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they're all sennheisers. I'd like to give them a shot, I just dunno about where wireless headphone tech is at and if I should even bother with this as a whole

How's it compare to the PXC 550, the RS 195, or the Momentum?

less than $750. i've heard schiit recommended again and again. I just really dont want to deal with wired headphones. i might have to if nothing sounds great. havent heard of the mobius. any reviews on it and sound tests? how does it really sound?

Good looking Sony headphone. Sound cancellation and portability weren’t something I had in mind, but they’re always a good addition I suppose. How’s the sound fidelity on it? I was actually expecting a recommendation of something similar to an A50, but the sound of those suck eggs.

Good question. I’ve followed the standard updates closely for C++11, 14, and 17, but just haven’t gotten around to looking at 20. Im interested to see how the spaceship operator, updated for-ranged, and updated string things (“”_ and string literal template parameters) improve a development workflow. Usually, I try the standards before their release, but I haven’t gotten around to it for 20. I’m pretty satisfied with 17 as it is.

Thread killed, haha! Thanks for the post, very informative. I had not heard of Spybot until now. Good blog as well!

Quantum is good and all, but the extensions for it are lack luster in performance (looking at you, dark reader!!) You can export passwords to Firefox, and Firefox has syncing across platforms.

You're missing out on a lot of C++ functionality by focusing on embedded development, but I honestly don't blame you! I can walk you through how I use the API and its documentation if it interests you. I can do a single, complicated example just to make sure all of the bases are covered if you do want me to write up some information.

You could also make your own ncurses library using win console functionality. From a cursory look at some ncurses functionality, it doesn't look like you can do everything without some elbow grease https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/console/console-functions If you aren't interested in making it yourself, I'd look on stack overflow for ncurses alternatives for windows. A real, full port doesn't exist to my knowledge If you absolutely want ncurses, you could try VMWare's app dependencies virtualizer (can't remember the name, I can look it up if you are interested). Functions similarly to Wine on Mac for windows apps.

1. It really depends on the project. Generally, for smaller projects that I do myself, CreateThread using a threadproc works fine. std::thread (a wrapper for CreateThread afaik) is a bit finicky, but also works if I'm testing something specific. For the bigger projects, it's generally done by whoever's in charge with creating the base tiered-framework; not my job 2. I would assume that if it exists, it would not be as-is. I'm unfamiliar with ncurses specifications, so I couldn't tell you if something worked similarly enough. 3. Boost has its uses, and some people swear by it, but any time I find myself needing something from boost, I end up recreating it myself. I've honestly never used boost in a serious setting. 4. Visual Studio 2017 Pro. Works great, no addons except ReSharper C++. Also, (not exactly an IDE) but Notepad++ is great for when I want to edit a file without the launch time of vs.

could you link the test? thanks. is there any difference between the receiver in the wireless charging mat and just the normal receiver?

I've done a ton of C++ development (kernel and user) for lots of things. Ask me anything. I generally focus on reverse engineering (so I also have some asm experience) and vulnerability research if that gives you any question ideas.

I'm and audiophile and do a bit of gaming. I've got a big budget (not thousands of dollars, but big regardless) and want a pair of really really good wireless headphones. Any ideas?

Has anyone tested the delay on the Logitech G703?