u/ClassicalYT

I love firefox. But i cant stand when using youtube to see it run very laggy. Everything. The ui, the videos etc. So i switched to brave. Is there any way to fix it?

Now, i consider this an itch. I have a 2k monitor which makes my gpu kind of struggle. I also checked and was pleasantly surprised that my ryzen 5 5600x isnt a bottleneck. Should i pull the trigger?

Im new to this smartthings app. I've used google home before and i didnt need to use matter. Now having switched to smartthings, i need to use matter since most apps arent partnered directly with samsung. Now, do i really need to spend money on a matter hub? And is it worth it? Since its expensive and i have about only 3 devices that need it (2 AC's and 1 roborock), i was wondering if its even worth it?

Weird question but, my school has installed speakers that play music during breaks. I was wondering, what are the best metal songs from metallica, megadeth, scorpions etc. that can be played on them? They have to be like ballads, no swearing, towards a calmer side. Basically, songs that can be played in a school. Currently have a tout le monde, some scorpion songs, the unforgiven and fade to black. What are some other choices?

These buds have stood the test of time, been revived from the dead. However im starting to get thoughts about upgrading. Is it really worth it to upgrade? (Idk if it matters but i listen primarily to metal)

Managed to but asics NYC Arctic Sky for 400 RON (aka the low price of 90 bucks). Brand new, reputable site, i don't know how i got such a deal. Hoping i don't get delivered a rock 😂

So a while back i dropped my earbuds in a puddle outside my house in the rain for like a day. After retrieving them they were obviously, bricked having ipx2 resistance. Now someone on LTT discord server recommended submerging them in isopropyl alcohol and since they were dead, why the hell not? Low and behold, after 5 minutes they connected to my phone while i was scrolling reels and started playing audio while submerged. Now from what i understood, the isopropyl seeped in and absorbed the water inside. Half a year later still going strong.