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by tricky 12y ago
I used a marshall tsl-100 with no pedals forever but had the exact same problems with levels and it murdered my back. I tried using a power brake attenuator but wound up buying a Reason amp that weighs like 20 lbs and can switch between 10-
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by tricky 12y ago
Sure, four 100W Marshal stacks might sound great but are completely impractical for stage use, but I have yet to find a modeling amp that "cuts through" the mix as well as a good tube amp. Am I the only one who thinks that?
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by tricky 12y ago
This is the best advice in the thread. $5 will get you 20 pairs (they're required to put the noise reduction on the package, so check that to be sure you're getting good ones) and just take them with you everywhere.
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by tricky 12y ago
Some researchers at wash u engineering built a cheap, phone based ultrasound in 2009: http://news.wustl.edu/news/Pages/13928.aspx I did various forms of cardiac ultrasound research for 10 years at the med school.
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by tricky 12y ago
my next project is going to be in this area and you seem like a good person to know. get in touch with me if you want. email address in my profile.
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by tricky 12y ago
Do these guys have any patents on their tech?
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by tricky 12y ago
Looks interesting. Can you elaborate on why you think it will be good? Glad to see they're using Pandas.
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by tricky 13y ago
Had the satellite flown over earlier this headline might have said 'google maps helps solve murder case' so sad.
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by tricky 14y ago
The WU tunnels are great. Have you been in any of the caves under st louis? The one under Lemp Brewery is kind of amazing - http://trickykegstands.com/cherokeeCaveTour.html
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by tricky 14y ago
I got the green light to work on my startup full time. BUT, i have to figure out health care for my wife and infant before I can quit my job. We've been spoiled with a tremendous insurance for so long. Can anyone offer any advice or give he
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by tricky 14y ago
I promise you, my friend, that any 10 year old with a little imagination can build a thousand treasures with any 100+ piece lego set.
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by tricky 14y ago
I got a free ticket to one of these races and woah... it was unreal. My favorite part was how awful the engines sound while they're lining up to start. They sputter and generally sound like crap until a crew member hits a switch. The engine
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by tricky 14y ago
Those who are sad it is windows based might be interested in resurrecting Justin Frankel's http://www.cockos.com/jesusonic/
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by tricky 14y ago
Can't help you figure out what engineers and entrepreneurs dream about, but I can racont a story from when i was a kid that lit some lightbulbs re: the destination. I knew this guy who was a complete dick, but had a couple of decent busines
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by tricky 15y ago
Here's a random guy on the internet's take... Start simply by limiting yourself to 4 notes. Wail, hammer-on, pull-off, and bend them until you can make them talk. Add extra notes out of the scale after you get better... For ex., under a min
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by tricky 15y ago
not to ruin the spirit of this post/project, but if you're looking into a low power, inexpensive home server why not consider an old laptop with a few USB drives? With an old laptop you get battery backup (UPS) for free. Bonus points if you
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by tricky 15y ago
Not exactly the right place for this, but thank you for pandas.
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by tricky 15y ago
I want to do this with all my books and paperwork (old bills, receipts, notes from college, photographs (crappy snapshots, really)). This was my plan: Buy a ScanSnap s1500m for $420. It does double sided scans at 20 ppm but that doesn't inc
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by tricky 15y ago
run to the grocery store instead. Buy a can of black beans and a can of rotel (diced tomatoes with green chilies). Open, drain, mix, and microwave. Grab a glass of water and BAM! You've got a healthy and spicy-delicious meal. Total cost? $
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by tricky 15y ago
i like the cut of your jib - But, really, i think this is a good illustration of what can be done with minimal notes. I've heard a few people complain about not having sharps/flats. It might take a little more work, but there's still a ton
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by tricky 15y ago
Tik Tok by Ke$ha http://goo.gl/doodle/Yr6r
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by tricky 15y ago
Yes. I keep what has evolved into some sort of log book of my days. I did it because I always write things-to-do and reminders on post-it notes. I used to throw them away, but realized I had no idea what I did with my days. Now I tape them
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by tricky 15y ago
I use a binder clip to bind together all the unused pages. You can instantly open it to the right spot every time.
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by tricky 15y ago
alimony
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by tricky 15y ago
I have a friend at work who I try to help. I can't count the number of times or ways I've tried to tell him pay day loans are bad news. The one time he came into some money (by cashing in a part of his 401K) I suggested he open an account a
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by tricky 15y ago
Anyone have experience with the knockoff optibay adapters on ebay? They're cheap (~$10 to $25) - [edit: never mind, that's what he means by $20 brackets.]
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by tricky 15y ago
Along those lines, my history classes in HS said Henry Ford was the first manufacturer to find success using interchangeable parts. Not true. The rifle industry got there first.
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by tricky 16y ago
This is EXACTLY what I'm doing and it seems to be working out great. Finding exercise for the higher level topics is a bit more challenging, but there is a lot out there. The thinkstats book is great if you're a programmer: http://www.gree
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by tricky 16y ago
So, does that mean i live "longer" if I stay in a city that has less gravity? With the right kind of advertising, it looks like India's real estate could go through the roof.
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by tricky 16y ago
I'm still in the "learning the syntax" stage of finance so this is great information. thank you. do you think that one reason why people say bad things about HFT is because they see them being unfairly compensated for taking on what they pe

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