you forgot RGB LEDs <| sep |> Magicka templer is probably the easiest to start with . Jabs all the way <| sep |> We own the front page ! No more censorship ! !<| sep |> Inside the kitty litterbox . <| sep |> Before reading this chapter I thougth I didn ' t care about the conflict between Deku and Kacchan anymore . But seeing All Might ' s choice from the perspective of Bakugou and that parallel with Izuku following him when they were children gave me so many feelings ! I loved how Horikoshi made us understand why Kacchan needs to fight Izuku and prove himself against him . I really need the next chapter now ! !<| sep |> OP , you ' re fooling yourself . Digital data that goes through a USB cable cannot be purified , because it ' s just 1 s and 0 s , nothing more . It ' s literally just 1 s and 0 s . The DAC interprets those 1 s and 0 s and converts them into analog signals , but if this purifier would change anything about those 1 s and 0 s , the DAC could not recognize the signal anymore . Of course there is always some interference , that ' s why your computer probably has a complex algorithm that makes sure all the 1 s and 0 s are received by the DAC , for example by sending them twice in a row whats happening is actually much more complex , but that ' s a way to do it . But the DAC either recognizes the signal and makes music , or it doesn ' t and stops making music . There is no inbetween . The only reason to expect this thing to make a difference is if you ' re using a 100 m long USB cable that picks up so much interference that the DAC at the end does ' t recognize the signal anymore . This thing would sit at the halfway point where the signal is still recognizable , clean up the interference , and send the data to the DAC . But it would still be the exact same signal that came out of your computer . Regardless , your cable is only a few centimeters long , this thing does nothing