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by ipspam 5y ago
Old new sensational news.... Just go ahead and read "Deep" by James Nestor. You won't be disappointed.
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by ipspam 5y ago
A service that you enter a username and it checks all of the major social media services, email services, other popular website etc and provides a list of sites your preffered username is available and taken on.
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by ipspam 5y ago
I would LOVE to own a Kamado BBQ made of this stuff. The current approach is to have a firebox made of multiple pieces inside the chamber. A material like this that doesn't expand or contract would negate the need for a firebox and all
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by ipspam 5y ago
"Green welcomes high fives and handshakes" Seems like quite the scheme to signal. I used to like marijuana as a signal of an "other" type of person in society. Always had a good conversation, sometimes crazy crazy, somet
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by ipspam 5y ago
Of all the dissidents, Ross best embodies the character of my generation. He took technology and built something good. He didn't just bitch into the ether, he put his politics and beliefs into action in a wonderful way. He also paid th
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by ipspam 5y ago
Honeypot? How do criminals ever trust these sorts of things again?
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by ipspam 5y ago
https://archive.is/2xQ0U "But for those not fully vaccinated, it is becoming increasingly dangerous almost everywhere." At what point will the Public Health establishment stop pretending they are relevant, stop ce
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by ipspam 5y ago
That kind of smile outside, seething inside is the kind of thing that I assume would lead to very violent outbursts. Imagine never being able to express yourself in a negative way.... Until one day, all that negativity finds outlet.
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by ipspam 5y ago
Your skepticism is well founded given the lack of details. I on the other hand, instantly had the opposite reaction when I first read the claim earlier today. It stirred up memories of recent speculative manias like sports cards, D&D ca
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by ipspam 5y ago
Please define "Just"
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by ipspam 5y ago
As an audiophile, I'm always interested in the mainstream TOTL products. I think the following quote sums up my expectations: "I’m still not convinced that anyone can truly duplicate the over-ear headphone experience in a pair of
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by ipspam 5y ago
Anyone that wants the vaccine can have it, I won't judge them. That's not my business. The sanitary, risk adverse nature of the modern world genuinely repulses me. I want to kill this overprotective beaurocracy in its cradle. It s
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by ipspam 5y ago
Does the fact the entire study is based on people that chose to "opt-in" to being monitored make the dataset somewhat useless? I would draw a slightly different conclusion: if you want to be safe, you can choose to be safe
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by ipspam 5y ago
You might be a candidate to join the Audiophile club ;) Just a couple hundred bucks a month for a decade, unlimited reading and real life trial and error, and infinite fun. Give it a consideration
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by ipspam 5y ago
Sorry, that was cost breakdown. To answer your question, chord Qutest DAC. Vandersteen 3a signature time and phase aligned 4 way speakers, pass labs x2.5 Pre-amp, threshold s/150 amp. It's all class A, time and phase aligned. Then
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by ipspam 5y ago
Used Amp, used Pre-amp, used Speakers: $4650 cdn DAC, new: $2400 Power conditioner, used. Linear DC power supply, new. Low wattage conditioner/vibration platform 2-in-1 used: $3550 cdn Speaker cables, used. 2x RCA cables, used. 4 pow
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by ipspam 5y ago
As someone with $20,000 in audio 2 channel hifi, I agree. But it's way more complicated. I pay $15USD per month for Qobuz, of which 70% is paid out to the record labels (NOT the artists). That's $10.50 a month. I listen to my syst
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by ipspam 5y ago
That guy, Jovan Pulitzer, of election audit fame, claims to have patents on this. Not saying anything.... Just it's a popular field, and seems like lots of people piling in...... Without expected results....
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by ipspam 5y ago
The 7th and 9th result are correct.
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by ipspam 5y ago
-Let's start with the 17.5 age. Thanks for pulling the data up. As I stated, Teens UNDER the age of 17.5 were registered to vote en masse. These are technically illegal registrations and therefore votes, but as I said, no judge is goin
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by ipspam 5y ago
A worthless experiment. Audio is only as good as the weakest link. All phones will be insufficient for this test. All computer jacks and all monitor jacks will be insufficient. Most headphones will be insufficient. Only upon using a dedicat
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by ipspam 5y ago
A quality grinder will allow you to dial in the ratio of fines to dissolved solids. An oversimplification is that espresso is mostly fines (let rest and you have sludge), and coffee is mostly dissolved solids. I prefer a coffee that is done
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by ipspam 5y ago
It's a bit hard to say out loud, "We've distorted the music for your enjoyment" I have had the privilege of being introduced to the notion of "only as good as the weakest link", and "train your ear neutral
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by ipspam 5y ago
Incredible work. I hate to claim I have heard a difference because it could be sooo many other things, but Tidal never sounded that good compared to FLAC on my hifi. I currently use Qobuz and Chord Qutest and I can't hear a difference
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by ipspam 5y ago
It appears this is the hackers website, and that they are going to be demonstrating multiple methods of duplication/fraud/"theft". For Act One, they legally created a duplicate that is indistinguishable from the original
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by ipspam 5y ago
The thing to remember about hi-fi is that more is often less. Theres a clear formula of cost time X, so every feature not only costs more money, but also likely degrades the sound quality. (Yes, it does, even software uses CPU that introduc
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by ipspam 7y ago
My gas furnace supplies a baseline of heat, and my basement gets topped up with electric heat. What are the mechanics of energy usage for me? I feel like all energy is converted to heat in my laptop. That would mean free computing power? Am