BlueTardis

I would at least check mouser.com

Point it at Europe site and see how you go. I have had good luck with shipping from them to both Europe and Australia with decent time.

Had to batch up my orders to make best use of shipping cost.

Took me a minute to figure out how to test this as I don’t use subtitles but…it works fine. MacOS and iOS.

Look up Vinegar for iOS and install

Been using it for some years now

This is how you get 40k Orks

I prefer GoG and will generally purchase from there as no drm and you end up owning your game.

However their client is a bit shit and has been for a long time (GoG galaxy). You really only need it for updates though.

Steam excels for games with lots of mods/workshop. It just works.

The computer reboots 16 times when you plug it in.

We still have one and it works really well. I suspect they were over filling the water reservoir

Alas I have but one upvote to give.

Definitely needs some more testing as those numbers in the table look low to me. Archiving vs listening is a key point and storage is relatively cheap.

Listening on cheap Bluetooth headphones then you can get away with a low bitrate. If you are using better gear and/or music that has a lot of dynamic range and comes from strings (piano/classical/etc) then I would recommend 320 but your mileage may vary.

Listen, compare and decide. I have a library of about 110k tracks (musicbrainz-Picard is amazing) and I wish I had:

1. Focussed more on encoding albums rather than just songs and
2. Had 320 or flac

Used to use CoronaSDK a lot. There are still a million tutorials online and YouTube if people are interested.

Basically limited to your imagination

Steam or GoG

Anything else is too much pain.

Any 10mm can lose itself already- we don’t technology for that.

You need to know that most power tools are ultimately owned by only a few brands

Milwaukee and Ryobi for example are both owned by TTI but the Marketing is strong.

https://www.protoolreviews.com/power-tool-manufacturers-who-owns-them/

I do. Every day. Decent headphones that block a lot of outside noise but don’t need a battery.

Constantly thankful that I don’t have to find a Bluetooth setup.

Contentious part is that I listen to high quality (generally lossless) ripped music. Bluetooth and some adapters do weird things with compression and you can really hear it.