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The TRN BT20 2-pin 0.78mm IEM Bluetooth Adapter

The TRN BT20 2-pin 0.78mm IEM Bluetooth Adapter

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Hi everyone, Today, I’ll be reviewing the TRN BT20 Bluetooth adapter for 2-pin In-Ear Monitors (IEM): The TRN BT20 is a Bluetooth 5.0 adapter that is available in 3 different versions: 2-pin 0.75mm 2-pin 0.78mm MMCX The version I purchased is the 2-pin 0.78mm for my KZ ZS7 IEM’s. The adapter syncs together to bring you stereo sound. It uses a Realtek Bluetooth 5.0 SoC that while it is not specified which specific chipset it’s being used, I suspect it…

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How to install Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 18875

How to install Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 18875

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Hi everyone, Today, I finally managed to install Windows 10 Insider Preview, build 18875. Previosuly, I was getting an error with code 0xca00a000. After reading around the Feedback hub, it seems that disabling the Windows Search service and deleting the content of the Windows SoftwareDistribution folder fixes this, and the update is able to be installed succesful. Here, I’ll show you step by step how to do it. Disabling the Windows Search service First, press the keys Win + R…

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Can’t get Windows 10 Insider Preview build 18875 to install…

Can’t get Windows 10 Insider Preview build 18875 to install…

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UPDATE 4/13/2019: Yesterday, I published how to install build 18875. Click here to read the post. Hi everyone, Today, Microsoft released Windows 10 Insider Preview build 18875, but I’m unable to install it on my machines. For some reason, it fails at 7% when it’s configuring the update when attempting to restart, and then, if I try to download the update again, it returns a 0xca00a00 error. I removed the contents in C:\windows\SoftwareDistribution\Download and it seems to be able to download…

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Unboxing and Review: Jack by Podo Labs

Unboxing and Review: Jack by Podo Labs

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Hi everyone, Yesterday, I finally received the Jack by Podo Labs, after 2 years of waiting for this Kickstarter project: The project was funded on February 25, 2017, and yesterday was April 8, 2019, the day I received it. The Jack is a bluetooth receiver that turns standard 3.5mm headphones into bluetooth. The receiver supports Qualcomm’s aptX and uses a CSR8670 chip. It also uses a Maxim MAX97220 amplifier, and it’s stated to handle 2 Vrm up to 600Ohms, according…

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CMIX GUI v1.7 released!

CMIX GUI v1.7 released!

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Hi everyone, I have released CMIX GUI v1.7 today: This version adds support for cmix v17, which was released a few days ago. You can download this new release at the project’s GitHub repository by clicking here. Enjoy!

BarCamp 2019: Vue.js
BarCamp 2019: Vue.js

BarCamp 2019: Vue.js

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The last session I attended for the day was about Vue.js. This session was mostly a personal perspective as to why Mark chose Vue.js, explained in his slide: He then proceeded to explain in more details how is a Vue.js project structure: Finally, he showed us a Tic Tac Toe demo he wrote and is freely accessible at his page: Then, he went to explain the project’s code: I’ve never used Vue.js before, but I’ve heard of it. Being at…

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BarCamp 2019: Serverless technology

BarCamp 2019: Serverless technology

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Today’s next conference was about a company called Info Tech sharing their experience with Serverless technologies after a year. They presented 10 particular lessons, which are the following, each explained into more details in this session: Paradigm shift to microservices One service at a time Learn to love DynamoDB AWS tooling Cloud Watch is your frenemy Don’t fail silently Constraints are everywhere Develop for concurrency AWS Documentation Re:Invent every year After this, we were presented with a variety of references…

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BarCamp 2019: Pythonic Coding

BarCamp 2019: Pythonic Coding

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After the Lunch Break, I went to the Pythonic Coding session. Here, most of the presentation focused on how to write code in a pythonic way. The speaker used samples of how a C-Style syntax could be written better in Python. See the gallery below for some of the topics covered in this session:

BarCamp 2019 Lunch Food
BarCamp 2019: Lunch Break

BarCamp 2019: Lunch Break

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This year’s BarCamp lunch was from Moe’s Southwest Grill: We had everything to make our own taco and burrito, and it was very yummy 😋. In the above picture, you can see what I ate for lunch. The break lasted ’till 1:00 PM, where the sessions continued.