The app itself still won’t let me. Perhaps on via the web? I’ll check again cause I’m a dolt and misspelled my user name when I signed up.

I don’t buy this. I think this take is tech-washing the problem.

Some friend and I were discussing how poorly 24 has aged, but also how different the world views its subject matter now.

Stop listening to chatbots.

Do you know what impedance you’re in-ears are rated at?

Edit: I checked and Sennheiserr’s website says they are 18 ohms. These in-ears should be screaming loud.

I imagine this company didn’t test in-ears extensively or used something very inexpensive that didn’t work. General rule is lower the impedance, higher the output (when discussing speakers or headphones). Understand, in-ears like those you own are meant to be used by audio pros in possible (likely) loud environments where they need to be loud enough to deliver accurate reproduction of what the user is listening to. They are built with the ability to get VERY loud for a reason.

It’s possible there’s something else in play here that I am not aware of, but my guess would be these will work just fine. Do your in-ears require some sort of power to operate properly? I didn’t see anything that stated that and would be surprised if they did. Should just be a passive transducer circuit.

It will depend on the bpm of your music. Use this for reference and the answer: https://delayreverbcalculator.com/

iOS features a password or biometric lock protected “hidden” photo album. Photos placed there don’t show up anywhere else as far as I can tell. I haven’t find any type of app lock yet, but I would think it does exist somehow, as other features can be accessed and used while the phone itself is locked. My point is the ideas mentioned are all easily implemented, and should be more obvious and ubiquitous.

You can delete a video from your history and it will stop the algo from doing that. But yeah, it’s a really annoying algo.

I call this “cashew mode”

I’m the “tech guy” in my family and friend groups. Every time I need to help someone with something I have this experience and it’s crazy.

Yes, thank you for making my argument. The average person doesn’t have the right use case scenario in their day to day life.

I’ve never had a calculator lie to me. Or hallucinate a number. The AI is a tool argument is getting tired. I haven’t seen it do anything useful at all that helps my day to day life.

Guess I’ve purchased my last Sony Console