Everything posted by Grahame
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And now what did you do TODAY?
^ You would have thought that MIT would have heard of WebEx/Skype/Google+ . Requiring physical presence is soo last millennium. Won't someone think of the children carbon footprint.
- slower forum
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And now what did you do TODAY?
Silly Monkey. Are you sure you have selected the correct drinking game to accompany the event? Or the correct security detail
- Top Gear
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Happy Birthday Naamanf!
Happy Birthday Naaman. May you avoid retreating blade stall!
- Congratulations recstar24!
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Bryston BHA1 Headphone Amp
Seems they go both ways. More info here http://www.audioafic...dphone-amp.html Topless!
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And now what did you do TODAY?
Log tables on a Stick? as one of my old maths teachers called them.
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Top Gear
Meanwhile in the UK, El Reg reports Court rejects Tesla’s latest libel spat with Top Gear Check out the comments section for What a giant, giant muppet # This ex-BBC ( now Daily Mail) Mr Titus is: "My favourite thing about owning a Tesla is the opportunity for thought leadership. I’ve never owned a car that inspired people to photograph me with on the street. Women flirt with me at stoplights. Kids chase me and ask if it’s “the electric one that doesn’t need gas” [...] There are significant UK tax benefits, and a host of other government incentives, just for driving a great car!." http://www.teslamotors.com/blog/i-fell-love-tesla-roadster-very-one-driven-jeremy-clarkson
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And now what did you do TODAY?
Kafka was an optimist.
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Recording for Compression
^ Yah, that could be problematic with previous technologies
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Recording for Compression
Hmm perhaps because the marketing slogan "input modified to produce less worse output from proprietary post processing" isn't as snappy as "Mastered for iTunes". Comments point out that if we could get the Studio masters, they couldn't sell us all the different versions, as we'd be free to down-rez/down sample as appropriate for our own needs. It's not as if they are fully exploiting / limited by 20-20Khz and 96dB as it is. You might as well say Mastered for Yamaha NS10. To the OP: Vinyl Convenient? if you call having to get up every 20 minutes or so to change sides convenient.
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slower forum
MS attack ad -> gmail http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDbrX5U75dk Makes you nostalgic for cuddly old Echelon
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Happy Birthday Grawk
Happy Birthday Dan!, MOAR (cup)Cakes == Better, right?
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slower forum
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- And now what did you do TODAY?
Surely a wee medicinal dram is called for? And some appropriate crisps?- Top Gear
- A Bay Area Meet on 2-11-12.
I think they have they have the facilities on hand for that- And now what did you do TODAY?
Al, How did you square the "I use an iPhone, and own several Mac's" conflict of interest? or is that just a naive outsiders view of proceedings? Are only jurors required to be unbiased?- A Bay Area Meet on 2-11-12.
Ken, you're being rational again.- Advice on new speakers: ~75% HT -- ~25% music
Can you not appeal to hubby's sense of symmetry and move the chair?- Pinterest
^ this : http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2012/02/why-pinterest-is-playing-dumb-about-making-money/253273/ They pretend that they don't care about making money off of users and we users pretend that we aren't the product. 1)We know Pinterest is driving truly massive traffic to retail sites, by some accounts more than YouTube, LinkedIn, and Google+ combined. It is, after all, a platform that's perfect for shopping! 2) We know Pinterest used SkimLinks to add affiliate links. 3) Affiliate links generate revenue.... And how to play the game http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052970204792404577227542820850590.html?mod=googlenews_wsj Be selective. Highlight only a few of your most popular or newest items so your profile doesn't look like an advertisement Best quote elsewhere "It's like crack. for ladies"- Happy Birthday, Colin!
Happy Birthday Colin!. Enjoy your bedtime reading.- slower forum
^ now that's what I call precision engineered schadenfreude - slower forum
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