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Nestled in the heart of Ocean Isle, North Carolina, you will find this location unbeatable, being in walking distance to all the wonderful amenities you have come to love about Ocean Isle. A short 8 minute stroll - along the beach or up the road - leads you to the center of Ocean Isle. This quaint town center offers a gorgeous playground, summer time concerts, various restaurants, ice cream parlor, game center, gift shops, and the fishing pier: all at your fingertips anytime you wish to leave the Big Blue and venture out.
\nThe following are attractions and things to do are in walking distance (8-10min) to the condo:
\nOther fun activities are a short drive away including:
\nMake lasting memories with your family and friends at the Big Blue Ocean Isle!
\nhttps://thebigblueoceanisle.com
\n\n\nCome experience beautiful Ocean Isle beach, North Carolina, at the \"Big Blue Ocean Isle\"; let the days linger as you enjoy the mesmerizing ocean view from your balcony, cool down in the ocean front pool, or watch your kids play in the garden's green space - ideal for summer time play. Or spend the day playing in the sparkling ocean by the beach accessible from your private community beach access.
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", "image": "https://techwire360.com/media/posts/47/cec9bf60-79d4-4ac6-a2ba-e48c1c03f92a.jpg", "author": { "name": "Lynda T. Carbon" }, "tags": [ "Rentals", "Places", "Locations" ], "date_published": "2026-01-28T18:32:48-05:00", "date_modified": "2026-01-28T19:50:52-05:00" }, { "id": "https://techwire360.com/metal.html", "url": "https://techwire360.com/metal.html", "title": "Metal Music: Archetype Machine", "summary": "Archetype Machine Sound without limits — instrumental metal reimagined through…", "content_html": "
Sound without limits — instrumental metal reimagined through rhythm, texture, and distortion.
\nArchetype Machine, an instrumental metal project led by a guitarist from Los Angeles (San Fernando Valley, California), embarks on a musical journey. Through countless hours of songwriting and production, Archetype Machine combines powerful technical palm muting patterns, with rich metal atmospheres, and industrial textures to create a unique auditory experience, which offers listeners a raw and immersive journey.
\nElements of industrial metal, hints of synthetic textures, and a touch of synth harmonies. It's the kind of instrumental music that doesn't need vocals to speak—the language here is rhythm, texture, and distortion, all intertwined in a mechanical human flow. Each piece achieves an instrumental balance of technical precision and emotive depth, propelled by muffled distortion... deliberately designed to transcend and resonate in your mind.
\nStream on Spotify: Archetype Machine on Spotify
\nVisit: Archetype Machine
", "image": "https://techwire360.com/media/posts/46/AM2sArtistImage-690-2.png", "author": { "name": "Caesar L. Mendoza" }, "tags": [ "Music" ], "date_published": "2026-01-16T15:14:59-05:00", "date_modified": "2026-01-16T16:51:29-05:00" }, { "id": "https://techwire360.com/rockshox-deluxe-ultimate-modern-bike-tech.html", "url": "https://techwire360.com/rockshox-deluxe-ultimate-modern-bike-tech.html", "title": "RockShox Deluxe Ultimate: Modern Bike Tech", "summary": "Upgrade from the X-Fusion Pro Modern bike tech... my 2021…", "content_html": "Modern bike tech... my 2021 Stumpjumper came with the X-Fusion 02 Pro RL rear shock with 130mm travel, which felt really stiff and not many adjustments, the lockout didn't even seem to work. I researched for weeks and was planning on getting a Fox rear shock with the extra can (piggy back) since I am on the heavier side.
\nAfter further research I found the RockShox Deluxe Ultimate RCT Rear Shock, to be a strong shock for the price. I contemplated getting the Super Deluxe (with a piggy back can)... however I didn't feel there would be any more travel for the extra cash, since the eye to eye and stroke are at 190mm x 45mm for the Specialized frame.
\nRockShox recommends the sag for the Deluxe Ultimate RCT Rear Shock to be set between 20% - 30% of the total travel, but that seemed to be not enough for me.
\nSo I set the sag to 35% with about 230psi and never bottomed out, however it was close to bottoming out since being a heavier rider. The new RockShox Deluxe Ultimate RCT Rear Shock felt much better than the X-Fusion, however I needed a little more travel in the rear.
\nSince I'm riding over huge roots and big dips at slower speeds, I removed a little more air until I could bottom out on big hits. I then added back a little more air to about 180psi with the sag now set to 45%, which I know some will think that is too much sag (only 15% more sag than what RockShox recommends). However after testing, it seemed to give me the results I was looking for which was to absorb more of the bigger roots.
\nI did some more test rides to make sure I wasn't bottoming out on harder hits. Depending on your riding style, preference, skills, and trail conditions, if you haven't tried this setup and sag, you should try it out and see what you think.
\nSag set at 45% of total travel with no bottoming out with about 180psi. Rebound set to 5 clicks from closed (Rebound = Red), and Low speed compression (LSC: Blue) all the way open (only 3 available settings on the blue lever).
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Happy trails!
", "image": "https://techwire360.com/media/posts/45/RockShox-1-lg.webp", "author": { "name": "William M. Teker" }, "tags": [ "Bike Tech" ], "date_published": "2024-05-16T18:39:00-04:00", "date_modified": "2024-07-10T18:40:53-04:00" }, { "id": "https://techwire360.com/beer-tech-upside-down.html", "url": "https://techwire360.com/beer-tech-upside-down.html", "title": "Beer Tech - Upside Down", "summary": "Beer poured from the bottom? This technology has been around…", "content_html": "This technology has been around for a while, however discovering this just recently, I wanted to share this with others that might find this technology really cool, save you time, and save money in the long run if you're a bar owner.
\nMaybe best for stadiums or the like where many people are standing in a long line waiting for a beer... and they need to speed up efficiency in pouring beer? ... ¯\\_(ツ)_/¯
\nFrom what I found it is mostly installed in mom and pop shops. This technology was actually invented way back in 2008 by Josh Springer. A few other companies have also come up with the same idea called reverse tap and base flow. Bottoms up draft beer systems - https://www.bottomsupbeer.com
\nThere is a hole in the bottom of the glass that is sealed with a magnet. When the glass is pushed onto it's filler, the pre-programmed amount is filled from the bottom of the glass. - See video below how bottoms up filling works:
\nWhat a really cool idea, if I owned a bar I would buy it... but it seems to be more expensive than ordinary taps and keg systems. - As long as the bottoms up beer system pays for it self and is a good business investment then it should be worth it.
", "image": "https://techwire360.com/media/posts/44/beer-12.png", "author": { "name": "Caesar L. Mendoza" }, "tags": [ "Videos", "Tech News", "Beer Tech" ], "date_published": "2024-02-15T18:38:18-05:00", "date_modified": "2026-01-16T16:52:46-05:00" }, { "id": "https://techwire360.com/home-brew-beer-tech.html", "url": "https://techwire360.com/home-brew-beer-tech.html", "title": "Home Brew Beer Tech", "summary": "Is micro brewing a hobby, a science, or an Art?…", "content_html": "Micro brewing is definitely a science as well as an art which go hand in hand, however it can also be a hobby. If you don't mind spending a lot of time, generally about 6 weeks from the start of brew day boiling and mixing, then fermenting, bottling, and conditioning your home brew, it could be worth the wait if you have patience. Home brew involves a lot of waiting and waiting until it's ready to drink. Drinking it too early, which is tempting or just testing, will reveal the difference in taste compared to waiting the full conditioning time. The longer the conditioning phase the better the beer will taste, something you can't rush.
\nIf you decide to try making your own home brew, or pick it up as a hobby, keep in mind you will need a little patience before you can drink your home brew. On average after brew day, it could be up to 6 weeks before your beer is ready to drink if you're planning on bottling it. Fermenting is at least 2 weeks, another 2 weeks conditioning in the bottle at room temperate, and another 2 weeks in the refrigerator. However, if you want to keg it with Co2 you can probably have it done in a few days depending on the kind of brew. This is where the science of ingredients come in and the art of perfecting your perfect favorite beer.
\nThere are beer brewing machines that claim to make the beer brewing process simpler. However these tech machines can utilize Wi-Fi, and start at a much higher price point like Beermkr for $800. Or the exobrew craft gen3 for $900, or pro for $1,144. The cheapest one we've seen is the BeerDroid starting at $600, but still a high starting price. However, for much cheaper you could buy a lot more recipes, home brew equipment, brew it the traditional way, and learn how to really make beer at home. Besides, these beer tech machines seem to be hit or miss and sometimes unreliable. With all these newer beer tech machines could they turn the science and art of beer making into an easier hobby?
\nYou can use your own brew technology at home the traditional way, using a big enough pot, fermenter, and bottling equipment. There are only 4 ingredients to make beer:
\nBeer Ingredients: Water, Malt, Hops, and Yeast.
\n1 gallon recipes average range from $15 to $30 depending on the type of beer sold by companies like Craft a Brew or Brewers Best. Usually, the recipe includes all you need for ingredients, along with the instructions from start to end. You still need the equipment, but you could get a 1 gallon starter kit for about $50 which includes everything except for the bottles, however some kits also include the bottles. A full complete beer kit with everything you need including bottles would be around $100 or so, but you will still need a brewing pot big enough for your boil (wort).
\nHomebrew beer Tech Equipment:
\nBoiling Pot, thermometer, fermenter, bottles, capper, refrigerator, and a lot of patience! - Generally 5-6 weeks before the beer is conditioned for best taste. The fact is you need patience for the brew to be fully conditioned, this is where the hobby can kick in... as you start learning the science and art behind brewing beer.
\nI find it really relaxing making my own beer, as well as keeping me very occupied with an interesting process that has been around for thousands of years. Brewing beer also helps me disconnect from a stressful day at work or when I'm bored and want to kick start the hobby again.
\nWhere should I start? Well if your new to home brew then 1 gallon is the perfect place to start, as you won't need a whole lot of space and you can learn the art and science many times over. The starting recipe size also depends on the fermenting size because you need the same space from the pot to the fermenting jug/bucket. I started brewing the 1 gallon size (Approximately 10 bottles of beer), because you don't need a whole lot of kitchen space. Whereas a 5 gallon recipe is a lot of beer which takes up a lot of space, as well as approximately 45 bottles of beer! Also, what happens if your beer is bad, messed up, or don't like how the batch turned out? It would be easier to throw away 10 bottles of beer vs. 45 bottles of beer! If you brewed 5 -1 gallon batches you would also have 5 different types of beer instead of 1 - 5 gallon batch of beer. After waiting patiently for 5 weeks, I'd rather have 5 different types of beers (with a lot more experience doing so), instead of only having 1 type of beer of 45 bottles!
\nWhat is priming? - basically adding sugar to your beer before bottling it to create a natural carbonation for your beer in the bottle. You don't want flat beer after spending 5 weeks making a batch of beer. There are two choices which I have tried both which lead to the same thing. There are some pros and cons to each such as having the same exact measurement of sugar in each beer bottle. One choice is, you can heat up a small amount of sugar with some water in a separate pot, then mix it in with your pot of beer right before you put it in the bottle. Or the other choice is, you can easily put sugar drops in each bottle after you fill each bottle.
\n
With all the above information, one could decide if making their own brew at home is truly something you may enjoy. You could challenge yourself to see if you can master the science and art of making beer, while at the same time decide if this could be new hobby to pick up. You will need the patience or learn to have more patience. You don't need to be a beer drinker to make beer, but you will still need to learn the science and art behind this natural process that has been around for thousands of years!
After the June 2021 release of the Logitech G535 (236g or 8.3 ounces) and the September 2021 release of the Logitech G435 (165 grams or 5.8 ounces), both headsets have continued to be compared over the last 2 years, and continue to be at low price points for mid-range headsets. They also work very well with Microsoft Teams.
\nBoth headsets are very light, however the G435 (165g) seems weightless (ultra-light) and can be worn for long periods of time without any discomfort. The G535 is slightly heavier (236g) but still very comfortable and not as heavy as other headsets. Both headsets are amazing, affordable, and fun to use.
\nI personally own both the G435 and G535. I tested both thoroughly with different types of phone calls (Microsoft Teams and Mobile), music, and gaming. Both headsets are great, however if you want a mic that can turn off and on automatically by flipping the mic up and down, a better mic sound and cancellation, and speaker sound, then the G535 would be the better choice.
\nIf you want both Bluetooth and Lightspeed in the same headset to use with 2 different devices and it's own mute button for the Mic, then go with the G435. However, having both headsets is great for different scenarios. Read on to see the differences between the 2 headsets and why you would want both or just one of them.
\nBluetooth is not as good as Logitech's Lightspeed. This is because Bluetooth has longer latency when compared to Logitech's Lightspeed. If you want less interference from other devices, better battery life, less latency, and higher speeds, you want Lightspeed. Both the G435 and G535 come with Lightspeed, however the G535 only has Lightspeed and not Bluetooth.
\nThis is just the first example of the differences between the two headsets, but very important to cover why the G435 has Bluetooth and the G535 doesn't have Bluetooth. But first, why would you want to have both Bluetooth and Lightspeed on the G435?
\nThe G435 has both Lightspeed and Bluetooth. This allows you to switch between Lightspeed and Bluetooth only on the G435. I repeat, why would you want both Lightspeed and Bluetooth on the same headset? Well for example, let's say you are on a work call using the USB (type A) Lightspeed on a Windows PC (or Mac). With the G435, when you end the work call, you can switch to Bluetooth on the headset and listen to music on your mobile phone (Spotify, iTunes, Amazon Music, YouTube, etc.). When you want to switch from music via Bluetooth mobile, back to Windows PC (or Mac) which uses the USB Type A for Lightspeed, you can do that with the G435. Basically the G435 allows you to use 2 different devices, one device using Lightspeed (USB type A) and the other device using just Bluetooth.
\nThis isn't the case with the G535 since it only comes with Logitech's Lightspeed. Since mobile devices have Bluetooth and the G535 doesn't, you can't utilize Bluetooth with the G535. If you have a USB type A multi-port for your mobile device you could use the provided USB type A that comes with the G535 and connect that to your mobile device. But you will need to use the USB (type A) since that is how the Lightspeed connects to a device. So if you want to be able to switch between 2 devices while at work, then go with the G435. If you only want a reliable connection with a PC and don't need to seamlessly switch back and forth between 2 devices then go with the G535.
\nI tested both headsets and can confirm they both work with Microsoft Teams, as well as the mics worked very well considering their price points. People on the other end of the calls could hear me just fine with a clear voice. I also did recorded tests on PC and the playbacks were impressive from the mics on both the G435 and G535.
\nAs mentioned, the mics are impressive on both headsets. Both the mics on the G435 and G535 even sounded much better than the Sony XM4 which has five built-in mics, which was surprising when tested on a Windows 10 PC.
\nThe mics on both the G435 (dual embedded Beam-forming microphones) and the G535 which has a mic Boom with Cardioid (Unidirectional) don't come with noise cancelling, however they do block out some background noise. Noises like a fan, lawnmower, or background music in the distance. However, if someone is in the same room screaming the mics will pickup that noise. I did notice that the G535 had a little bit better background noise cancelling than the G435.
\nThe G535 comes with a mic boom that flips up and down and mutes automatically when flipped up, which is another big difference between the two headsets. Compared to the G435, the mic and speakers definitely sounded much better on the G535.
\nG535 (Discord Certified) has Dolby Atmos stereo 7.1 surround sound and the G435 has Dolby Atmos, Tempest 3D AudioTech. Even though both the G435 and the G535 have the same 1.57 (40 mm) audio drivers, the G535 headset speakers seem to provide a bit more bass and surround sound. That makes the G535 probably a little better for sound than the G435. Therefore the G535 seems better for calls, music, and gaming (PS4/PS5, W10, macOS X10.14 or later).
\nG435 = 18 hours, however it seems shorter than that. If not charged for 18 hours (for the next day) it will need to be charged. I would recommend charging the G435 at the end of everyday if you want to make it through the next day.
\nG535 = 33 hours, it might make it 2 days before needing a charge. I still recommend charging it at the end of every day to be safe. The G535 seems to have a better battery life after each charge.
\nBoth the G435 and the G535 work surprisingly well with Microsoft Teams. The G535 (usually around $99) seems to be the clear winner here if your'e looking to pick between the two since it has a little better speaker sound, mic, and battery life. However, with the G435 at $49, you will have both Lightspeed and Bluetooth available, and are able to switch between 2 devices with a single headset. The G435 also has seamless mics without a mic boom that won't get in the way or need to be moved up and down like the G535. However, with the G435 the battery won't last as long as the G535.
\nEven after both the G435 and G535 were released about 2 years ago, both headsets are even more affordable today and still competitive when compared to other mid level headsets on the market.
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\nArtificial Intelligence (AI) was used to generate the above pics. There are many different types of AI. - Check out examples of how many Different Types of AI there are.
", "image": "https://techwire360.com/media/posts/41/ai1001.png", "author": { "name": "William M. Teker" }, "tags": [ "AI" ], "date_published": "2023-12-01T13:09:03-05:00", "date_modified": "2025-03-31T10:59:09-04:00" }, { "id": "https://techwire360.com/best-headsets-for-microsoft-teams-wfh.html", "url": "https://techwire360.com/best-headsets-for-microsoft-teams-wfh.html", "title": "Best Headsets For Microsoft Teams (WFH)", "summary": "What are the Best Headsets for Work From Home? It…", "content_html": "It can be hard finding reliable headsets for working from home. I have done plenty of search and testing and found the following links below to headsets that work the best for Work From Home (WFH).
\nI have found that Jabre and Plantronics brands and manufacturers provide the best and truest live experience during Microsoft Teams, WebEx, and Zoom calls. Other headsets other than these brands have many issues with either the microphone, the way they connect, or the sound in the speakers is cut to mono sound. These ones below are optimized for Microsoft Windows and Teams.
\nI have both the wired and bluetooth wireless ones and they work very well and are very reliable. People on the other end of the call say my voice sounds the clearest using these ones.
\nThe brand Jabre has been in business for a long time and have a great reputation for manufacturing headsets. Jabre brand makes you sound truly like when you're in person as well as the sounds from voices on the other end in your ear.
\nThese two from Jabre actually sit on the face of your ear, not fully surrounding the ear so you won't get the full noise reduction into the ear since these two don't seal the ears completely. However they do have noise cancelling in terms of the microphone picking up unwanted noises in the background that you don't want other callers to hear.
\nHowever, this Jabre 2 (85) completely seals both ears for complete noise reduction for the ears. It keep all the loud noises from entering your ears, and so you can focus on the call without loud noise distractions (example: vacuum cleaner, lawn mower, kids screaming, etc.), and only hear what other speakers on the other end of the call are saying.
\nWired headsets are cheaper because they are wired (USB) and not wireless. Plantronics is the other reputable brand besides Jabre.
\nThere a few other brands that have hit the market like Logitech, Sony, and others for meeting calls, however I have not been able to test the newer ones.
\nI also tested the Apple AirPods Max which cost $549 new at Apple. I then tested the Sony WH-1000XM4 which cost $261 and the Sony WH-1000XM5 which cost $328 which I own, however during calls I was told that my voice sounded farther away and sometimes a bit of static. I also had issues connecting the Sony headphones (music is amazing) as they would work sometimes for computer calls, and then the next call they would not connect completely. For example: I could hear the other callers but my microphone was muted by some other system function in Windows which I had to constantly find and fix every other call.
\nFor these reasons this is why I went back and stuck with Jabre and Plantronics brands as they are very reliable and always connect and I never have any issues. The Sony ones are perfect for music and sound amazing but just not for work calls via the computer.
", "image": "https://techwire360.com/media/posts/40/monhp367.png", "author": { "name": "Caesar L. Mendoza" }, "tags": [ "Tech News", "Gadget Tech", "Computer Tech" ], "date_published": "2023-11-16T15:46:00-05:00", "date_modified": "2024-03-03T09:35:20-05:00" }, { "id": "https://techwire360.com/how-many-different-types-of-ai-are-there.html", "url": "https://techwire360.com/how-many-different-types-of-ai-are-there.html", "title": "How Many Different Types of AI Are There?", "summary": "Also: Check out the AI Art gallery collection of AI…", "content_html": "Also: Check out the AI Art gallery collection of AI generated Pics
\nArtificial Intelligence (AI) has been exploding this year. Depending on whether you are a company, organization, government, or a developer... At a high-level of Artificial Intelligence (AI) there are different definitions. At an overall high level definition, the definition that comes straight out of a dictionary:
\nThere are so many different types of AI and it can be a bit confusing. AI can be broken out into categories, functions, or different types to make it simpler to understand. Having a mind map might help to better visualize the different types of AI. Let's start with a few names first and then show a map to help visualize. Here are a few types of Artificial Intelligences that you may have seen in articles or research across the internet.
\nMachine Learning:
\nRobotics:
\nOptimization:
\nNatural Language Processing (NLP):
\nTheory of Mind (ToM):
\nReactive Machines:
\nLimited Memory:
\nSelf-Aware:
\nThese Artificial Intelligences above are different types and some are subsets of the high-level AI dictionary definition from above. There are many more Artificial Intelligence (AI) names that have been developed depending on the types of AI and their different functions. Let's take a step back and move up to a higher-level category of AI names with a simpler approach and view.
\nHigh Level AI Categories:
\nHere is a small mind map at high level for a quick visual:
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The 3 types of AI such as Artificial Narrow Intelligence (ANI), Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), and Artificial Super Intelligence (ASI) make it a little easier when examining AI at a higher level before diving deeper into each subset of AI.
\nYou will find many more AI types already defined and explored. However, as further development continues in the AI world there maybe some types of AI not fully developed or defined. As Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to develop in many different areas, AI experts and AI professors will need to start defining any new AI categories. Here is an AI mind map from Enspired-Trading as another visual example.
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As you can see from above there are many different types of AI categories depending on the scenario. The technology of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is constantly evolving into different uses and categories. Hence, when defining a type of Artificial Intelligence (AI) it will depend on its use, requirement, and application.
\nAlso: Check out the AI Art gallery collection of AI generated Pics
", "image": "https://techwire360.com/media/posts/39/aibrain9465.png", "author": { "name": "William M. Teker" }, "tags": [ "Software Tech", "AI" ], "date_published": "2023-11-04T20:49:28-04:00", "date_modified": "2024-02-16T10:35:44-05:00" }, { "id": "https://techwire360.com/what-has-changed-for-the-new-2024-tesla-semi-truck.html", "url": "https://techwire360.com/what-has-changed-for-the-new-2024-tesla-semi-truck.html", "title": "What has changed For The New 2024 Tesla Semi Truck?", "summary": "2024 Tesla Semi Truck updates vs 2023 When compared to…", "content_html": "When compared to the 2023 Tesla Semi Truck model, there have been many new technology changes for the new 2024 Tesla Semi truck.
\nFor example, there will be a slightly higher price for the new truck, the towing capacity will also be increased, a new blend of light weight materials to help the Tesla Semi Truck go farther, and plenty of other new technology updates.
\nTake a look at the new eco-friendly Tesla semi truck that may beat out the competition as well as the old diesel engines.
\n", "image": "https://techwire360.com/media/posts/38/semi-2024-t2.png", "author": { "name": "William M. Teker" }, "tags": [ "Videos", "Car Tech" ], "date_published": "2023-10-30T18:28:00-04:00", "date_modified": "2023-10-31T15:32:07-04:00" } ] }