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I have a bin of about 100 loose cables ranging from HDMI, DP, USB, Power etc. Currently they are in 1 big tangled mess. What's the best way to organize these cables. All the tools i've found online are focused on organizing cables that are plugged in. I don't want to wrap each cable individually and I want easy access. In an ideal world I should be able to take out a cable and put it back within 5-10 seconds and not have to worry about coiling it up and tieing it off.

I do normal mode on my washer and dryer idk an exact temp.

Ya but I don't think a 10+ month/onboarding process is reasonable in any company maybe 3 or 4 months but beyond that I think its 100% lmg's fault "Striving for perfection is the greatest stopper there is. You'll be afraid you can't achieve it. It's your excuse to yourself for not doing anything."

I find it kind of odd that support times are still insanely long. Back in January of this year I opened a support ticket that took weeks to respond to and in August I opened a support ticket that took weeks to get a response. To the support teams credit it seems like more urgent issues (i.e the support ticket for me to change my address of an order) are answered a bit faster (5 days) but it sounds like they are still understaffed and seeing its been 10 months that I have been experiencing slow support there should have been time to hire more support agents, is this something LTT is actively looking to do. And with knowledge of backpack and screwdriver launch I think this should have been expected to have higher volumes of support tickets. Does LTT have a plan to reduce the support time what is the goal for the response time. I think the industry standard is 24-48 hours but it would be awesome to see LTT go above and beyond and implement a live chat. P.S. I personally don't see this is a huge issue, its inconvenient yes but I am glad higher priority support tickets are being answered in days instead of weeks.

Here is a comparison of 3 shirts. The 2 on the left are the new ltt blanks, you can see even comparing just these 2 shirts they are have wildly different sizes even though all 3 of these shirts are XL. Its to the point where the black adblock shirt doesn't even fit me. Then when you compare it to the AA shirt you can see how much it actually shrank. I was on "normal" wash cycle and "normal" dryer which is fine for all of my other clothing but for some reason the ltt blanks shrink a significant amount. I understand that the best way to wash clothes is to do a cold wash and hang dry and I do that for nice clothes but for a $20 tshirt I should be able to wash and dry it normally without having it shrink to unwearable levels. Is this just me? (also something to note i've had the aa shirt for a lot longer than the adblock shirt meaning its been through even more wash/dryer cycles)

I am running into a slight problem right now and am searching for a solution. For the past few years I have been using google home minis (1st gen) as my music listening device. However, I am looking for a bit of an upgrade, I want something with more bass as that is really lacking. Here's what I want to be able to do, I want to easily be able to stream music from my phone or ask google assistant to play music using my voice while also be able to output audio from my computer (i.e aux). I know one solution would be sonos but I don't have the money for that. The reason why I need both is its really nice when people are over to be able to allow them to pick the music while they are on my wifi without having to fiddle with Bluetooth. The reason why I want there to be aux is when I play beatsaber or any VR games while people are over its pretty boring for the viewers to not have sound. Here is my checklist Affordable Control music via Google Assistant Chromecast the audio within the Spotify app Multiple Speakers i.e at least stereo preferable with a subwoofer Use it as an audio device on my windows pc. I have looked into chromecast audio but that is discontinued and expensive. I have also looked into hdmi adapters for regular chromecast to splice out the aux but that seems a bit janky.

I don't think Grafana is the best option for graphics fyi, its primarily made for live data to monitor systems. A much better solution would be to use D3 JS which allows you to have literally hundreds of types of graphs, from there you could use puppeteer to export it to an image, pdf or you could have live interactive graphs on the labs website.

I think pulling the Oura sponsored SC was a mistake. I know there was the mispronunciation however I highly doubt that was the only reason why they wanted it pulled. When I watched the video every single comment I read was complaining about the subscription. Literally every single one. I don't remember reading a single comment that didn't mention the subscription. Also Linus has been using the run without a subscription and is grandfathered for life. With backpack delays, lack of a clear warranty, and now giving into sponsor pressure to remove was is essentially a bad review its getting difficult to trust LTT and their editorial process.

for(let i = 0; i < 10; i++){ console.log( Word1() + " " + Word2() + " " + Word3() + " " + Word4()); } If you want to run the log 10 times you would do something like this. Anything you put inside a for loop will run as many times as the for loop runs.

10/14 of my shirts are LTT, just did a clearing of all the old clothes that don't fit and this is what is left. I am basically a walking lttstore ad at this point. This also doesn't mention my water bottle, underwear, jackets/hoodies and soon to be backpack and screwdriver

Hi, I am trying to exchange some items that I received for xmas and I want to confirm that support@lttstore.com is the best way to contact. I have send 4 emails with only an automated response. Is there another way to get in contact with support?

Nah, if ima use windows ima just use WSL for my linux stuff.

Yup, so either stick with the open source drivers or go back to windows

Yes but the 2019 update says he ripped out 1 of the gpus and is using onboard graphics. and the 2020 update he swiched to a radeon card with 6 ports

oh no, turns out this might not be possible https://askubuntu.com/questions/1071480/all-monitors-of-the-second-gpu-are-disconnected-ubuntu-18-04-nvidia-396-54