.
I've switched over to some of the new bone conduction headphones. There are a lot of situations where I really like them now.