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I'm getting closer to 60. I guess I should start getting my shit together too. Happy Birthday Dan! :prettyprincess:

Al, you forgot about how ssssllllooowww they are.

You could probably get lots of info about AVVT by asking on the Bottlehead forum.

I'd say she is Pete's "Mini-me", but she's too cute.

You have to understand that Chris doesn't actually listen to his amps. He only measures them. So you should only ask him which amps' measurements he prefers.

I had to try 3 different Korean-English free online dictionaries before I found one that could translate "chaebol" into English.

That would be unprofessional.

Now we know what 42 meant. It's the number of DACs that Dinny will own at one time.

I'm sure that they scale right on up to this (450 watts):

You have to go in the spring time to get the full effect. It was pretty spectacular. I did it with a group of friends. We were going to do the upper Hudson next, but never got around to it.

I like this one the best.

The Kennebec is nice, but for real fun try the Dead River some time. Good luck Luis.

OK. You do know that ipodpj thinks that these are the greatest headphones ever. Of course, they have to be driven by an Audio-gd Phoenix.

When auditioning new gear, I typically use the Burmester Art for the Ear(CD-II) demo CD. I start on the first track, which is Radja Toneff singing The Moon is a Harsh Mistress. It's an excellent check for how the system handles women voices. I move done the tracks from there.

... Not!

It appears that the power button and its label are treated as a unit that is centered from top to bottom. I agree that it would look better if the button were centered. I don't care whether there is a power label or not.

How about: "Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, my client really screwed up. Please have mercy."

I prefer it the other way. You should do it the way you prefer, of course.

Because they'd be freaking good.

Thanks for all the suggestions guys. I went with Wireshark mostly because it was the first one suggested. It showed a TCP problem. Further investigation showed that parts of full size packets were being lost. At work, we recently changed the router. This was over the VPN and the first time I tried it that way since the changeover. Reducing the MTU of my connection allows me to work from home again. Hopefully our IT consultants will be able to figure out what the router problem is (bad MTU setting, no MTU discovery, ...?) and fix it. Worst case is a little network performance is lost over the VPN.

Maybe your browser thinks it's on another site?

You can always be Type A Asshatty.

If he's smart, he'll make you throw in a couple of cigars too.

I'm having a bizarre network issue. Do you have a favorite free network sniffer that you can recommend for a Vista system? Thanks in advance for your recommendations.

I look at that picture and just feel the magic smoke aching to be free.