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Thanks a lot for for your invaluable help. We've decided to go with porkbun and we've had a smooth experience so far

Hey folks, I need to buy a domain for my small business and needed some suggestions on where to get a .in domain for the lowest renewal and with the best service. My acquaintances gave me bad reviews on GoDaddy and hostinger. And there's the mitsu.in case here in Tech Enclave. Thanks in advance

Hi fellow mates, As the title suggests, I am looking for suggestions on a good Bluetooth neckband with good mic quality, long life and durable. Please suggest.

I just started earning and could save up enough money to buy a 5 year old graphics card and a used office pc for fulfilling my 10 year dream of playing AAA games. After all that waiting, I'm just not able to realise my dream. Not able to find time at all between work. Pathetic, the state of over...

I had bought a few li-ion cells from Mora (mora.net.in) a few years ago. They do have prismatic LiFePO4 cells. You can check them out if they may suit your requirement

What about using ipv6 for the P2P connection?

You can try Horizon Zero Dawn. It's a fantastic game

If you have the time to set up and manage a server, you can take a look at Oracle free tier. Is lifetime free, but you will have to set up your own hosting framework, set up firewalls, and also set up the domain to point to your server. I guess once you manage to set these up, it's more or less...

What size monitor is that?

I've been using both Pop os and Zorin os for quite a while and they have been nothing but reliable. Although my use case is minimal computing such as browsing and online media consumption. But if your use case is power-use, you can give Endeavour OS a try

Mini PCs have come a long way since when it used to overheat and thermal throttle causing system freezes and system instability. Most Mini PCs (the reputed ones, none the least) are on par with desktop computers even in terms of gaming performance. There are certain mini PCs built by Zotac...

For a CA firm, reliability is of utmost importance when it comes to IT hardware. Building a custom pc does not ensure high reliability. It is better to go with a prebuilt from a reputed manufacturer like Dell, HP or Lenovo. Mini PCs will be ideal as they occupy very less space and will look...

Also, I want to say that there is a technique to insert the plugs. You need to roll them between your fingers to compress the foam into a thread like consistency and then insert them into the ear. They will gradually expand and form shape around the ear giving maximum noise cancelling. Shoving...

He can try noise cancelling earmuffs. 3m is the best for it, but they are not as effective as earplugs. These earmuffs are designed to block loud noise but still be able to hear most of the ambient sounds (for safety in construction and other such environments). For studies I would say earplugs...

Here you go! https://amzn.eu/d/7SudNQ1 I would like to advise that he disposes the used pair ever so often to maintain hygiene. I reckon a pair can be used for 3 days or so. They're quite cheap and buying packs of 10 would be cheaper than buying them individually

I would suggest him to go with 3m foam earplugs. They work quite well for their simplistic nature. I have personally used them to block out construction noise when I was preparing for my competitive exams

I think you are mistaken my friend. They are not selling below the Jan Aushadi rates. In fact some medicines in their app are priced higher than what is available at local Jan Aushadi kendra. But it's a convenient way of buying low cost medicines without having to visit locally.

You can try SayaCare app. They source their medicines from Jan Aushadi kendras. Best place for low cost medicines. I have been ordering medicines every month from their platform for almost a year now

Yeah, this is the issue. I too had purchased a circle 600va ups for router and my raspberry Pi server. I was facing this exact issue. The ups would run for 5 to 10 mins and after a long beep, it would shutoff. Charging my laptop from the ups used to solve the issue. I later switched to a...

+1 for the advice. Intel would be the preferred option for long term use as they provide stable drivers (which will be a blessing when support for your cpu and motherboard might end) unlike AMD where drivers are buggy even during launch. Any modern i5 paired with a decent motherboard will work...