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allears
4y ago
Even the bassiest headphones won't sound like a woofer or subwoofer with a good power amp. The diaphragm of a headphone is just too physically small. If you want headphones with the best possible bass, try this site: https://
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allears
4y ago
Sorry, won't subscribe just to try a demo.
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allears
4y ago
Sell the computer.
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allears
4y ago
Well, yeah, that's why they spend money to advertise them. If they were effective drugs, they'd sell well without any pushing.
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allears
4y ago
There is certainly merit in promoting freedom of speech on campus, and there is certainly a lot of knee-jerk political correctness rampant right now. However, these people seem to think that the word "progressive" is a pejorative,
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allears
4y ago
Why not just write it in plain text?
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allears
4y ago
I'm a non-artist, and I've read several books on how to draw, including the (in)famous "Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain." Every one of the books was way too advanced for my primitive skills, including the ones tha
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allears
4y ago
Just what I came here to say. The very use of the term "content" raises my hackles.
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allears
4y ago
Link goes to a generic Apache server welcome page. Site is not operational.
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allears
4y ago
Paywall.
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allears
4y ago
I looked for the video, but there's absolutely nothing on this site that shows how these elevators work.
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allears
4y ago
This is supposedly a public utility, not a profit-oriented corporation. Right? Right?
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allears
4y ago
But he hasn't designed it yet. And he's still trying to figure out how to manufacture the expensive ones he's already designed. I think maybe 5-10 years from now there will be a good variety of EVs, new and used, on the marke
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allears
4y ago
I don't need another car -- one is enough for me and my wife. If I did need a car, I couldn't afford a Tesla. If I could afford a Tesla, I wouldn't buy one because of poor fit and finish, buggy and unstable software, and gene
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allears
4y ago
Are you concerned about the exact timing of the bullet hitting the cardboard, or are you concerned about whether or not the bullet hits the cardboard? I think you don't mean 'when' the bullet hits the cardboard, but 'if.
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allears
4y ago
If Elon's goal of colonizing Mars leads to accelerated development of rockets and other space tech, that's gotta be a good thing. But the actual challenges of not only traveling to Mars but transporting enough people and supplies
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allears
4y ago
'It is what it is' is far from recent. My wife has been saying it for 25 years now, and it's a standing joke in our family. It's kin to 'wherever you go, there you are' and 'que sera, sera' among othe
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allears
4y ago
Unless they're your boss. They may be too obnoxious to rise any higher, but they'll still make your days extremely unpleasant.
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allears
4y ago
Or, you can just download Audacity, a free audio app that can record anything passing through your computer's speakers, as well as a host of other things including multitrack recording, editing, etc.
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allears
4y ago
Oh, but it can still be used for breaking the law if you keep a low profile. Tracing requires enough resources that it's only done on suspicion of serious crime. I can order small personal quantities of shrooms from Canada, although th
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allears
4y ago
OK, I'm not defending Tesla. I seriously dislike Elon Musk, believe Teslas have poor build quality as well as buggy software, and wouldn't buy one even if I could afford it (which I can't). But I do get tired of every Tesla c
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allears
4y ago
Sounds like a non-story. A car had a problem? I thought that happened all the time. Now if this was happening to lots of cars of the same model, that might mean something. Otherwise, I'd be on Fox News every time I had to take my car t
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allears
4y ago
I've seen this article before. For some reason, the "ideal" woman's body she talks about doesn't reflect my personal tastes. Oh well, de gustibus non est disputandum.
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allears
4y ago
Why, oh why, must MS invent a new UI for every version? They all turn out half-baked, and are never around long enough to get completely debugged and polished.
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allears
4y ago
Russia (Putin) is pushing for short-term victories while digging its own grave.
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allears
4y ago
It's an amusing anecdote, but nobody goes to ChatGPT for the truth.
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allears
4y ago
Article is from last October.
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allears
4y ago
Elon will step down from Twitter as soon as Teslas are capable of full self-driving.
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allears
4y ago
Of course, the scalability and economics of this technique are nowhere to be found, either in the article or the paper it's based on.
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allears
4y ago
Twitter employees have stated that Twitter polls are a sham and entirely ruled by bots. There are no controls in place to prevent this. So the only question is, who's got the biggest bot army?
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