u/PhilosophyOver9815

Finally permanently lost my original galaxy buds :,( so I'm looking for new wireless earbuds. I don't care too much about noise cancellation or brand I just want long battery-life, good sound, and a comfortable fit (I've got small ears). Everything about my original buds worked great but I'd prefer maybe a bit of an upgrade on sound quality. If they can work with Find My Devices type apps that would be great. And please no earbuds with the stem things sticking out of the ear.

Right now I'm between the Sony WF-C510, Soundcore A40, and maybe the Tozo NC9s but feel free to suggest any others. Thanks!

Hello! I am getting my bachelors in History and wish to become involved with a historical archiving job later on (if all else fails something in the museum or library sciences field.) I have 2 years of experience working at a public library and am trying to get an archive job at my current university. Although I'm taking a lot of history classes with some anthropology and archeology, I realized I probably need some courses focused on the data analysis / digital elements of archiving. I honestly am pretty clueless with things like that and have only helped inventory special collections at my library job. (So like a little google sheets knowledge lol.) I'm trying to see if I can take a "data analytics in anthropology" course but it looks like its not offered often.

What basic classes should I try to take if any? Data analysis, database systems, data structures and algorithms?? If there's any other courses I should take let me know too. Would appreciate it if someone more knowledgeable could point me in the right direction!