It’s basically a bluetooth headset that you can pair to an Arc or to a Bluetooth transmitter (eg. in a phone). You cannot play music over WiFi, you cannot redirect music from a Sonos speaker to your headphones, you cannot group a Sonos speaker and your headphones and you cannot set the headphones as their own zone in…

As someone who lived through the 90s, I have no desire to go back to the bad old days of having to lug around a bunch of cartridges.

In case anyone is wondering, the image, title and description are usually taken directly from the page as part of the Open Graph protocol (https://ogp.me/).

That’s correct, but bear in mind that the mandate doesn’t kick in until December 2024. Given that Apple typically launches handsets in September then they can get away with still using Lightning in Sept ‘23 and Sept ‘24 launches - should they wish.

As great as this sounds (for people who want devices like this for emulation) it’s worth warning that Ayn have developed a bit of a reputation for being appallingly slow at shipping devices.

I’m going to stick my neck out and guess that the SE will come with Lightning.

Nice one, thank you!

I think it is because it is a USB A cable

The USB-C regulation doesn’t cover data speeds - so the EU will have no issue with Apple providing a USB-C connector supporting only USB 2.0 (something they do today on the iPad 10th Gen).

If you find out what that other app is then do let me know! I can think of a couple of times where I might be prepared to pay a premium to get some bricks to complete a cool looking build.

I thought this was a neat idea but, as I was based in the UK, I took a look at Amazon instead.

I’ve been using BrickIt - although that only appears to let you scan the bricks and then come up with things to build using them.

My parents use eM Client, they seem happy enough with the free version. However every so often an update causes it to stop working so you have to uninstall the app (making sure you tell it not to delete the database!) and then re-install. Annoying but at least it’s free.

The scam starts with a victim taking money out of an ATM. Once they put their pin on the ATM, they’re tapped on the shoulder by the scammer, who points at some cash on the floor that they planted, telling the victim that they dropped it. As the victim reaches to pick up the money, the scammer takes the victim’s card…

r/steamdeals is also a good place to check for games with hefty discounts.

The Steam Deck is admittedly a bit heavy and unwieldy for some users, so much less powerful devices like the Anbernic RG35XX have flourished alongside it.

Excluding some archaic obscurities, the next best ratio I’ve come across has a whopping five syllables with only seven letters: the geographical region Oceania. Let me know in the comments if I’ve missed any good ones.

A swift Google search suggests that there are quite a few of these retro gaming boxes than come with the Amlogic S905X2 processor.

The terror is coming from middle managers

The only real limitation here is that it prevents you from using the timer function on your iPhone.