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by cr1895 10y ago
>The 3.5mm jack outputs the regular audio data. You could just make it output encrypted data, but that is the same as removing it, all the headphones won't work. The 3.5mm jack outputs an analog signal. It's already been conver
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by cr1895 10y ago
You're right; I was thinking the same after I posted. There certainly is a parallel. I suppose I've never given thought to whichever edition of a book I've read.
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by cr1895 10y ago
Sometimes records aren't as fungible as books, i.e., a particular record is going to have a certain rarity, condition, and (obviously) location, whereas a book is a book and it doesn't really matter which specific copy of that boo
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by cr1895 10y ago
>do you rip your vinyl to digital format? No, I haven't yet. I do have a good phono preamp with a digital output for digitizing records that I got as an open-box deal. I have one album that doesn't exist online anywhere so I&#x
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by cr1895 10y ago
>Additionally - curation. I do to specialty shops because I want to have a conversation with a knowledgable salesperson This is why I'm happy to pay a premium at my local record shop. I love talking with the owner and he's alwa
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by cr1895 10y ago
> so, the brick and mortar electronic equipment store adds what value? I got my last turntable from a brick-and-mortar after doing plenty of research online. I took some records with me and could listen to them through a couple different
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by cr1895 10y ago
Why I love my local record shops: * chatting with the owner who is supremely knowledgeable about the kinds of music I like, and buying records based on his advice * looking for something similar to music I've found online, perhaps by t
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by cr1895 10y ago
Here's a nice article: http://www.soundandvision.com/content/vinyl-obsession-revill...
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by cr1895 10y ago
Record stores are doing great where I live in the Netherlands, and I couldn't disagree more that it's not fun to browse a music store. I love spending an afternoon flipping through records; fortunately there are 8-9 of them whose
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by cr1895 10y ago
>* If you stop a song and come back in a few minutes, it has forgotten and goes back to the start of the song. If you leave it for a few hours, it just restarts the app and goes to the homepage, and you have no way of figuring out what y
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by cr1895 10y ago
Is this standard iPhone thief operating procedure?
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by cr1895 10y ago
I don't see umbrellas on bikes too much in the Netherlands, but when I do they're often this type of aerodynamic shaped umbrella: http://www.tudelft.nl/en/current/dossiers/archive/senz-umbre...
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by cr1895 10y ago
>I've not been to Kazakhstan but traveled Africa and South America extensively. I don't follow why the steppes of Central Asia should be culturally similar to Africa and South America (each massively diverse in their own right)
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by cr1895 10y ago
>Don't downvote, it's true. Animals can read your thoughts. The mechanism seems to be that they can see your visualizations: I can call my sister's cat in from outside "telepathically" by clearly "seeing&quo
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by cr1895 10y ago
Well, ideally "leave no trace" and "don't mess with wildlife" are adhered to when in nature edit: it's also illegal in national parks, carrying up to a $5000 fine and six months in jail
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Look at the rows
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by cr1895 10y ago
I'd offer that "good musical taste" is one that is at least somewhat conciously expanded or music is proactively consumed. Someone who "likes just whatever is popular on the radio" has poor musical taste, whereas so
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by cr1895 10y ago
It's a bad title that isn't reflected in the article. FTA: "'Our results show that there is a profound cultural difference' in the way people respond to consonant and dissonant sounds, says Josh McDermott, a cogniti
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by cr1895 10y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NOAA_Weather_Radio I remember one of my parents' old cars (mid-90s) having a WX channel on the radio. More recently i've only ever seen it available over VHF radio while boating.
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by cr1895 10y ago
>The submitter is posting spam to HN. Except in the case where it is the submitter's own paywalled content, how is that spam? The submitter isn't benefitting from the paywall.
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by cr1895 10y ago
You're still served ads with a paid NYT subscription? edit: well, I had been thinking about a subscription. I suppose not anymore.
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by cr1895 10y ago
Oops! I subconciously read all of the above as "wind farms."
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by cr1895 10y ago
>however they could be moved out of the way of the hurricane and moved back afterwards. This is fairly impractical. It is one thing for an individual moored structure to be moved from the path of a hurricane (e.g. a moored semisubmersibl
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by cr1895 10y ago
Can you expand why the countries of the EU are so fundamentally incompatible that their breakup is inevitable (and, as you claim from the start)?
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by cr1895 10y ago
Are you suggesting that a small village's worth of British troops in Germany is what placates Europe? I'm not really sure what you mean, or what you think will be so fascinating should they leave Germany.
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by cr1895 10y ago
You make cold brew coffee without any heat at all by immersing grounds in water for a long time. There are different methods that produce either concentrate or ready-to-drink, and some chill in the fridge during the brew process and some le
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by cr1895 10y ago
You tried to compare the US to Europe impying that US states are functionally equivalent to countries of Europe, sharing only currency but differing in laws and society (and, weird example you gave, the people they hate). Cultural differenc
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by cr1895 10y ago
>Let's hope NL will manage to avoid that. Recent polls suggest that the NL will not leave. I certainly hope not, and as a foreigner living, working, and paying taxes in the NL I'm really upset that I'd not be able to vote
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by cr1895 10y ago
>they only use the same money, and it's still splitted in "nation" then it's the same, different rules, different culture Have you ever actually been to the US?
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by cr1895 10y ago
Has anyone listened (well, ideally only briefly) to Max Richter's eight hour Sleep composition? http://www.deutschegrammophon.com/en/cat/4795267

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