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I'm considering purchasing Sony's OTC (Over The Counter) CRE-C20 hearing aids. Reading through the specs and numerous reviews, these seem to be the right hearing aids for my needs, however, I'm concerned that I will not be able to program the aids using Sony's app as I've read the app doesn't work outside the USA. If anyone has info regarding the use of the programing app for the CRE-C20, please share that info. Thanx.

I've been using an Intel NUC Skull Canyon (mini computer) since 2017,...I'm using it now to write this post. Intel marketed the Skull Canyon as an ultra-portable desktop for the gaming crowd; lots of opinions on both sides about this mini being fast enough to qualify as an acceptable gaming machine. I'm not a gamer myself, I use it as my every-day computer for surfing the net, watching videos, and running CAD apps. All-in-all a very capable computer. I also use a Minix Neo (which came with W-10 installed) as an entertainment device; my wife mostly uses it to watch YouTube videos, various movies, and TV shows in super Hi Def (2160p). This Mini does a great job at these tasks, but it has very limited memory, and I would not recommend it as a desk-top replacement.

You don't seem to know what true socialism is, so here's the definition: At its most basic, socialism is a society in which the wealth and resources, including the means to produce wealth, are owned in common by society as a whole — and the decisions about how to use them are made democratically, with the principal aim of providing for needs of society as a whole (not competing individuals, businesses or states). It means a society of real equality and democracy, without poverty or injustice. No country exists today, or in history that has ever truly attempted socialism.

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