Just to note, this doesn’t apply to the UK. Our trains are generally useless and expensive.

Before you get to be a tree hugger, you’ve got to get to know the tree

Try the obvious stuff first, in case you missed anything. It’s easy to do :)

Reboot the computer. Check that everything is plugged in properly, whether it’s your speakers or headset. Check that Windows is trying to use the correct device. It may have switched the default to your fixed monitor, especially as you get sound through it. Check the volume for your headset. Windows supports separate volume levels for different devices. Check the headset in the rear connectors on your computer. Check your headset with the cable on a known working device, like your phone. Boot to a live Linux distro and see if the sound works there. Turn the computer off completely, and make sure that you didn’t unplug the front panel connector when you installed the SSD.

These should give you a good idea of where the problem is, and let you rule out a few things. Obviously you don’t need to carry out the steps that would be redundant, so if your headset works with the rear ports, you don’t need to check it with your phone, for example.

Good luck :)

They’re supposed to be better at preventing RSI

In my defence it’s late at night here 🙈

While I agree with you, if OP is spending money on a remote, they may as well try to find an original remote. They’re unlikely to be expensive, and will have all the correct buttons :)

Ah, I know the one. I’ve used it for Google Drive in the past. I didn’t know it could do Onedrive too though.

That makes sense, thanks :)

Thanks :)

I take it that’s a third party client that syncs with MS Onedrive?

A developer, Abraunegg, has made a Linux tool that syncs a Microsoft Onedrive account with a Linux system, in the same way that the Microsoft Onedrive tool does on Windows. They’ve named their tool Onedrive too.

I didn’t know if you were talking about Microsoft Onedrive compatibility in Gnome, or Abraunegg’s Onedrive. It gets a bit confusing when they both have the same name.

the most recent version of GNOME has OneDrive support

Just to check, do you mean the Microsoft version of Onedrive, or the abraunegg Linux version?

Abraunegg’s version is brilliant, but the MS version would make my life easier :)

I would suggest avoiding Xiaomi anyway. I’ve got a Mi 10t Lite 5g, and it’s come to the end of the update cycle. I wanted to unlock the bootloader and flash a new ROM, but they try to force ads on you and take your data as much as they can.

It has a fair amount of ads by default, which you can disable, but you have to set up a Mi account to unlock the bootloader. Part of setting up the account is having to accept tracking cookies through their website, as well as sync your data to their servers from your phone. If you don’t do these, you can’t unlock the bootloader.

It just feels a bit scummy, and I don’t trust them to delete my data when I’m done.

You might want to delete this, then reupload it after you’ve cropped your name out 👍

That’s good to know, thanks :)

Didn’t they get taken down recently?

It’s more likely that the streaming setup is having the same problem as you - it can’t find a stream. It checks a load of torrents at once, but if there’s no torrent for what you’re looking for, it’s not going to find them either.

Well, I feel a bit daft!

I thought the filter was to only complete quests for certain objects. I had no idea that you could add items too. That’s going to make things easier for me :)

It’s good, but it depends on the map having the details in the first place. e.g. near me, the roads are mapped, and a lot of the town centre, but there’s a huge amount missing.

Street Complete can’t ask about a building if it hasn’t been added to OpenStreetMap in the first place.

I imagine you already know, but be sure that you’re saying that the street sign doesn’t exist, and not the street itself 👍

I might be wrong, but I remember reading that they removed the objectionable content after the fuss that was kicked up.