AptX Lossless can't seem to disable without disabling 24 bit / 96kHz mode as well.

Setup: SmartControl+ -> MTW5 -> Device Settings -> Audio Mode Priority -> enable Advanced Sound Quality, Hi-Res 24 bit / 96kHz, Lossless, reboot the headphones when the app asks.

Expectation: Disabling Lossless but not 24 / 96 mode will keep 24 / 96 mode.

Actual: Disabling Lossless doesn't work at all; the app shows both still enabled.

Workaround: Disable 24 / 96 mode at the same time and it will save correctly. Enabling just Lossless now and rebooting seems to save that but my dongle seems to not detect that Lossless mode is then available and falls back to AptX Adaptive. (I think these modes might be mut

Fidium charged me in the second month the full rate without the autopay discount, despite my having paid _my previous bill_ via bank autopay. The agent tried to tell me that the $10 autopay discount was for the first month only, and gave me a $5 adjustment. Pittsburgh area. I see the $10 autopay discount on the order page for new customers right now. Am I crazy?

Tl;dr: r/cscareerquestions will go dark on June 12 for at least a week in protest of Reddit's API changes that will kill third party apps, such as Apollo, RIF, and others. We will start with a week but may extend later on. We want to balance our protest with the needs of the community.

I wanted to cross-post this but ironically Reddit's cross-posting is broken at the moment.

Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/Save3rdPartyApps/comments/13yh0jf/dont_let_reddit_kill_3rd_party_apps/

What's going on?

A recent Reddit policy change threatens to kill many beloved third-party mobile apps, m

Prove me wrong.

Hi folks,

We want to implement a weekly celebration thread (based on the recent discussion) where folks can post about their triumphs, new jobs, and other career success, along with a rule that prohibits this outside the weekly (like the others).

But our weeklies are already set for every day of the week! As a result, we'll need to swap one out.

Which would you prefer we swap out? Or would you rather not have a weekly celebration thread? Or do you have some other suggestion?

Vote below and let us know! If you have suggestions for specific days, leave them below (I think we'd

We have added a rule for Name & Shame threads to the r/cscareerquestions posting rules:

Name & Shames should be for corporate behavior that is blatantly dishonest/unethical, illegal, or exceptionally shitty. Non-exceptional Name & Shame posts will be removed and redirected to Glassdoor, the Daily Chat thread, or the Friday Rant thread.

I realize that there is a bit of subjectivity here, but I feel this strikes a decent balance.

Some examples of non-exceptional Name & Shames that will now be removed in the future:

• You were ghosted before or after an intervi

Hi folks, I'm u/ShadowWebDeveloper, a new mod here. (Here are the other mod AMAs in case you're interested.)

I've been posting here for a couple of years ever since a Big N contacted me and I more or less had a panic attack. I'm currently working for that Big N, and before that I was working for a couple of much smaller startups. I'm a full stack software developer with a weird title currently. I've done a little bit of DevOps stuff with AWS and GCP as well. I live in the midwest with my wife and kids. At around 35, I might be a little older than some folks here.

I have a less tradi

It looks like if a thread has been removed from the subreddit, attempting to access that thread as a mod of that subreddit (where it would otherwise still be visible) results in a blank page (the top bar shows momentarily and then is removed, leaving nothing on the page). I think I've seen this with other threads that haven't been deleted too. Viewing with i.reddit.com works fine.

Could we please roll this back to opted in testers? It's really getting in the way of my use of Reddit.

So in my latest one on one, I was told I was under consideration to become a lead when a position opens up, if I was up for it (I am). In our company, there is generally one tech lead per team, and they're responsible for essentially making sure that the team's productivity remains high, removing blockers, and generally being responsible for the team's high level mission. Basically, when they spin up a new team (probably in the near future), I'm on the list to possibly lead it.

I have been a senior developer for a long time but haven't really had anyone reporting to me. Technically, the team doesn't report to the tech lead here either (every developer reports to the director of engineering)

So in my latest one on one, I was told I was under consideration to become a lead when a position opens up, if I was up for it (I am). In our company, there is generally one tech lead per team, and they're responsible for essentially making sure that the team's productivity remains high, removing blockers, and generally being responsible for the team's high level mission. Basically, when they spin up a new team (probably in the near future), I'm on the list to possibly lead it.

I have been a senior developer for a long time but haven't really had anyone reporting to me. Technically, the team doesn't report to the tech lead here either (every developer reports to the director of engineeri