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by tricky 16y ago
or Transmeta or Danger inc. if you were around in 2000.
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by tricky 16y ago
you could get 10 of them in detroit.
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by tricky 16y ago
i thought one of my vm's had shut down.
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by tricky 16y ago
semi-related. People who build tube guitar amps (lots of high voltage AC) take component placement very seriously. The magnetic fields floating around the chassis greatly affect tone (and noise, which is sometimes a big part of tone.) Some
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by tricky 16y ago
- execution is everything.
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by tricky 16y ago
I'd love to hear about the insurance underwriter. How do you assess the risk?
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by tricky 16y ago
nice thoughts. Now, I have no idea what I'm talking about, but i imagine the brain of a red-blind person wouldn't have a fully developed pathway to "see" red. I'd guess that after being exposed to a new stimulus, the pathway would slowly de
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by tricky 16y ago
yep, engine hoists are v. necessary. Also, always rent a drywall lift when doing ceilings.
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by tricky 16y ago
yeah, i was all proud of myself for hosting a new engine in my car last weekend and getting everything lined up and bolted together. Thought it was an impressive feat. Now, not so much.
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by tricky 16y ago
not sure if you know this, but all Panera's in St. Louis are branded "St. Louis Bread Co."
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by tricky 16y ago
Get in touch with the guys who were working on imthere.com. Similar idea, the site was very nice. It seems to be on hiatus, though. You might want to find out why.
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When I went with no heat in the dead of winter - for 5 days(trickykegstands.com)
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by tricky 17y ago
Thanks for the Monome reference. Never heard of it till today. Now a friend of mine wants one bad.
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by tricky 17y ago
Little Boots had a hardware interface like this at SXSW 2008 she used to build up a song live. It was very cool. Here's a link: http://www.tenori-onusa.com/
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by tricky 17y ago
If you're willing to put in at least a month of hard labor, DFW's Infinite Jest is worth the read.
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by tricky 17y ago
I just finished David Forrest Wallace's Infinite Jest and was surprised that is was sci-fi. DFW was such a literary golden boy, i think people don't mention that IJ was a sci-fi book to avoid belittling him. total crap, if you ask me.
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by tricky 17y ago
I always thought that's why most systems have a single subwoofer. What's the album with the hard panned bass? I'd love to hear it (or know why they chose to do that)
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by tricky 17y ago
that's very interesting. I had learned that no one bothers to pan bass frequencies because IRL they are difficult to localize. For example, no one at a live show could tell you if the bass rig is on stage right or left. So, a recording wit
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by tricky 17y ago
He started selling his shirts at a mom-and-pop pharmacy down the street from his house.
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by tricky 17y ago
Michelle is on the right track (ex guitar teacher here.) The SRS advice above is nice, but a lot of guitar playing is simply well-developed muscle memory. I got good because the guitar was always on the couch by the TV. I'd pick it up ever
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by tricky 17y ago
Along the same line - GB/$ page for storage using prices from newegg: http://forre.st/storage Are there other aggregate sites like these?
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by tricky 17y ago
Wrong breed. I've got a food-motivated wiener dog that'll destroy any roomba in a floor cleaning contest.
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by tricky 17y ago
He's right. Find the Technology Transfer office today and tell them what you're working on. Likely they won't be interested and will be happy to give you something in writing that says they refuse all rights.
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by tricky 17y ago
Is it as simple as wiring them to a 1/4" jack and plug them into some sort of midi "drum brain", or is there more to it?
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by tricky 17y ago
I would implement a "system" in the "franchise prototype" sense of the word that allows radiologists and cardiologists (they read nukes, echos, and CT's) to sit at any PC in the world and just analyze studies whenever they get a chance (or
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by tricky 17y ago
You might also like "The Qualcomm Equation" by Dave Mock. It is the story of a few engineers in San Diego who got together and used CDMA to transform the industry.
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by tricky 17y ago
Maybe it is more valuable as a part of the puzzle that is Lenoardo da Vinci. We never got a chance to hang out with the guy, so piecing together everything he did in his lifetime gives us some sort of context to appreciate and learn about
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by tricky 17y ago
Never confuse movement with action. - Ernest Hemingway
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by tricky 17y ago
I will sell you an '87 944S with no engine for $500 right now.
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by tricky 17y ago
I'm putting together an '88 924S for DE right now. The fuel pump went out on my $1400 e36 today at lunch. I'll fix it in the parking garage after work. I guess that means my hobbies include wrenching on german junk, playing synth rock twee

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