Billy Pilgrim

I'm looking into getting a pair of headphones I can use to listen to music and game with on the side. I want over-ear headphones and closed back ones since I want to be able to use them in shared spaces. I have done a little bit of searching and these (https://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=29514) seem well recommended and well suited to my use case. Does that sound right, or would a different headset in a similar price range be more appropriate. On top of that, would these headphones require an external amplifier or DAC to work well?

Is there a way to compare them for myself, or see which one I prefer?

Quite a variety of music, but a lot of classical

I am just interested in headphones. I already have a microphone. Audio quality is important to me, however so is comfort.

What could I get for ~$70-120?

Recently I have been looking into getting a set of over ear headphones to improve my computer using experience. I currently am using the free earbuds that come with iPhones from 5 years ago. I have a variety of uses including listening to music, streaming video and gaming. Are there any headphones that would be appropriate for these uses and be a noticeable upgrade over what I am currently using?

I have been recently programming a lot in Java using Eclipse. I have heard good things about IntelliJ and I was wondering whether it is worth switching to it. I would appreciate any advice.

Do either of you have any recommendations for a tutorial or setup guide?

Is there an advantage to using this over other variants of spring?

I recently learned how to use Java, and as a project I am interested in creating a simple backend for a webapp with java to be hosted on heroku. I am planning on the webpages being written in HTML, or possibly React.js. I have started off using Java servlets and Tomcat and am wondering whether there is a better solution.

I am looking to buy a webcam for video conferencing. Does anyone have any good suggestions for under $50-60?

Upon the recommendation of people on this site I have used Kinoni EpocCam as a webcam for various online meetings. Today, however, it did not work. I opened a list of services and the kinoni service was not running. When I tried to start it it said: WIndows could not start the Kinoni Service service on Local Computer Error 1067: The process terminated unexpectedly. I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling the drivers, but it still does not work.

Is it possible to use an iPhone as a webcam for a Windows computer?

I currently back up my computer to a hard drive using Windows' built in backup utility, however I would also like to back it up to a second drive. The windows utility supports only one drive. Does anyone have a suggestion for software that I could use to back up my computer to a second hard drive?

@airdeano I recently adjusted the tightness of the bearings and moved the tray up a little with the knobs on the bottom and was able to print what you sent me. What were the settings you used to slice it?