Comment Thanks, but... (Score 1) 146
I'll stick with the Ryos MK Pro. One with red switches at work, and blue switches at home.
I'll stick with the Ryos MK Pro. One with red switches at work, and blue switches at home.
Active components:
Pioneer Elite receiver
Samsung television (LN46B650 IIRC)
Samsung blu-ray player
Pioneer tape deck (the last time I played a tape? Maybe 2003, but I keep it anyhow)
A couple of S-VHS VCRs (which I hook up only when I feel like watching some old movies I have only on VHS)
Speakers:
Klipsch Reference Series
The cables? For analog and digital coax line-level cables, cheap shielded monoprice cables
Speaker wire: fine-stranded OFC cable - ONLY because it is more flexible than zip cord
HDMI cables: cheap monoprice cables
Ethernet cables: Patch cables I made myself using a bulk spook of CAT5e and 8p8c (or RJ-45 if you prefer) connectors from Lowes
The truth about cables:
http://gizmodo.com/363154/audi...
> Really, the only thing my SLR does better than my phone is Optics, which makes distance & low-light photos possible.
Really?
Your smartphone has a better burst mode, less shutter lag, a faster autofocus, better color purity, etc? What is your DSLR, the Nikon D1?
I'm not a football fan but one cannot avoid hearing about "deflategate"
However my understanding is that they both measure the pressure and the weight of the ball. The temperature difference will account for the pressure decrease however the balls should still weigh the same. The claims were what - 11 of the balls were underweight?
Is it legitimately illegitimate?
The problem really isn't and hasn't ever been animation sites. The problem is that Flash has often been used where it doesn't belong; forms on business sites, ENTIRE web sites built using flash so you cannot bookmark a page, and stuff like that, and Flash doesn't work particularly well on touch screens. Like BLINK, Flash has been used and abused to the point where it is an abomination.
I wish they would make sequels to The Matrix. It set things up perfectly for sequels and I've always wondered why no one ever made any.
If the apps won't run via the ACL, then I would have to re-purchase them. Thanks, but no thanks.
I like how quiet the exhaust on my turbocharged Saab is. I do wish the turbocharger weren't so muffled by the intake though. That high-pitched whoosh followed by a pssst! is awesome!
My ZR-1 has a Borla exhaust. Too loud. I liked the stock exhaust which was loud only when I got on it beyond moderate throttle, but driving normally, very deep exhaust note yet subtle.
Right now I am driving a rental while my Saab is in the shop (heater blower quit. Grr.) - I swear it has a fake engine sound. It's a Hyundai Elantra which can barely get out of its own way yet quite a roar inside. >_>
> It's also kinda cool to accelerate hard off the line (faster than most gas cars can do)
BWAHAHAHA!!!!
Have you checked 0-60 on your Leaf? Most family sedans do better than that with naturally aspirated four-bangers.
Having jumped ship from the iPhone to Android once Android matured and re-purchased all my apps ranging from $.99 to $89.00, I have no desire to switch platforms again, even if many or even "most" Android apps run on Tizen via ACL.
I want my fridge to remain at the temperature to which I set it, I want to be warm when I am active (or cooled in the summer), and I want my water to be hot when I need it, not when you think it's good for you.
I had that kit and loved the voltage step up kit. I built it and then hooked it up to my brother when he was napping and turned it on. He was pissed at first then fascinated to see a 9V battery did that to him.
> The "universal" charger did not charge an 18650, because it was a quarter inch too short. I was pretty shocked.
Oh come on, the voltage isn't high enough.
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