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  • genstoBuyFromEU@feddit.orgFair and European computer mouse
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    2 个月前

    Most important role by far. For example their wood wheel is (currently) hand made.

    And I think china is much better at the environment thing then you think. I know they are insane when it comes to chemical waste. Idk about germany, but usa (and my country, and others I know of) is far worse when it comes to polution per product.

    Nothing of it matters as I will never buy a mouse without 5 buttons. I could tolerate a wire, barely.

    Oh, and the best for the environment is to not buy a new mouse unless you need it. Mine is like over 5 years old and I won’t get a new one until it breaks.

    Anyway this seems like a good thing they want to do. No matter how bs their cost breakdown page is.










  • genstoMemes@sopuli.xyzEvery dam time
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    3 个月前

    Not really. It’s up to the software, soundcard, and/or recording.

    Stereo headphones are surround. The reason laptop speakers are not is because they are in front of you. Headphones are one for each ear, separate.

    Our brain is very sensitive to phase difference between sound in either ear. That is how we can tell sound direction. It’s like triangulation, except the third variable is the shape of our ears (is it comming from the front or the back, see HRTF again).

    There is no such thing as surround headphones. There can not even be such a thing. All headphones are surround. It’s either sound card drivers, software in the chain, the recording itself, or just marketing. Get “normal” headphones and check out some directional audio videos on youtube.

    Openal is an audio library used by some older games and they patched HRTF into it to make it sound even more surround.

    Decent headphones that are comfortable are better then even more expensive full room setups, although just for one person.

    Edit: Funny enough the last time I explained this was to an audio engineer. Took him a bit, but he got it when I used sharks ears as an example.