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How Do I Mention I Have Carpal Tunnel Syndrome on an Interview?

Honestly - I wouldn't ring it u on the first coule of meetings. At least in the US, emloyers are rohiited from discriminating from disailities, and I have no clue whether caral tunnel fits into that category. But it can e really difficult to handle this one u front, and the first stes in interviewing should really e aout the igger jo questions of whether you have the right skills, work haits and ersonality for the team that needs you.

How Do I Mention I Have Carpal Tunnel Syndrome on an Interview? 1

After a jo offer is underway, it may e a good time to mention it to HR in line with other workfamily questions like enefits, asence oliciies, work hours, etc. - the modifications to a standard work environment that you mention are not exensive, and not likely to e a huge issue, so I think you are safe enough ringing u them u AFTER you've een offered a osition.Bring them u too soon in the rocess, and you will resent an image of someone more concerned with small details that the work at hand. I dout that's your intent - and it's fair to want your needs covered - ut mentioning it too early is utting the cart efore the horse

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Keyoard doesn't work on selecting oot disk macOSThis issue is a common issue exerienced y almost everyody that uses ootcam on a Mac. There are a few ways that you can try to fixdo.Method 1Have you checked the installed drivers on the ootcam side. Launch the ootcam alication on the Mac and deselect disinstall windows 10 or lower versions. Then select the "Get latest drivers from Ale" and insert a USB driver inside the comuter. Make sure that the USB is working well and formatted on FAT32.

If you're exeriencing issues try to format using SDFormatter that is free. Press the continue utton and let it download the latest drivers. Kee the USB inserted and oot on Windows10. In normal conditions, Windows should recognize the driver data and launch it automatically ut if it doesn't recognize, just launch it like another rogram on your comuter via the USB drive.After doing this rocess reoot your comuter and the latest Mac drivers including the CD reader, keyoard, SD reader and many more hardware will work.Method 2Make sure that your keyoard is recognized y Windows10. Check your hardwares insertedaired with the comuter you're using through the control anel. If the keyoard is not seen here contact Ale Suort.Note: First Method should work and in normal conditions drivers are not working on almost every user out there.Take care and let me know if you need more hel.Arda

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Recording notes with the computer keyboard in Ableton Live

I think you want to not have the session record armed or active. You want to just record into a clip. To record into a clip, all you have to do is record arm the track and then click the record button (circle) in one of the clip spaces on the track. There are a lot of relevant settings, like fixed length recording, that you might have to run down, but thats the basics of it.

One thing I note in the image is that the selected clip is in play mode and not record mode. You can tell because of the green triangle on the left side of the clip box. If it were recording into the clip, that would be a red circle. One way that might happen while the track is record armed is if you clicked the clip button once to begin recording and then clicked it again, which by default stops recording and starts playing the clip. Another way that might happen is if fixed length recording is on, then you click record and then dont play until after the fixed length is already exceeded then the clip can enter playback mode automatically. If you click the open circle to the right of the transport buttons that should put the clip in overdub mode and you should be able to play midi events into it.

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Find an algorithm to write a given word with this broken keyboard

This is my approach This implicitely means finding the button to char mapping the keyboard follows As it is stated, the problem can be of an arbitrary complexity as we have no prior information about this transfer function, in fact it could be Let's however start focusing on a simple subset of transfer functions which have the following features We can model this as follows, in Haskell terms f :: Char -> CharHowever there is an additional problem regarding this function: it is possible any char we need is not represented, i.e. there is no input for that function so that we obtain the desired char as output This makes the problem essentially equivalent to a linear search so it's O(N) with N number of possible input chars for the transfer function hence buttons on this keyboard The additinal restriction which requires to input a word and not single chars, to observe the output, does not affect the complexity: it is sufficient to identify a set of non overlapping words covering the whole input domain so to get a complete knowledge At the end of this procedure, we will be able to solve the problem or decide it can not be solved because some chars are not representable

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Intel AC 7260 Bluetooth Immediately Disconnects in Ubuntu 13.10

I have the same problem on my Dell E7440 running Ubuntu 14.04 / Linux Mint 17.1 with kernel 3.19 and latest firmware blobs. After pairing a bluetooth device, wifi becomes unusable. But both bluetooth and wifi work without problems when the other one is disabled. wiki.

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org/en/users/Drivers/iwlwifi recommends to disable bluetooth coexistance. To do so, load the iwlwifi module with bt_coex_active0.To make this setting permanent at start, type the following into a terminal:The file should be empty. Then add the following line:Save the changes and reboot.Edit:Unfortunately, this does not work :-(I don't know what I tested, but setting bx_coex_active0 disables bluetooth completely.I also tested using a 502.11g connection instead of a faster 502.11n one. The module option to disable 502.11n is 11n_disable1. It sounds a bit better, but in my testcase (listening internet radio via my Jambox) I cannot reliably tell if the wifi or the BT connection is bad.

Edit 2:Reloading the iwlwifi kernel module after pairing with the Jambox also helped to get a better Wifi connection. In a console, typeI tried this originally because I wasn't able to connect the Wifi even with disabled BT. Also, the Bluetooth driver remains loaded regardless of options like bx_coex_active0.

Lastly, changing the Wifi router from channel 6 to channel 13 also seems to help a little bit as well, but YMMV

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Cannot find pythonwin on my ArcGIS 10.1?

With ArcGIS 10.1, the Python Win 32 extension is not included within the software installation exactable.Note: The PythonWin32 extension setup requires an existing installation of Python 2.7 which is installed after installing ArcGIS Desktop, ArcGIS Engine and ArcGIS Server setups.ArcGIS no longer installs PythonWin because the recommended methodology for creating the geoprocessor has changed to using a new Python module that ESRI has developed to support the latest version of Python and multiple platforms, such as Windows, UNIX and Linux.Here are the instructions for PythonWin installation:Next, you need to know what version of PythonWin to install, 32 or 64 bit. To check this, we will run a quick python script (your first python script!).Click on the Python icon and type in these two statementsImport sysThen, click the return button on your keyboard.Next type in:print(sys.version)Then, click the return button on your keyboard.You should now see a print out on your screen showing your computer operating system processor (32 or 64 bit)Next, download the PythonWin executable.Got to: on the latest build parent folder (Build 219)pywin32-219.win-amd64-py2.7.exeORpywin32-219.win32-py2.7.exeC:Python27ArcGIS10.1Libsite-packagespythonwinFolder and double click on the Pythonwin.exe to open the software

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Does Sherlock Holmes (Elementary) use a Microsoft Surface?

I'm not sure exactly what your question is. In both versions (if it was cut for the UK) it seems pretty clear that he uses a Surface, although the US version makes more of a big deal out of it. The US version seems like it would be canon, as the show is produced for CBS and broadcast in the US first. The UK cut is an alteration for a different audience. As for why the product placement would be cut from the UK version, it is likely that Microsoft only paid CBS for product placement to a US audience. Product placement in the UK is more rare than in the US. According to Ofcom, a UK communications regulator, product placement was only made legal in 2011, and all programs have to declare if they have product placement with a logo at the beginning and the end of the show. (I found it really interesting that all BBC programs paid for by the TV license are still product-placement free)If Sky, the broadcaster of Elementary in the UK, wasn't getting paid by Microsoft for product placement, it would make sense for them to cut it and charge for the additional advertising time. It wouldn't be much, but still

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Why is Blender not letting me move an object that has been keyframed?

This is a very odd issue which seems to be caused by the 'Import Images as Planes' add-on. Disable the add-on in the Preferences (and re-enable it if you still want to use it) and the issue should be gone.That add-on has some code that runs when an object moves, and somehow it's got into a broken state and is trying to update the object positions when you're trying to move them. The problem seems to keep occurring in different versions of blender because the properties that are related to the broken state are stored in your file. Disabling the add-on removes these properties and if it is re-enabled it will set them up afresh in a working state. At least, that's what seems to be happening.

By the way, while that does solve that issue, there are still some other issues in your file, related to the drivers you have set up in the compositor in each of your scenes (which may have been set up by the add-on?). The System Console (Window> Toggle System Console for Windows users) prints out a lot of errors when you change scenes and a lot of the drivers seem to have missing references to objects

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ERROR: device '' not found. Skipping fsck (can't boot)

I had a similar problem, when trying to bring up a new machine in Arch. My problem was that my initramfs was missing all modules, but you seem to have some, so it's not the identical problem, but I think the solution will be the same.See your first error is there in the second line of your posted log:failed: read error See how it's failing to read your initramfs, so it looks like that got corrupted somehow, and it's given up reading it. You need to rebuild your initramfs.

I did that like this, after I'd booted to a rescue DVD, and mounted my system in /mnt and chrooted into that:mkinitcpio -p linuxYou're best off updating your grub.cfg at this point, I think (though I'm new to grub, so don't quote me on that). This, from the same environment should do that for you:grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.

cfgWhen I ran that I saw new messages about it finding my kernel and initramfs, so I think I'd managed to run it with an incorrectly populated /boot folder last time. You may not have that problem, but if you've no hand-crafted edits you want to keep, I'd regenerate it just out of habit.Hope that helps!

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(2000) Finger motion, wrist motion and tendon travel as a function of keyboard angles...the tested split keyboard configurations are beneficial in promoting a neutral wrist position, which theoretically would decrease exposure to WMSDs such as tenosynovitis in the wrist and carpal tunnel syndrome.Marklin, Simoneau (2001) Effect of setup configurations of split computer keyboards on wrist angle...study results identified a reduction of symptoms, an improvement in functional status, preference for and increased satisfaction with the alternative keyboards, and maintenance of typing speed and accuracy for both groups.Ripat, Scatliff, et al. (2006) The effect of alternate style keyboards on severity of symptoms and functional status of individuals with work related upper extremity disorders....split keyboards with a slant open angle of 10 degrees to 12.5 degrees...are effective in placing the wrist in near neutral ulnar/radial deviation when typing...and tilting the keyboard halves 20 to 30 degrees is effective in reducing forearm pronation to approximately 45 degrees.Design features of alternative computer keyboards: a review of experimental data.Analyses of...six studies indicated that the Adjustable Open-tented keyboard had a large effect on pronation and ulnar deviation...The effect of three alternative keyboard designs on forearm pronation, wrist extension, and ulnar deviation: a meta-analysisNote that there are also advantages in using a soft-touch keyboard and a keyboard without a keypad.------ASUS EeePC FnF2 ruins wireless until restartI have an Asus EeePC myself too, the 1005PE, but im using Lucid 10.04 instead. Ive bought it soon after Lucid was released, and decided to stick with an LTS release. After all, netbooks have limited hardware, and i depend on it on a daily basis, for work and college, so bleeding edge is not needed, stability and long term support comes first.At least in my particular combination, the FnF2 key works perfectly. I can (and i do) switch wireless on and off several times a day. Sometimes I have problems turning bluetooth on and off, requiring restart, but since Eee900 has no bluetooth, it shouldnt worry you.Also, I didnt have to install any driver. The ones out-of-the-box recognized my harware, from touchpad to wifi and even bluetooth. So, my suggestions are:Why not try Lucid 10.04? Its LTS, so it will be supported for 3 years instead of 18 months.If you dont use Maverick's Unity, youre already missing the biggest change in that release. So Lucid will look very similat to what youre used to.Power consumption in Lucid is smaller than Maverick. For a Netbook, battery life is crucial.Ive downloaded and installed Jupiter. Not for the Fn keys, but for power management. I strongly recommend it. It really improved my battery life from 8 to 12 hours. HUGE improvement. Check out my answer on a similar question for some info about Jupiter. And yes, it also improved Fn control by enabling OSD Notifications for every Fn key, and it does have independent bluetooth and wireless enable, something my Fn keys do not.So, why not try it? Lucid 10.04 Jupiter may be your solution for the FnF2. Even if they dont, you wont lose much compared to your current setup (Maverick minus Unity is almost the same as Lucid), and you will get some side-benefits as well, battery life and LTS support to name a few.You dont need to touch your HDD to try it... use a Live Session to see if FnF2 keys work. You can even install Jupiter in a Live Session. Or repartition your HDD to have them both installed side-by side until you feel safe about it
What Are the Costs of Forcing a Switch Between Mouse and Keyboard?
What Are the Costs of Forcing a Switch Between Mouse and Keyboard?
Background: I have no ackground in UX, however am an avid comuter gamer and ower-user, so feel some of my oinions might e of use.I ersonally lay many games that "force" switches from mouse to keyoard in order to tye, send commands, etc. I feel that it not only costs time, ut reduces user immersion in the roduct, and actually ends u eing a very frustrating exerience if it haens too frequently.Note that this also alys to the standard use of "left hand on keyoard, right on mouse" - so if you exect a user is using a mouse at a current time, its imortant to lace all keys that might need to e used on the left side of the keyoard.ex. ctrl C, ctrl V, ctrl x, ctrl a, ctrl z, and many others - the only major office command that is not on the left hand is rint, oen, and re-do, and those are done rarely. Related QuestionsRelace noteook keyoard with a different layoutCertainly Lenovo make a wide range of keyoards for their noteooks. The Hardware Maintenance Manual for each model should e availale on the suort We site, including a list of art numers for all the availale keyoards as well as instructions how to remove and install them.Here, for examle, is a list of the 38 keyoards availale for the ThinkPad T410 Im tying this on: htt:suort.lenovo.comgendocumentsmigr-74569.Armed with the OEM art numer, you can search for a sulier selling what you need. Since OEMs dont make all arts availale in all markets, you may need to seek alternative suly routes. Your favourite online auction site could e a good starting oint they often have sellers secialising in noteook comonents (even if the rovenance of those items may in some cases e questionale).I cant comment on other rands as Ive no exerience with them ut Id exect any large manufacturer selling comuters all over the world to have all the aroriate localised keyoards availale------Using colons and semi-colons in dialoguePeople don't speak with specific punctuation marks.If the person says some words and the intonation and context makes it clear how they are to be parsed, then I'll insert the needed marks to write that. In particular, you may have a choice of writing (e.g.)If the sound was not conveying a full stop, then the semicolon would be the correct way to write it, as opposed to the comma.People don't use comma splices in speaking. They speak the words and you need to note the marks to translate that into the written medium.I agree with the previous answer that I recall seeing em-dash used more in dialog. I suppose it would be natural to use it as a synonym for the semi in cases where the spoken language is gramatically correct as written language, too.But, the difference between ; and : can be used to be more nuanced, too. It might be the way he looked at you when he said it or the pacing, that makes a rare : distinct from a common ; .My desktop computer has a keyboard with 4 different dashes, too.------How to start BIOS with only mouse as input device closedUnfortunately, unlike the installing windows question I helped you with the other day, unless the bios specifically supports using a mouse only, you will need to attach a keyboard to your system and use it temporarily until you have the bios set up.As a side note, even with bios's that support a mouse you still likely need to press a key on the keyboard to get in to it. If your embedded device only has one port for a mouse or keyboard I would recommend just unhooking the mouse and use it's port for the keyboard until you have everything set up.You say you don't have a keyboard, then how are you typing this question? Just temporally disconnect the keyboard from your computer and use it for the 10 min you need it, then put it back when you are done.If you need a perminate solution for remote access to the bios you will need to buy a KVM over IP------In what way does non-full n-key rollover hinder fast typists? closedPractically none unless you run into problems. Most keyboards are designed so keys commonly pressed together shouldn't interfere. There's two aspects to this - keyboard matrixes (sometimes pressing two keys that share the same traces will interfer with each other) and the interface side of it. A keyboard with N key rollover will be more complex, and as such, least in theory, need more IO pins to read all the keys. As such it might be more expensive.Early USB keyboards didn't support nkro - some folks claimed this was a reason that older PS/2 keyboards are superior. Modern keyboards sometimes do. In this case, well, its the keyboard geek equivilent of insisting vinyl is somehow magically better than a lossless digital recording of the same disk.Microsoft has a lovely explaination on the keyboard matrix side of things and and a tool for testing it. Practically unless you're a twitch gamer, who uses a load of macros, and is a complete keyboard geek, you shouldn't need to worry about NKRO------Why does the caps lock key have a down arrow as its icon?As others have mentioned, the downward arrow seems to be a particularity of German and Austrian QWERTZ keyboards.There is a standard for depicting the function keys on a keyboard, part of ISO/IEC 9995. You'll see there are two possible symbols for Caps Lock, both of which point upward.The standard considers the different types of Shift and Caps lock and provides symbols for them.(Note: These symbols render quite small on my computer. You may need to enlarge your font size to see them well, or see page 14 of the standard to view them in large type. PDF In English and French.)I can't say how ubiquitous the application of this standard is. Anectodally I can report that it is applied inconsistently in Quebec, where the standard symbols seems to originate from.Unicode gives another symbol (U21EA), similar in style, which is also upward pointing and that has as comments "caps lock". I've seen this used on keyboards before as well------How to give Solaar root permission on startupYou can use a udev rule to give the current seated* user read/write privileges to the HID device representing the Logitech Unifying USB receiver. An example of such a rule can be found in the Solaar rules.d/42-logitech-unify-permissions.rule file.You mentioned (un)pairing and a M315 mouse. If that is all you need, you can also try the solaar-cli tool which immediately exits after pairing. Alternatively, you can use the small ltunify utility which is describes at this page (basic invocation: ltunify pair and ltunify unpair).As an additional note on file permissions, do note that anyone who can read from the hidraw device is able to intercept your mouse motions (and keyboard strokes if you have a wireless keyboard). If you are worried about that, do not install the udev rule and instead stick to sudo.*) seated means the user who is physically at the computer. This excludes SSH users for example who are not physically logged in.------Difference between parallel processing done by human brain and by computersThis probably won't be a very good answer, but I studied this a bit in a Human Factors class I took this semester. The metaphor that the professor used is a bucket of mental resources. We have several buckets for certain things. When we are using resources from the bucket the bucket has less resources for other things.We can walk and talk at the same time because they are using different buckets( motor-physical and language processing ). However we are very bad at reading and talking to someone at the same time because both task are taking up mental resources from the same bucket( language processing ). So, yes we are able to do various things well that aren't requiring resources from the same bucket, but these buckets are only so deep. Maybe that makes since. Oh yeah there's a more technical term, maybe Multi-Channel Human Information Processing. I know if you researched Human Information Processing( HIP ) you would stumble upon what you may be looking for.------Where to place debouncing circuit for remote mounted buttons and rotary encodersWhether it's better to handle button debounce programmatically, in hardware, or a combination of the two, depends upon the nature of the bounce. Some kinds of button have a resistance which can change erratically as they are pushed; if they are pushed slowly, this erratic period can be spread over a substantial fraction of a second. If a processor can distinguish between a low resistance, high resistance, and open-circuit, ignoring button presses until low resistance is detected, and ignoring releases until open-circuit is detected, will work well. If a processor cannot make such distinctions, however, there may be a limit to much software alone can do without some extra hardware.The most robust approach in many cases is to design a system with both normally-open and normally-closed contacts; such an approach can yield near zero quiescent current in both the button-pushed and button-not-pushed states, while suffering from essentially zero bounce of any form. I see no technical impediment to designing a rotary encoder with similar functionality, but I don't know of any such encoders in existence.------How does one produce a drumline using software?You're pretty spot on with what you said about clicking and adding notes with the mouse. However this is just one way of programming drums. First and foremost there are hardware drum machines with their own layout and software built in which allow you to create drum tracks with sampled drums. You can also write out drum tracks in MIDI using software such as Guitar Pro (which is what I do) or as you said, you can do it directly in the DAW itself.If you want to take a peek into this, you can try out some good drum VSTi's such as EZDrummer, Superior Drummer, Addictive Drums and Kontakt. I'm sure most of these have demo versions that you can try out, and also with the Toontrack products (EZ and Superior), they come with a massive library of pre-made MIDI drum beats which you can use when recording, or take a copy of the MIDI and butcher it to your hearts content!.------SharePoint online File editor no longer has save buttonI have been having the same problems. The problem is found only on one site (we have multiple SharePoint sites) and with multiple people no matter their permissions. I have had to make significant changes to my department's SharePoint site and subsite, but Ive had to take quite the walk around to do it. Here are temporary solutions to edit and save:Both of these solutions require more steps that the classic save button, but they at least have been working for me.If you are wanting to use any of the other missing buttons and not just the save button you are going to find yourself even more in a lurch. If you are able to resolve the problem, please let me know since I am not receiving any support on the issue... when I should have ample support.Side Note: I have a further issue (only happens to me as far as I can tell) of SharePoint attempting to render (aka display) HTML rather than display it as plain text before opening it up in Text Editor (Only happens with HTML).
Windows 7 Install BSODs on Two Different Hard Drives on New Computer
Windows 7 Install BSODs on Two Different Hard Drives on New Computer
Plug drives into another PC, use HDSEntinal to verify they are 100%. It's most likely your RAM that is loose faulty. Test it with Mem86 for 12hours. Red error which means its time to uy new RAM. Related QuestionsAle Deskto Bus (ADB) to USB AdaterIf you want it to ehave like a USB keyoard, you're going to have to have a microcontroller that translates etween the ADB rotocol and the USB rotocol, and which imlements the keyoard rofile for the HID class------Can I shut off my laptop's keyboard without turning off my computer?Simple workaround:Now those randomly pressed keys will just be ignored. If Shorty uses the track pad to move the cursor-pointer, there is VERY VERY VERY little chance of anything damaging getting clicked (though some abstract art might get drawn)------QuickSynergy Auto-Start on Ubuntu 12.10If you do have an GUI installed, simply search in the dash for "Startup Applications".This tool will allow you to add startup applications.just write "quicksynergy" in the name and command fields, then reboot your PC to see if its working.------How to hook up Korg EX-8000 to a computer w/o a keyboard?You need a program on your computer that outputs MIDI data (in much the same way as a keyboard would). These programs are commonly called 'sequencers'. Here's a free one Whoops! That's an audio-only program. Try this for MIDI.Or if you're happy working with notation try this------No grub entry for Windows 7 after installing maverickPlease read through the following link. Hope the 4 & 5 steps can help you.This is also a very helpful link.I think the same problem is being discussed in the following threadThe guy who posted seemed to have got the same problem and has rectified it. Thanks,Sen------Installing Win7 form OEM disk under VBOX, where is my CD/DVD driverTry installing the VirtualBox Extension Pack, it may solve the problem.http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/4.3.10/Oracle_VM_VirtualBox_Extension_Pack-4.3.10-93012.vbox-extpackYou could also try creating an ISO image of the disk and mounting that image as the CD drive in the settings for that virtual machine------Is it possible to See my secondary screen as PIP on my primary oneHave you tried to clone your screens using arandr? You can install it by using this command:Once you have it arandr allows you to overlap or arrange your displays in the way you want. You can also resize them to make them fit as need------In PyCharm, suddenly some menu commands stopped workingsolution is simple:Turn off Vim Emulation in the Tools menuEdit: I had the same problem, and this solved. I suffered for 2 weeks on this thing and that irritated me but finally this solved.it is working------Do fullscreen writing environments help for writing? Why? closedIf you're easy distracted by shiny things (or Twitter, your RSS feed, Facebook page, chat window, weather updates, email, or desktop photo) then having a program which blocks them all out may help keep you focused on your work. So it depends on your workflow and your weaknesses------Keyboard not working after replacement?Some of the 3rd party drivers will cause malfunction.Please check if you have installed any 3rd party keyboard drivers. Such as Logic or MS keyboard drivers.(sorry I haven't sufficient reputation to leave a comment)------Which instrument to select on keyboard for ear training?There are several apps that you can use for ear training, below mentioned can be most effectiveThere is an article all about ear training that will be helpful, you can check it out here:https://blog.landr.com/best-ear-training-apps/hope this helps!------Colby brand TV flickers using VGA inputI would try to make sure that your computer is outputting 1920x1080 at 60hz. However, the fact that the commuter is responding slowly to keyboard input makes it sound like the problem is with the computer, not the TV------logitech unifying receiver works intermittently on ubuntu 16.04Create this little script called /usr/local/bin/reset_logitech:Make it executable:The next time your keyboard and mouse aren't working (assuming you have a second one that is working) type:If this works reliably add it to your boot setup:------How to reset a Windows application's Shortcut key?I used RJL Shortcut Key Explorer SW when I had the same issues. I am not endorsed by them, I simply like quick GUI solutions sometimes. I think I uploaded mine to virustotal.com beforehand too & it came out okay------Suggested RAM for inspiron 1720 closedYou can see all relevant info at Crucial.Their scanner tool will show you what memory you are currently using.Your system has two slots which can only accept up to 2GB modules. They offer a pair of 2GB module for $57 which will give you 4GB for $114.------Software for blind chess?There is a website dedicated to playing chess by voice command:https://sites.google.com/site/chesswithvoice/I didn't check it but apparently it gives instructions on using the Interfaces Arena or Fritz using voice command. Maybe you'll find some interesting possibilities there.------Why do music directors use keyboard (or similar) instruments for composing music?MIDI keyboards have become de facto input method of musical notes into computers. Composers use MIDI keyboards to create musical scores like writers use QWERTY keyboards to create prose.Moreover, piano is compulsory instrument in most music schools, so anyone who received formal musical education can play piano.------Teensy 2.0 MIDI: Number of notes in a chord limited to 6?@Majenko pointed me to the root cause of the problem: I was sending MIDI notes via Ableton's feature of using the computer's keyboard. It seems that the OS (or the keyboard) cannot send/receive more than six simultaneous keystrokes------Keyboard and Mouse sharing between computersIt looks like Synergy has moved to a new domain from the link you posted... It doesn't say specifically about Win7 but does mention that with Vista and above, issues with screen switching can be alleviated by downloading the 1.4 beta and install as a service------Prevent all devices from waking my computerWhen you want to disable it only for the mouse and keyboard do this:Same steps for the mouse!Note: This does not work on every device, on laptops there maybe you have to go to the Power Options!------Midi Keyboard connected but no soundIn the audio preferences of Reaper check if you have the right sound card and output channels selected. If your midi keyboard is working correctly you should be able to have sound when using a standalone VSTi------How to turn on computer via USB Keyboard closedIf the computer is in sleep the keyboard can wake it. You can control this from the Keyboard properties control panel. Goto Control Panel and type keyboard. Select Keyboard and then on the Hardware tab select your keyboard. On the Power Management tab you uncheck the option------Make a new Background layer in Photoshop with default propertiesHighlight the layer you want as a background and choose... Layer > New > Background from Layer.Or choosing Flatten Image from either the Layers Panel or Layers Menu will collapse/merge all layers down to a "background" layer------Why is backslash called BACK slash when arguably it points forward?It's simple, the 'slash' / came first. Then keyboards & computers came up with one that pointed the other direction. So, what to call it? BACKSLASH Computers used it and 'invented' it because they wanted a character that was NOT currently being used in normal language------NumLock Turns Letters Into Numbers on Desktop ComputerThe problem has been solved in one of the Windows updates in May.Unfortunately I cannot point to the exact update, but this it is certainly from the last week of April or the first two weeks of May 2016------Typing Japanese on Windows Vista with DvorakApparently it cant be done directly, but you can edit the advanced properties of the Microsoft IME and change the series of keystrokes that generate each kana. A lengthy process but I don't see any other solution------apt-get failed install of libg15, all package management is failingI solved the problem! I did a quick edit of /var/lib/dpkg/status and removed the half installed package information. After that I was able to open synaptic and purge all of the packages associated with G15------Is there software to capture and view raw MIDI data coming from a controller?Pure Data is an extremely powerful piece of freeware designed and coded by the creator of MAX/MSP.I've used it a number of times to create powerful midi controlled synthesizers which you can build and fully customize yourself------AHK build central of keyboard shortcutsYou could configure the Everything utility to open with your hotkey and then limit its scope to a "file list" that you can define and edit in a gui (for example by adding your start menu folder and removing unnecessary links)------Are there any window managers for Android?The window manager you saw is part of Samsung Android 4.x O.S. and only works on Samsung Tablets.There are lots and lots of differences between Samsung Android and Google Android.I did a quick comparison for the Galaxy S3 smartphone:here------In Ubuntu, how do I change my default Greek font?I think Vern S. Poythressp has been working on your exact problem. He describes a couple of approaches - he talks about entering characters one by one as well as defining and using a custom keymap------USB Keyboard stopped working, but only in Windows - drivers?Try un-installing the driver for the keyboard and re-installing them manually. You should be able to find the driver on Microsoft's website. By doing this, you're basically doing a full reset, so if this doesn't work, it may mean that the keyboard or USB port is faulty.------Dell Latitude ST shows WiFi hardware disabledThe answer is simple.In The Atheros Wireless Network Connection Manager, select Action, then Enable Radio.The application is installed together with the driver from the CD. I do not know why there is not in the applications on Dell Support.------Windows 10 wake from sleep: possible on mouse button only, not mouse movement?Go to "mouse properties" in the classic control panel -> Hardware -> HID-compliant mouse -> Properties -> Change settings -> Uncheck "Allow this device to wake the computer"Note that only button clicks on the keyboard will now wake up the computer------Why am I getting error C1900101 when I try to upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 10?I tried to upgrade an old Dell Inspiron desktop with failure after failure in SECOND_BOOT phase, MIGRATE_DATA at 86%. Couldn't get past that whatever I tried. But this worked for me and I've put it on my website:http://howto.probably.me.uk/windows10.html------iMac Bluetooth keyboard problem with ubuntuI'm not 100% sure but you cannot use a bluetooth keyboard at the GRUB boot menu. This is due to the fact that the drivers haven't been loaded. You would have to use a USB keyboard to change what OS you wanted to boot into.------Can I use my Yamaha i455 Keyboard as an external speaker?Plug in your keyboard. Find some speaker settings on your PC. I know for macs, there's a program called 'Audio Midi Setup' where you can select the keyboard as your choice of speaker.There should be something similar on windows - if that's what you're using------Folders and documents enter rename mode when left-clickedCheck the F2 button of your keyboard, that's the rename button. Make sure it's not stuck so that it's continuously pressing the key (try another keyboard?)Also, check the Double-click speed settings of your mouse. It might click twice while you think you click only once.------Windows ALTNUMPAD ASCII Key CombosYou are probably hitting the combination in the wrong order when you hit 12 at the same time. It may seem like you hit the two number keys at the same time but really you are hitting one number before the other.Alt 2, 1... isAlt 1, 2... is------word for turn to lowercase duplicateYou can use lowercase as a verb:transitive verb : to print or set in lowercase lettersI think that would encompass changing existing text to lower case. Googling for "lowercase the text" brings up "About 26,900 results" some of which, at least, seem to have that meaning.------How to Install Linux Kernel 3.9 in UbuntuTo install Linux Kernel 3.9.4, just press CtrlAltT on your keyboard to open Terminal. When it opens, run the command(s) below:For 64bit, just change:Note: You may have to restart your computer after the first command.Source:Liberian Geek------Why don't Logitech keyboards' media keys work?Solution found on this Logitech forum's thread: G510, Media Keys and Windows 8It looks like one of the first updates messes up the HID (Human Interface Device) service activation. In order to fix it, follow these steps:------Keyboard calculator system (Keyboard with embedded calculator)Yes, I remember seeing them way back in the days when I was running a 10mhz 8088 based PC XT. I never bought one since it didn't solve a problem I had, but I did play with one in a little private computer store once------How to change the format of the date & time displayed in top panel?You might also be interested in looking at some examples other people have done with the same process. See: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2009/11/gnome-panel-clock-themes.htmlI used the first one and couldn't be happier, but now that you mentioned week number, I need that too.------Windows 7 keeps changing my language(keyboard) settingsI had the same problem: My KB kept switching between US and UK keyboards even though I didn't have a UK KB installed. I manged to solve this by adding a UK keyboard, then removing it. The language bar disappeared and my input KB now stays as US.------How to find a Bluetooth device's manufacturerOne way to determine the manufacturer would be to use the MAC address it uses for communication. Mad Catz is assigned 00:15:9E:00:00:00 - 00:15:9E:FF:FF:FF You could pull that via WMI and compare against a database of known ranges for vendors
One Keyboard Two Computers
One Keyboard Two Computers
For Windows:Have you tried Input Director?After you install it on the two computers and set it up, you can control both machines and there is an option to Mirror input. There is also the Microsoft Microsoft Garage Mouse without Borders Where you hit Ctrl 3 times to run the commands across all machines. As a note, anything that you create software wise will be exactly the same as how these programs work. You hit the keyboard, the kb hook intercepts it and sends it over TCP/IP to computer 2 in 1ms (you do have good network...), where the second service implements the command. If you are having troubles with software implementations (if there is something to do with the timing and video), then you need to have a hardware based solution like a special KVM because it would be almost impossible to synch things with software.---EDIT - From commentsFor Mac:There really are not many options.Software wise there is Synergy which works cross latform on Windows, Mac and Linux. It doesn't have a native otion to mirror inuts like the others, ut you can create hotkeys that imlement certain actions on allor some comuters (for ex. hit F1 and it will send a sacear keystroke to all machines). I elieve that you could roaly use this to achieve what you need. Hardware wise, one method that I have heard of eole using is uy 2 chea identical sets of wireless keyoardsmice comos that have the little red connect utton on them. I think the cheaer the etter ecause you don't want it to e luetooth, or have AES Encrytion, or anything with enough smarts in it to sto you (nano receivers tyically don't have sync uttons on them). Plug one wireless receiver into the comuter click the sync utton on the receiver and then also on the keyoard. Plug the next receiver in, and do the same. Related QuestionsControl arduino with keyaord via comuterThe rolem with using the keyoard is the device would have to e tethered to your comuter.If you mean for this "robot" to be an explorer, that limits its choices. If it's an arm or something that stays in place, you're fine using the typical serial libraries to monitor your keyboard for input like Chris suggests. Unfortunately, I don't know of any way to simply plug in the USB keyboard and take in keys. Usually, serial communication is processed between two systems much like two people texting each other. When you see the light blinking on your phone, you know you have a text and how to open it to retrieve the message.In the case of the Arduino, it's checking for a flag bit called RX for the received message and flags a bit for transmitting a message (TX). Each system then pulls down its message and interprets it. In the case of your sketch, you'll be looking for this flag and schedule an action whenever it's checked. Read about Serial communications here and work through the examples to get a feel for it. Because you probably want a real-time response, it might be worth your while to check out interrupts, as well. These are sudden events that get flagged (such as receiving your text) and get handled immediately instead of waiting for the program to refresh and search for the values manually.As a final note, baud rates are the calculated time frames you and your recipient agree on. It would be difficult to receive a full message if you kept cutting off your friend, so it is with computers. This stuff can kind of be tricky at first, but keep at it. Nothing is more ridiculously satisfying than getting that response character from your device. There's a neat tutorial for getting your Arduino to work through your iPhone here, but it requires an ethernet board, which means a router and wireless board.Without knowing what you intend to do with it, it's hard to say how to help, but I hope this gets you into it..------Computer BSODs ONLY when launching OverwatchThe minidump says that the bugcheck code is WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR . WHEA Windows Hardware Error Architecture. (i.e. you've experienced a hardware problem.) The bugcheck parameters reported in the minidump are:In brief, the CPU raised an exception called a "machine check". Such are always fatal to the OS, as far as I know. The minidump says you have an AMD CPU; the AMD processor architecture manual says that the processor will raise a machine check exception in these circumstances:We can get more information about this by formatting the WHEA_ERROR_RECORD structure, whose address Windows conveniently put in bugcheck argument 2. So - we had a timeout on a bus. i.e. a transaction on the bus was started but was not completed soon enough. The "bus" was probably PCIexpress. Given the circumstances you describe, this does strongly point to the graphics card. But first I would try swapping your power supply for a better/more powerful one, particularly one with more current on the 12V rail. Modern GPUs are very power-hungry. Here is a Microsoft page that goes into more detail on interpreting this type of memory dump (that is, bugcheck code 0x124). There is not much more info available from the minidump. The only thing that can be seen is the current thread info; that thread is dedicated to reporting WHEA errors so it has no information about what was happening in other threads, maybe on other logical processors, at the time, and the dump doesn't contain any of that. Usually I would try e.g. !running, !ready, etc., but here the debugger just says "unable to read from fffff800030b9000". That's because of info that's missing from the minidump - which is typical for WHEA errors. If you enabled kernel or automatic dumps and reproduced the problem it is possible that the larger dump file might have more information, but it looks to me as though you have a clear path to follow without that, i.e. hardware swaps. Sorry about that------ASUS EeePC FnF2 ruins wireless until restartI have an Asus EeePC myself too, the 1005PE, but im using Lucid 10.04 instead. Ive bought it soon after Lucid was released, and decided to stick with an LTS release. After all, netbooks have limited hardware, and i depend on it on a daily basis, for work and college, so bleeding edge is not needed, stability and long term support comes first.At least in my particular combination, the FnF2 key works perfectly. I can (and i do) switch wireless on and off several times a day. Sometimes I have problems turning bluetooth on and off, requiring restart, but since Eee900 has no bluetooth, it shouldnt worry you.Also, I didnt have to install any driver. The ones out-of-the-box recognized my harware, from touchpad to wifi and even bluetooth. So, my suggestions are:Why not try Lucid 10.04? Its LTS, so it will be supported for 3 years instead of 18 months.If you dont use Maverick's Unity, youre already missing the biggest change in that release. So Lucid will look very similat to what youre used to.Power consumption in Lucid is smaller than Maverick. For a Netbook, battery life is crucial.Ive downloaded and installed Jupiter. Not for the Fn keys, but for power management. I strongly recommend it. It really improved my battery life from 8 to 12 hours. HUGE improvement. Check out my answer on a similar question for some info about Jupiter. And yes, it also improved Fn control by enabling OSD Notifications for every Fn key, and it does have independent bluetooth and wireless enable, something my Fn keys do not.So, why not try it? Lucid 10.04 Jupiter may be your solution for the FnF2. Even if they dont, you wont lose much compared to your current setup (Maverick minus Unity is almost the same as Lucid), and you will get some side-benefits as well, battery life and LTS support to name a few.You dont need to touch your HDD to try it... use a Live Session to see if FnF2 keys work. You can even install Jupiter in a Live Session. Or repartition your HDD to have them both installed side-by side until you feel safe about it------Are online exam proctoring services efficient and trustworthy?According to an article of the German news site "Spiegel online": short summary of the article in English:There was a test exam that was supervised externally using the students smart phone and computer. The student used his own computer where he had to install a special software. After some technical trouble, the connection to the proctor had been established. The student had to identify showing his passport, he had to present the room to the proctor via his mobile phone camera. He ensured that there are no illegal tools (additional books etc.) or other persons in the room. The mobile phone was then set up to show the student as well as his computer and keyboard. The tool on the computer enabled access of the proctor to everything that is shown. Then the test started and the proctor appeared to continuously observe him.However, the student tried cheating and was VERY successful by doing so.The student was able to read from an undetected cheat-sheet that was pinned to the wall in some distance. The student managed to open some book and to read in his notes, despite this was not allowed. Finally he even stood up and walked around in the room. The proctor did not react. All this cheating remained undetected.The proctoring service has some statistics that mentions 4000 detected cheating attempts in more than 63000 online exams. The article finally raises the question how many more undetected ones took place.From my personal experience in IT security: A computer system (and especially a room) that is under the student control should never be used for such an exam since its security cannot be guaranteed. Clone the monitor signal, have a special kernel driver in place, have the exam running in a virtual machine, ..., there are many ideas. Some might work, some won't. It is a similarly difficult task as preventing cheating in online games: A lot of effort goes in but you NEVER get rid of cheaters. As long as there is some motivation (there definitively is for university exams!), you will find people helping you cheat.
Cannot Find Pythonwin on My ArcGIS 10.1?
Cannot Find Pythonwin on My ArcGIS 10.1?
With ArcGIS 10.1, the Python Win 32 extension is not included within the software installation exactale.Note: The PythonWin32 extension setu requires an existing installation of Python 2.7 which is installed after installing ArcGIS Deskto, ArcGIS Engine and ArcGIS Server setus.ArcGIS no longer installs PythonWin ecause the recommended methodology for creating the georocessor has changed to using a new Python module that ESRI has develoed to suort the latest version of Python and multile latforms, such as Windows, UNIX and Linux.Here are the instructions for PythonWin installation:Next, you need to know what version of PythonWin to install, 32 or 64 it. To check this, we will run a quick ython scrit (your first ython scrit!).Click on the Python icon and tye in these two statementsImort sysThen, click the return utton on your keyoard.Next tye in:rint(sys.version)Then, click the return utton on your keyoard.You should now see a rint out on your screen showing your comuter oerating system rocessor (32 or 64 it)Next, download the PythonWin executale.Got to:htt:sourceforge.netojectsywin32filesywin32Click on the latest uild arent folder (Build 219)ywin32-219.win-amd64-y2.7.exeORywin32-219.win32-y2.7.exeC:Python27ArcGIS10.1Lisite-ackagesythonwinFolder and doule click on the Pythonwin.exe to oen the software Related QuestionsKeyoard doesn't work on selecting oot disk macOSThis issue is a common issue exerienced y almost everyody that uses ootcam on a Mac. There are a few ways that you can try to fixdo.Method 1Have you checked the installed drivers on the ootcam side. Launch the ootcam alication on the Mac and deselect disinstall windows 10 or lower versions. Then select the "Get latest drivers from Ale" and insert a USB driver inside the comuter. Make sure that the USB is working well and formatted on FAT32.If you're exeriencing issues try to format using SDFormatter that is free. Press the continue utton and let it download the latest drivers. Kee the USB inserted and oot on Windows10. In normal conditions, Windows should recognize the driver data and launch it automatically ut if it doesn't recognize, just launch it like another rogram on your comuter via the USB drive.After doing this rocess reoot your comuter and the latest Mac drivers including the CD reader, keyoard, SD reader and many more hardware will work.Method 2Make sure that your keyoard is recognized y Windows10. Check your hardwares insertedaired with the comuter you're using through the control anel. If the keyoard is not seen here contact Ale Suort.Note: First Method should work and in normal conditions drivers are not working on almost every user out there.Take care and let me know if you need more hel.Arda------Upgrade a KVM switch to USB closedWell, with a lot of luck this might work.But really, that's only luck: USB does actually require some bounded impedance changes on its lines, and while just "any" through connection would work for USB low speed / full speed, you really can't expect things to be reliable, or faster USB drives (USB2 HiSpeed) to work.Anyway, product page says:Keyboard Caps Lock, Num Lock, Scroll Lock states are automatically saved and restored when switching among computers.This means the thing "speaks" keyboard on its DIN port, and hence, won't deal well with USB.The product page further suggest you can cascade it three levels deep it wouldn't surprise me if there was slight amplification on the PS/2 port, too, so, that wouldn't be usable for USB passthrough, either.Ah, even moreso, it speaks of "keyboard emulation" and "mouse emulation".This used to be a nice device, which "played" mouse and keyboard. It's not just a passthrough. Your plan probably won't work.Let's face it: something for serial mice was simply useful in the early to mid nineties. Something with a DIN connector for a keyboard was useful in the late 1980s.I'm personally happy the VGA days are gone, too. Modern LCDs are simply way, way crispier than even the midrange professional screens I used in that era.I wouldn't go that route, but shell out 13 or so for a USB switch. I just couldn't stand the excitement whether my mouse works reliable or not. You shouldn't, either.------Intel AC 7260 Bluetooth Immediately Disconnects in Ubuntu 13.10I have the same problem on my Dell E7440 running Ubuntu 14.04 / Linux Mint 17.1 with kernel 3.19 and latest firmware blobs. After pairing a bluetooth device, wifi becomes unusable. But both bluetooth and wifi work without problems when the other one is disabled.https://wireless.wiki.kernel.org/en/users/Drivers/iwlwifi recommends to disable bluetooth coexistance. To do so, load the iwlwifi module with bt_coex_active0.To make this setting permanent at start, type the following into a terminal:The file should be empty. Then add the following line:Save the changes and reboot.Edit:Unfortunately, this does not work :-(I don't know what I tested, but setting bx_coex_active0 disables bluetooth completely.I also tested using a 502.11g connection instead of a faster 502.11n one. The module option to disable 502.11n is 11n_disable1. It sounds a bit better, but in my testcase (listening internet radio via my Jambox) I cannot reliably tell if the wifi or the BT connection is bad.Edit 2:Reloading the iwlwifi kernel module after pairing with the Jambox also helped to get a better Wifi connection. In a console, typeI tried this originally because I wasn't able to connect the Wifi even with disabled BT. Also, the Bluetooth driver remains loaded regardless of options like bx_coex_active0.Lastly, changing the Wifi router from channel 6 to channel 13 also seems to help a little bit as well, but YMMV------Recording notes with the computer keyboard in Ableton LiveI think you want to not have the session record armed or active. You want to just record into a clip. To record into a clip, all you have to do is record arm the track and then click the record button (circle) in one of the clip spaces on the track. There are a lot of relevant settings, like fixed length recording, that you might have to run down, but thats the basics of it.One thing I note in the image is that the selected clip is in play mode and not record mode. You can tell because of the green triangle on the left side of the clip box. If it were recording into the clip, that would be a red circle. One way that might happen while the track is record armed is if you clicked the clip button once to begin recording and then clicked it again, which by default stops recording and starts playing the clip. Another way that might happen is if fixed length recording is on, then you click record and then dont play until after the fixed length is already exceeded then the clip can enter playback mode automatically. If you click the open circle to the right of the transport buttons that should put the clip in overdub mode and you should be able to play midi events into it.------Connect a yamaha keyboard to ableton liveSo it looks like that keyboard supports MIDI via USB, but I don't think it transmits audio as well. So you can use it as a MIDI controller for Ableton, but not as a sound source (at least not without additional connections). There are two options:The simplest way of using it is to just use it as a standard MIDI controller. It looks like you are already set up for that. You just need to add an instrument to the project so you have something to play. Try adding an Analog or Operator instance to a track, then arm the track, and try playing the keyboard. You should be able to play the Ableton synths with the keyboard.Secondly, if you have an audio interface, you can then plug the output of the keyboard's audio into the input of your audio interface, and record it that way. If you want to use Ableton to trigger notes in the keyboard or just record the keyboard's internal sounds, you need to send the audio from the keyboard to the computer. You need an audio interface for this, then you can set up the keyboard as an external instrument in Ableton. You can record MIDI notes by playing, then playback the notes and it will send the data to the keyboard, which will send the audio back to the computer.More info on the keyboard:http://download.yamaha.com/api/asset/file/?languageen&siteusa.yamaha.com&asset_id59451.------What are some techniques to make MIDI string instruments sound more realistic?First some nomenclature pendantery: there is no such thing as a "MIDI sound". That's only a controller format. So really, you should always refer to some particular virtual instrument sound. Obviously, the standard General-MIDI (GM) engines only use a very simple "one sample per keyboard note" approach; you can't expect to get good quality here. But there are of course dedicated sample libraries for almost all kinds of instruments, and a well-done violin one will already sound better when you're only playing as if it were organ.Yet, as you say, the main problem is that string instruments have plenty of expression possibilities that you simply can't control with an ordinary keyboard.Summing up, you need a controller with multiple continuous parameters to properly play strings via MIDI. One reasonable idea nowadays is to use tablet computers' touchsceens. That's supported by plugins like those from Embertone, and seems to work quite nicely indeed (though they fail to properly take care for intonation). The most natural thing is of course to control pitch right where you define it in the first place: by position on the keyboard! A couple of controllers allow this, to note the Haken Continuum, the Seaboard, and TouchKeys. Of course, all these are in some sense more difficult to play than an ordinary keyboard, but there's no free lunch. The ideal controller for string sounds remains, well, string instruments, where you have all parameters!------Delete button (del button) is broken in Firefox when sites are blocked from overriding keyboard shortcuts (i.e., permissions.default.shortcuts 2)The immediate solution is to build Firefox from source, after applying the patch (for the current stable release, 71.0.1, although it should be the same for many versions back (at least to 66.0.x, and likely further), apart from differences in line numbering and hashes):For anyone who doesn't speak diff, that means: after modifying the file browser/base/content/browser-sets.inc to replace the linewithAs indicated in https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id1445942, an analogous problem used to exist for Backspace as well, and was fixed in some sub-version of Firefox 66. Thus, the "Windows-only" problem I observed was actually not operating-system specific, but a result of the version of Firefox that my university library has on its Windows machines (66.0.1) being slightly behind the version on its Macs (66.0.3), and well behind the version on my own, Linux computer (71.0.1).I have submitted a new bug to Bugzilla, https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id1604970, with the patch above. So, hopefully, the answer to this question will soon be simply "Upgrade Firefox."Even when that happens, though, I'm planning to leave this question (and answer) up, so that anyone stuck with an older version of Firefox who stumbles on it can benefit. Because this is a relatively simple (if rather CPU time--consuming), but hardly intuitive, solution to an obnoxious problem.
Window 10 Pc Takes 3 Times to Reboot
Window 10 Pc Takes 3 Times to Reboot
Moved my monitor from Display Port plug 3 to Display Port plug 1Troubleshooting Notes BelowMy video card, an nvidia RTX 2070 has the following display outputs:My monitor, an Apple Cinema Display, is using a mini display port to display port adapter and was plugged into the furthest right display port (display port 3).Upon boot, it appeared windows was loading but I was never presented with the windows login screen. Eventually I noticed my machine was available via VNC Viewer, which meant VNC Server was running on my machine, which meant windows startup was completing. I used my laptop and VNC Viewer to connect to the PC with the display issue ultimately being presented with a "blank" view, a black screen with a little white box as the mouse curosr. Recently at work I had VNC'd into a computer without a monitor plugged into it and was presented with this same "blank" view. With some research I found this "blank" view is a window OS level feature where the OS doesn't bother rendering display data when there is no display connected.Recently when my comuter ooted lank again I unlugged my monitor, lugged it ack in, and it worked. Ultimately I found that if I use the first dislay ort the my monitor is always detected (so far).Thanks to everyone who offered a solution and I hel this hels someone down the road.** EDIT **This just haened to me again for the first time in a while. It looks like it doesn't matter the dislay ort ut the solution is still to unlug lug ack in the monitor. I'm certain this is to do my adater Related QuestionsOne keyoard two comutersFor Windows:Have you tried Inut Director?After you install it on the two comuters and set it u, you can control oth machines and there is an otion to Mirror inut. There is also the Microsoft Microsoft Garage Mouse without Borders Where you hit Ctrl 3 times to run the commands across all machines.As a note, anything that you create software wise will be exactly the same as how these programs work. You hit the keyboard, the kb hook intercepts it and sends it over TCP/IP to computer 2 in 1ms (you do have good network...), where the second service implements the command. If you are having troubles with software implementations (if there is something to do with the timing and video), then you need to have a hardware based solution like a special KVM because it would be almost impossible to synch things with software.---EDIT - From commentsFor Mac:There really are not many options. Software wise there is Synergy which works cross platform on Windows, Mac and Linux. It doesn't have a native option to mirror inputs like the others, but you can create hotkeys that implement certain actions on all/or some computers (for ex. hit F1 and it will send a spacebar keystroke to all machines). I believe that you could probably use this to achieve what you need.Hardware wise, one method that I have heard of people using is buy 2 cheap identical sets of wireless keyboards/mice combos that have the little red connect button on them. I think the cheaper the better because you don't want it to be bluetooth, or have AES Encryption, or anything with enough smarts in it to stop you (nano receivers typically don't have sync buttons on them). Plug one wireless receiver into the computer click the sync button on the receiver and then also on the keyboard. Plug the next receiver in, and do the same..------Can I use my iPhone SE, through my MacBook Air?This isn't a complete answer because there's no simple way to really control the phone via mouse and keyboard. I can get you past that screen though.First, plug your phone into your computer.Then open QuickTime Player and choose "New Movie Recording". Using the little drop down right next to the record button, switch it from the built in camera to the name of your phone. You don't have to actually record it, but this will allow you to see the full screen.Next, go to iTunes and open the page for the device (this button: ). Then scroll down in that Options part and click "Configure Accessibility". Under Seeing, choose VoiceOver, and then click OK.Now you can use your phone, but it's going to be tedious to type.To cycle through all the buttons on screen, swipe left and right. To click one, double tap on the screen. This includes the keyboard keys, so you can slowly type the wifi password. (However, you can hold off on typing that in, and skip this screen for now. You will be able to use the Mac's keyboard to type)If you download Mocha Keyboard Lite to your computer, and on your phone, use VoiceOver to go through the Bluetooth settings, you can enable Bluetooth and connect to your computer. That way you can use your MacBook Air's keyboard to type on the phone. That's as close to normal usage of the phone as you can get with a half-broken screen. Note that the lite version of Mocha Keyboard does not allow you to use the delete or backspace key! Type carefully!Edit: if you really need to use backspace with Mocha Keyboard Lite, just press ControlShiftB, then ControlK. Don't ask me how I know this!------Does Microsoft telemetry send everything you say into the microphone or type on the keyboard to Microsoft?Microsoft calls "Telemetry data" the information that helps them debug potential problems and improve their software.I have not found any information about the frecuency of the data sent. But the claim is a bit misleading. It is not physical keyboard but on-screen keyboard and is collected only when "Full level" is enabled. For the sake of completness, it does also collect hand written data. Emphasis added:Text input from Windows 10 Mobile on-screen keyboards, except from password fields and private sessions -- processed to remove identifiers, sequencing information, and other data (such as email addresses and numeric values), which could be used to reconstruct the original content or associate the input to the user.Source: Windows 10, version 1709 and newer diagnostic data for the Full levelWindows 10 with November 2019 and earlier versions did have a "Hey Cortana" mode that had the mic actively listening with a buffer of a few seconds to detect for those acrtivation words. This behaviour did raise important privacy concerns and today it is not active. The microphone access is managed under the privacy settings.Source: Activate "Hey Cortana" modePersonal advice: Never, ever, allow mic access to unknown or untrusted software.Nothing to add, matches this Microsoft privacy statementThis seems like a misreading of what Microsoft claims to collect (index of all software installed on the computer and software usage statistics). Do note that some metadata of the files is collected and sent on crash reports. The data sent in those crash reports is not an "index of all media files on your computer". To know what metadata is sent, you can check the previous "diagnostic data for the Full level" link.Note: This also covers other important privacy settingsGo to "Privacy settings"------Lock .nb cells of a fileA Cell can be made so that it is not possible to delete using the computer keyboard or the edit menu. To do this, use SetOptions, Deletable->False, doing this manually using Cell > Show Expression, or make a style in your notebook's stylesheet that with that option set. If you would like to make it so one can't edit your cells using the keyboard, you can set Editable->False which can also be done in the Cell > Cell Properties menu.Note that these cells can still be deleted by unsetting this option or by manually removing them in the Notebook expression and using NotebookPut. I'm sure there are other ways to do this as well that I simply don't know.To fully lock a cell, consider reading through this question to get ideas.As for storing print in a variable,Print creates a new cell with the style "Print". You can change this to "Input" using, for example, Command-9 on a Mac. This will make it work like a normal "Input" cell.If you want to store the value from Print in a variable, simply store it before printing or, if you absolutely must do it at run-time, wrap the following hacky function around your code:Then use it like, say:It will print everything, but all the arguments to print will be stored in $printCache e.g:And just to check that the DownValues we set on Print have not been saved:This is not the best way to do this. It's much easier to just store the value yourself, but if you have to capture it you can do it like this.However, this kind of strategy is useful for capturing and rerouting messages by applying a similar overload strategy to Message and capturing pieces of MessageName. Of course, even better there is to use GeneralUtilitiesWithMessageHandler and work with the Failure object.------Computer BSODs ONLY when launching OverwatchThe minidump says that the bugcheck code is WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR . WHEA Windows Hardware Error Architecture. (i.e. you've experienced a hardware problem.) The bugcheck parameters reported in the minidump are:In brief, the CPU raised an exception called a "machine check". Such are always fatal to the OS, as far as I know. The minidump says you have an AMD CPU; the AMD processor architecture manual says that the processor will raise a machine check exception in these circumstances:We can get more information about this by formatting the WHEA_ERROR_RECORD structure, whose address Windows conveniently put in bugcheck argument 2. So - we had a timeout on a bus. i.e. a transaction on the bus was started but was not completed soon enough. The "bus" was probably PCIexpress. Given the circumstances you describe, this does strongly point to the graphics card. But first I would try swapping your power supply for a better/more powerful one, particularly one with more current on the 12V rail. Modern GPUs are very power-hungry. Here is a Microsoft page that goes into more detail on interpreting this type of memory dump (that is, bugcheck code 0x124). There is not much more info available from the minidump. The only thing that can be seen is the current thread info; that thread is dedicated to reporting WHEA errors so it has no information about what was happening in other threads, maybe on other logical processors, at the time, and the dump doesn't contain any of that. Usually I would try e.g. !running, !ready, etc., but here the debugger just says "unable to read from fffff800030b9000". That's because of info that's missing from the minidump - which is typical for WHEA errors. If you enabled kernel or automatic dumps and reproduced the problem it is possible that the larger dump file might have more information, but it looks to me as though you have a clear path to follow without that, i.e. hardware swaps. Sorry about that
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) for Computer Keyboard Notes
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) for Computer Keyboard Notes
In difficult keys, is it really best to think in terms of accidentals?Everyone processes information differently, so you have to do what works for you. When I play trumpet, every note to me is a fingering, whether 2 & 3 is Eb or D# doesn't even cross my mind. I've practiced every scale so much that the muscle memory is far more important than the mental memory of how the scale is constructed.That being said, a decent jazz musician ought to be able to transpose in his head. For example, you may need to be able to play a saxophone part when only a piano score is available. Also, you need to know your scales and how they function in order to improvise well. In those cases, I'm not sure whether your approach will hinder or help.You can certainly try your method, but if you have trouble transposing or improvising, consider trying to work it out the traditional way------Linking MacBook Pro and iMac as single systemYou could potentially solve this with a product called Barrier and with display sharing softwareNote: this is a total bodge and not something I would personally do because youre likely to spend more time fiddling with it than getting actual work done.Barrier will let you use your keyboard and mouse on several computers. Its like a software KVM that works on a client/server model. All the computers must be on the same network and ideally, youd use the MacBook keyboard and trackpad to control the iMac. The external display would be connected to the iMac for simplicity. To use the MacBook screen, you would need something like Luna Display to extend the display of the iMac to the MBP.Theres a YouTube video on how Barrier works. You can also see a demo of Luna Display on Youtube------Use desktop as hotspotThere is a great tutorial, how you can do it without any additional tools.Click the Windows icon and type "view network connections", then hit "Enter" on your keyboard. Right-click on the icon that represents your wireless connection to the internet, then left-click on "Properties" Go to the "Sharing" tab and check the top box, then choose "Local Area Connection" from the drop down below. No need to check the second box. Just press "OK" at the bottom of the screen. When everything is ready to go you will see the word "Shared" under your wireless connection to the Internet. Its sharing with your computers ethernet port (also called "Local Area Connection" on this screen). Now you can connect an ethernet cable to your computers ethernet port and share internet to a second device. Note: To return normal ethernet port functionality to your computer, just repeat the above and uncheck the top box, then press "OKTutorial------Ubuntu Gaming Question - Poor PerformanceThe problem will be this:Unfortunately the KABINI APUs still have quite poor open source driver support, so I suggest installing the proprietry fglrxdriver, which yields better 3D support. Gallium is the open source radeon driver, if this was not clear.Ps.: I am using an A4-5000M KABINI APU, so I am speaking from experience.If you are using Ubuntu, you should just let jockey do its thing and do not hassle with manual installation. Using the latest drivers manually has advantages, but then you have to manage it yourself, no help by the Ubuntu repositories. You should only tread on this path, if you are absolutely sure, that you want this, here be dragons :)Jockey is also known as Additional Drivers . You just simply need to run it, select the (recommended) AMD driver, click ok, and restart. And now you are running fglrx------Can't install rails3 - unmet dependenciesI don't know if rails 3 works, but...from:Now we can use RVM straight from github using:Note: With my default Debian image and keyboard map, it was very hard to get a | (pipe) character. I got it by pressing AltGr|When run, you will get some messages about requirements for Ruby. You need to press 'q'. Note the computer may not react straight away as it is 'thinking'. After a few seconds, the script will download and compile ruby 1.9 and Rails. This takes a long time! (3 Hrs) Have a sleep and check in the morning.At the end of the installation, RVM suggests that you have to run a script in order to enable Ruby. (I think I only had to do this once?)Now you should have ruby:And you should have a rails command:------Audio latency in live bandsWhen you stop to realize a rock and roll or country music stage is often 40, 50 or 60 feet across the front of the stage, you might expect that latency between performers might become a real problem, but when every instrument is miked up or D.I.ed into the sound system and mixed the resulting sound has no noticeable latency between instruments because everything is close miked, blended together and presented back to the performers in a monitor system of one sort or another. The same process happens for the audience and the only latency problem for the audience happens as the audience member is situated further away from the speaker arrays and the sound arrives later at their seating area. Even so, the instruments have already been blended into one main sound picture so the latency between instruments is rarely problematic. The room acoustics are where most of the problems really occur------Make a wireless keyboard always use specified layoutAs far as I know (which is not much) all solutions involving udev.rules stopped working recently, and at the moment the only solution that seems to work is a simple startup script that assumes the second keyboard is connected before the user logs in or else the user should manually run that script later.The script tested to work for USB keyboards (here:com/a/337431/47343) should of course be modified for wireless keyboards, which might be something like the one below.Note 1: In addition to entering the keyboard layout code desired, it might also require some trial-and-error (e.g. first entering each line in a terminal window) as the author is an "amateur" (and almost beginner-level) "script writer" ;-)Note 2: As the system seem to assign 2 device IDs to one hardware, I've found it is safer to assign the same keyboard layout code to both of those device IDs.------How to keep my childs computer safe from hackersTo begin with, a thing to do could be to ensure that the operating system is secure. Consider whether you would need to reinstall the thing from scratch.That goes for both your computer and that of your child.Next I strongly suggest that you look at the articles Educating Kids on Cyber Safety and Securing Your Home Network to get some basic information on what would be the best course of action for you.The other newsletters on this site are also very relevant, so consider reading a few of them.But the basics and advice on how to behave can be found at: US-CERT.Prior to reinstalling make a backup of your data using a different operating system than your current one, such that any infection that has - most likely occurred - will not be carried over when you copy the data files you do not want to lose.------What are the hotkeys on a Belkin 2 port kvm switch?From here :You can switch directly to any port by entering the Switch port number you wish to use. For example, if you press SCROLL LOCK, SCROLL LOCK, 2, the computer on port 2 will be selected.AutoScan Mode In AutoScan mode, the Switch remains on one port for eight seconds before switching to the next. This time interval cannot be changed. To enable AutoScan mode, press SCROLL LOCK, SCROLL LOCK, S.Note: There is no mouse or keyboard control in this mode by design, in order to prevent errors. If it were enabled, the user could move the mouse or use the keyboard while the KVM Switch is switching to the next port. This could interrupt communication between the computer and Switch that might cause erratic mouse movement, or result in errant display of characters when using the keyboard.To disable AutoScan mode, press the space bar.------Turn off all monitors while watching VLC media on TVI've created a script that slowly dims two monitors after 5 minutes of keyboard or mouse inactivity while you watch a movie on a third monitor. When you move your mouse or use your keyboard the two dimmed monitors quickly brighten (but not suddenly to shock you).Before you think I watch too much TV note this is a laptop and the program has been running for many days and the laptop is suspended / resumed twice a day at least.Save the script below to a filename in your path such as /usr/local/bin/movie.sh or /home/your_user_name/bin/movie.sh and then use:Xorg's package xprintidle is required to track how long your computer has been idle since a mouse movement or keyboard activity:Then to launch the script use:Note: When testing, change TIME_TO_FADE from 200000 to 10000 so you only have to wait 10 seconds instead of 200 seconds for fading to start------Switching from keyboard to hammered-key digital pianoYou are likely to encounter a bit of difficulty with this because weighted keys are harder to push down. Basic keyboards typically have very light keys with minimal resistance and are far less tiring to play.The solution to this is to treat it the same way as any other strength/endurance problem back up to the speed or amount of playing where you are comfortable and able to maintain good form, and gradually increase.I don't think that learning dynamics is as easy as Daniel's answer makes out, but it's not the end of the world either. Playing well requires more than just emotion you will need to apply focused technique to bring out the volume and feeling that you desire (or is dictated by the composer). However, this largely just requires mindfulness rather than learning a new skillset. The majority of what you've learned on the keyboard should cross over perfectly well------How to disable certain Fn key F key shortcutsYou can try this AutoHotKey macro:But AutoHotKey help for Sleep key also says:Note that the sleep key on some keyboards might not work with this.This means, that on some keyboards, the above macro can catch keypress of Sleep key and redirect its action but on other keyboards it is not possible. If you find out that your computer goes to sleep despite this macro (I found this on my Lenovo), then perhaps the only thing you can do is to completely disable sleep mode in Windows. But I am not sure if you want go that far.Note: simply setting of Sleep key action in Power Options to Do nothing might not help, on my laptop this setting does not disable sleep button, but it still works as before. This is why I wrote that the only solution can be disabling the entire sleep mode.------How do I restrict USB access?Unless there is an extra client-server system in place, I read from your question the following.You have a network with several computers, used as Windows clients, and a computer used as Ubuntu server.These computers have no special relationship, they just 'are' on the network. Now you want to disable the "use USB storage devices" feature on the windows computersThen no: your 'random' ubuntu computer (that currently is designated 'server') cannot force another computer to restrict USB access. That's all local. The computer itself must do this.Now solutions could be the windows OS setting permissions. It MUST be from the windows side. What you can do is have your windows computers 'look' for a master (domain server for instance) and that server set the policies. But the you'd still need to change the windows machines, and I know of no method to set windows policies from Ubuntu...
How Do I Choose Good Gaming Headphones?
Choosing the right gaming headset can be a difficult endeavor. With so many different headsets on the market, it can be difficult to decide which one is right for your needs. Fortunately, there are a few key factors to consider when selecting the perfect gaming headset that will ensure you get the best experience for your games. The first step in choosing the right gaming headset is to consider what type of gaming you plan on doing. There are different headphones available for different types of gaming. For example, if you plan on primarily playing first-person shooter games, then you may want a headset with a larger soundstage and more detailed sound. On the other hand, if you are looking to play primarily RPG games, then you may be better suited with a headset with more balanced sound capabilities. Additionally, some headsets are better suited for other activities like listening to music or making phone calls. Knowing what type of gaming you plan to do will help you narrow down the selection of available headsets. Another important factor when choosing a gaming headset is comfort. Headsets differ in terms of their size, weight, and padding. Selecting a comfortable headset is critical, as you will likely be wearing it for long periods of time while gaming. Try to find a headset that fits your head comfortably and make sure that you can adjust the volume and mute settings without making any significant movements. It is also important to read reviews from other users to get an idea of how a particular headset fits and how comfortable it is. In addition to comfort and design, sound quality is another important factor when selecting a gaming headset. Gamers need to make sure their headsets are able to provide clear and precise sound. The quality of sound is based on both the headset's drivers and the sound card of your gaming device. The quality of the sound card plays a large role in providing the best sound experience for gamers. Additionally, look for headsets that come with noise cancellation features, which will help reduce background noise and ensure your gaming sound is crisp and clear. Finally, budget is always an important factor when selecting any product, and gaming headsets are no exception. There are many different headsets available at different price points, so make sure you have an idea of how much you are willing to spend before you start looking. Additionally, look for headphones that come with additional features like a microphone and volume control, as these can add to the overall cost. By taking the time to consider these key factors, you can rest assured that you will find the perfect gaming headset for your needs. Look for a headset that is comfortable, provides good sound quality, and fits your budget. With the right gaming headset, you can expect to get the most out of your gaming experience.How Much Should You Spend On A Gaming Headset?When it comes to gaming, one of the most important pieces of equipment is a quality headset. Having a good gaming headset allows you to experience audio from the game in its fullest potential, as well as communicate with other players. However, there is often confusion as to how much money should be spent on a gaming headset. The answer to this question depends on a few factors. Firstly, what type of gaming are you doing? If you primarily play competitive shooters or esports titles, then a higher-end headset will serve you better than if you mainly play single-player story games. Higher-end gaming headsets tend to have better sound quality, better noise cancellation, and more comfortable designs. You’ll also want to consider your budget. Gaming headsets can range in price from $20 to upwards of $300, so it’s important to decide how much you are comfortable spending. Those on a tighter budget may have to sacrifice certain features, such as noise cancelling, to get a more affordable headset. Additionally, you might want to consider a wireless headset, which can cost more than wired versions, but can provide a better gaming experience due to less restriction. If you’re willing to spend some extra money for a higher-quality headset, then there are some great options out there. You could look into headsets from brands such as Sennheiser or SteelSeries. These tend to be more on the pricey side, but you’ll be getting a better build quality and sound fidelity. Furthermore, many of these higher-end gaming headsets come with advanced features, such as 7.1 surround sound or Bluetooth connectivity. Ultimately, there is no one-size-fits-all answer to the question of how much you should spend on a gaming headset. It depends on the type of gaming you do and your budget. But if you’re willing to invest a bit more money into a higher-end headset, then it can really take your gaming experience to the next level.What Hz Is Good For Gaming Headphones? When it comes to gaming, having the right headphones is essential for a great experience. Although there are many factors that must be taken into account when choosing the best headphones for gaming, one of the most important considerations is the frequency response or ‘Hz’ rating. In this article, we will discuss what Hz is good for gaming headphones and why it is important. First, let’s start with some basic knowledge about Hz. Hz stands for hertz which is the unit of measure for frequency. In simpler terms, it is the number of times per second a soundwave vibrates. For example, 20 Hz would mean that the soundwave is vibrating 20 times per second. When it comes to gaming headsets, the higher the Hz rating, the better the sound quality. This is because higher hertz ratings can produce a greater variety of sounds, allowing you to hear nuances that may be lost at lower Hz levels. Generally speaking, most gamers should aim for headphones with a range of between 20Hz-20kHz as this range delivers a wide spectrum of sound and ensures that all sounds are heard. However, if you want even more accuracy when it comes to sound reproduction, then look for headphones with a range of between 15Hz-25kHz. Aside from sound quality, the other benefit that comes from having higher Hz ratings on your headphones is improved comfort. This is because lower frequencies require more power to reproduce, which can cause your headphones to become uncomfortably loud. Higher Hz ratings, on the other hand, can help reduce this problem as it requires less power to reproduce them, thus ensuring your listening experience remains comfortable throughout. Finally, the amount of power that is needed to reproduce higher Hz ratings is another important consideration. Many gaming headsets come with amplifiers built-in, which will help boost the performance of the headphones and allow them to produce higher Hz levels. However, if your headset does not come with an amplifier or if you would like to avoid having to rely on one, then make sure to look for headphones with a high impedance rating. This rating directly affects the power that is required for the headphones to produce higher Hz ranges. To summarize, finding the right Hz rating for gaming headsets is key to getting the most out of your gaming audio experience. Generally speaking, most gamers will be happy with headphones that offer a range between 20Hz-20kHz. However, for those looking for more accurate sound reproduction and improved comfort, then look for headphones with a range of between 15Hz-25kHz and a high impedance rating.
What Is Wired Headphones?
Wired headphones are a type of headphones which are connected to their audio source using a cable. Unlike wireless headphones, which rely on bluetooth or radio frequencies to transmit sound from the source to the headphones, wired headphones perform this transfer using a direct physical connection. This has a lot of advantages and disadvantages, as we are going to explore in this article. Firstly, it is important to understand the main components of wired headphones. As mentioned earlier, they have a cable that allows the audio to pass between the audio source and the headphones. The cables are usually made of copper or other metals and are encased in a protective sheath. This is necessary to not only protect the wires from damage, but also to prevent interference with other signals, such as radio waves or cellular signals. One of the primary benefits of using wired headphones over wireless ones is that wired headphones provide better sound quality since there is no loss of sound between the source and the headphones. This is because of the direct physical connection instead of the signal having to travel through the air as it would with a wireless connection. Additionally, wired headphones are generally much more reliable than wireless ones; due to the lack of interference, the sound quality is often much clearer and more consistent. On the flip side, one of the biggest disadvantages of wired headphones is their lack of portability. Because the headphones need to be physically connected to the audio source, they cannot easily be moved around. This can be a major inconvenience if you want to take your headphones with you while travelling or when working out. Additionally, when wearing wired headphones, it can be hard to stay organized and keep track of all the cables and connection ports since they must remain connected at all times. Overall, wired headphones offer a number of benefits, such as better sound quality, reliability and a direct physical connection between the sound source and the headphones. However, their lack of portability and their need for an organized setup to keep track of all the cord can be inconvenient. When deciding between wired and wireless headphones, it is important to weigh the pros and cons of each and decide which option would be best for you.What Is Wireless Headphones?Wireless headphones are a type of audio device that provides sound without the need for wires or plugs. They usually use either radio frequency (RF) or Bluetooth technology to transmit the audio signal from a compatible source, such as a television, computer, or smartphone, to the headset. Wireless headphones are extremely convenient and allow the user to listen to audio without the bother of cords or getting tangled up. Wireless headphones are typically found in two varieties: over-ear and on-ear. Over-ear headphones completely cover the ear, while on-ear models sit directly over the ear. Over-ear models are typically more comfortable, but on-ear models are often lighter and more compact. Wireless headphones come in many different styles, sizes, and colors, so it is important to find a pair that best fits the user’s needs. Noise-cancelling headphones are also available in wireless form. This type of headphone uses active noise cancellation technology, which effectively eliminates background noise and any other sound coming from the environment. Noise cancelling headphones are designed to provide users with a tranquil listening experience, allowing them to focus on the music without any distractions. In order to use a pair of wireless headphones, they must be connected to a compatible source. This can usually be done via RF technology or Bluetooth. If using RF technology, an RF receiver must be plugged into the source device to transmit audio signals to the headphones. Bluetooth connections don’t require an additional device, as the bluetooth signal can be transmitted directly from the source. Battery life is a major factor to consider when selecting a pair of wireless headphones. The length of battery life will depend on the type of technology used and how much power is required for the particular model. Generally, RF technology has a longer battery life than Bluetooth, but both will eventually require a charge. It is important to check the product specifications before purchasing to ensure that the battery life meets the user’s needs. In conclusion, wireless headphones are a great way to enjoy audio without having to deal with the hassle of wires or cables. They come in a variety of styles and sizes, so there is sure to be a pair that fits everyone’s needs. Whether it’s to get lost in music, stay connected while working out, or simply have hands-free conversations, wireless headphones have made listening to audio a much easier and more convenient experience.Difference Between Wired Headphones Vs Wireless HeadphonesThe Difference Between Wired Headphones Vs Wireless Headphones is an important decision when it comes to purchasing audio equipment. Both types of headphones offer different benefits, so it's important to consider the pros and cons before making a purchase. Wired headphones are connected with a physical cable, while wireless headphones are designed to be used without any cables. Wired headphones offer excellent sound quality. They are also relatively inexpensive and easy to replace if necessary. This type of headphone also requires no battery power as it runs off the power from the device that it is connected to. On the other hand, wireless headphones are more expensive than wired headphones, and they require a battery to power them. The main advantage of wireless headphones is that they provide portability and convenience. They allow you to listen to music while performing activities like exercising, mowing the lawn or jogging. Wireless headphones also provide a better listening experience because there is no interference from cables. When comparing wired headphones vs wireless headphones, sound quality is another factor to consider. Wired headphones usually have better sound quality because they do not have the potential for distortion caused by wireless transmission. Also, the audio is transferred through a physical cable, which reduces interference. With wireless headphones, the signal can be affected by other radio devices, such as phones or computers, which can cause a distorted sound. In terms of comfort, both wired and wireless headphones offer similar levels of comfort. However, wired headphones can be a bit bulkier and heavier than wireless headphones. This is because the wire adds extra weight and bulk to the headphones. Wireless headphones are typically lighter and more comfortable, as they do not have the additional weight and bulk of wires. To summarize, both wired and wireless headphones offer advantages and disadvantages. Wired headphones typically provide better sound quality and are less expensive, but can be bulkier and heavier than wireless headphones. Wireless headphones offer portability and convenience, but may be prone to interference from other wireless devices. Ultimately, it comes down to personal preference and lifestyle when deciding between these two types of headphones.Why Wired Headphones Are Better For Gaming? Wired headphones are often associated with gaming and are known for their superior sound quality. They are also considered to be better for gamers than wireless headphones due to their reliability and low latency. This article will discuss the reasons why wired headphones are better for gaming, as well as some of the benefits associated with them. First and foremost, wired headphones offer superior sound quality. This is because they are able to accurately and clearly reproduce audio without any interference or distortion. Wired headphones have no need for Bluetooth pairing, so they also offer a more consistent, reliable connection. The absence of Bluetooth pairing also eliminates latency, which is important when it comes to playing video games as latency can cause the game to lag or be unresponsive. In addition to the superior sound quality and lack of latency, wired headphones have other advantages over wireless headphones. One of which is that they are often much cheaper than their wireless counterparts. This is because they do not require batteries, Bluetooth pairing, or additional components like microphones. Furthermore, wired headphones are extremely easy to set up and use, requiring only a few simple steps to get them connected. By contrast, wireless headphones often require more effort for users to get them ready for use. Moreover, wired headphones offer more customization options than wireless headphones. For instance, some wired headphones come with gaming-specific features such as adjustable frequency response curves. This enables gamers to easily adjust the way their headphones sound in the game, allowing them to customize their audio experience according to their needs and preferences. Finally, wired headphones provide gamers with greater comfort and convenience. Since they do not require batteries or charging, gamers don’t need to worry about their headphones running out of power while they are gaming. Additionally, they don’t need to worry about tangled cords or limited range either. This means that gamers can focus on their game without worrying about their headphones, making the gaming experience a lot more enjoyable. In conclusion, wired headphones offer a number of advantages for gamers. They provide superior sound quality and eliminate latency, with no need for Bluetooth pairing or additional components. Furthermore, they are often cheaper than their wireless counterparts, easier to set up, and offer more customization options. Finally, they offer greater comfort and convenience, making them an ideal choice for gamers who want to take their gaming experience to the next level.
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