There are apps that will synchronize audio, like snapcast. But yes, you would need individual devices.
You can also find a device that is capable to send two BT signals but I'm guessing one that sends 4 might be pro audio level.
Self-help thrives on shallow platitudes. For a price, it will make you think that they're deep platitudes and therefore you are deep for hearing and repeating them.
Honestly, that's a fair point.
Obviously because it's viewer and listener supported. I thought that was pretty clear, but maybe it bears repeating.
Any news source anywhere near the scale of PBS or NPR is supported by advertisers and owned by a media conglomerate.
FWIW this is a really dumb move. The only thing stopping PBS and NPR from becoming the leading leftist voice is the Federal accountability.
If they pull federal funding, they will mostly survive (thanks to "viewers like you"). They will just be untethered from government obligations.
I wonder how difficult it would be for a bad actor to walk right into a government office with bogus credentials to "inspect" things. All this chaos is bad for national security.
Is savings the one with the plus or the minus? Because depending on the answer I have more than 6 months of my salary.
Part of their marketing seems to be to create confusion about it. Bluesky uses the language and values of the fediverse to promote what is essentially another closed network. Meta is also doing this with Threads. Bluesky seems like a chill place and a lot of decent people seem to be very happy there, and they provide a lot more user controls than other networks, so the comic definitely still works.
As an aside, I have read in some places that self-hosting is very straightforward, and in other places that it is prohibitively difficult. I have basically no idea about any of these things.
BlueSky does not support federation in any way that we understand the word.
It is 100% reliant on the corporate server(s). They do offer a way to host your own data, which solves a singular problem with corporate media, which seems to be what they mean when they promote it "supporting federation." Is also has an open codebase, which is something.
There is now an Actually Infuriating community on Lemmy! Post things that are beyond just mildly infuriating. It's only mildly infuriating that someone didn't make this sooner!
There is now an Actually Infuriating community on Lemmy! Post things that are beyond just mildly infuriating. It's only mildly infuriating that someone didn't make this sooner!
There is now an Actually Infuriating community on Lemmy! Post things that are beyond just mildly infuriating. It's only mildly infuriating that someone didn't make this sooner!
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Also, if you have a headphone jack, you could use a 4-way headphone jack splitter and 4 of those little car audio bluetooth adapters. A little hacky, but it wouldn't break the bank.