If you are a zealot of FOSS (Free and Open Source Software) like you claim and you use either Linux (or as I've taken to calling it, GNU/Linux because Linux by itself is just the kernel while the GNU Project provides the core tools) or another similar free operating system such as FreeBSD or OpenBSD, then might I recommend that you search through the source code using the tool `grep'. This tool is considered a standard in the Unix and Unix-like world, and thusly is usually part of the core utilities meaning it should be part of the base system without having to install a package.

For example, in this situation you would be looking to use `grep' with the `-nri' flags, to get the line number (-n), do it recursively (-r) and do it case-insensitively (-i). I recommend checking out the manual pages (this is done with the `man' command).

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Byte

not really a solution but i highly recommend getting either just a dac or a dac + amp, doesn't have to be a super fancy one but it leads to way less issues with sound in my experience. if you go down this route make sure it's "driverless" or something similar advertised for mac i think, otherwise i recommend the fiio e10k

for actual advice, you can check that the right module is loaded, looking at 'lscpi -nnk' it seems like snd_hda_intel is the one used for most audio devices. i would look into it and see if there are some module options for maybe forcing the internal header to be registered if that turns out to be the issue. googling i find this thread https://ask.fedoraproject.org/t/headphone-audio-not-working-asus-rog-strix-z590-f-alc4080/19253/5 but i really cba reading through it but maybe you find some helpful advice

also highly recommend getting rid of pulseaudio and just using pipewire and pipewire-pulse, since you're on arch it's probably something like 'pacman -S pipewire pipewire-pulse wireplumber' then i think 'systemctl --user enable wireplumber' should be enough

jesus fucking christ opti

i have these, very good. long battery life charges fast but you're pretty clearly paying a huge markup for them being wireless but if you're ok with that then these are quite good. i do only use them for my tv though so i'm not sure how they are outside but i've had no issues with the controls or anything, and it has no issues being paired up to multiple devices at once

https://clips.twitch.tv/ThirstyDreamyJaguarFutureMan-gf9Iavl1U0Rsqsqr

top 10 eu would just be full tilt and seven, with kaidus and stark being interchangable at #1/#2

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how is alfa higher than cyzer, cyzer having more playoff apperances than alfa has seasons played to this date? like what is the weighting system where playing like shit on all the classes is more important than actually doing well on 1 class?

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oh no... a php programmer...

Yea i also dont think thaigrr and vani shouldve gotten banned for multiple demo infractions

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https://mega.nz/file/L75CiSyb#RLaQMVSVdS-qUzB3nhzRAB6akmqAxKGMmkaXnku8YxM

the i63 demos are identical as far as i can tell, don't think they have the sil and kaptain pov demos from cpg2019 though. i don't mind uploading just those separately on a file sharing site, would save me seeding and keeping this massive archive around

what the fuck? who installs drivers for their monitor?? who uses this as a metric for quantifying whether a monitor is worth it or not???

for the record i'd go with the asus one cause it says it does a higher refresh rate, outside of that i imagine these two monitors are very similar, maybe even use the same panel