No, you can't hear a difference between this $5000 speaker and this $150 speaker.

You can't tell the difference between a $3500 Blu-Ray player and a $500 Blu-Ray player either.

Yeah, if I wanted to use a browser that was exactly like Chrome, I'd just install Chrome.

Right now it seems that every time a new Firefox version is released, the first thing I do is go to about:config to see what settings have had their default values changed so I can set them back to what I'm used to.

You'll enjoy your music much more if you store on rotating platter.

Oh, you couldn't be more wrong! The rotating platter will smear the zero bits, causing them to look like ones to the DAC.

I'm afraid the only proper way to store digital audio is on punch cards.

Spell TekSavvy right and link to it so others can bask in its awesomeness!

740kHz? Sounds great if you're making eMPty3's for your iPod.

I use at least 1.48MHz, 256-bit. And even then I can tell it's digital. It just doesn't have the warmth and rich sound of vinyl or that mix tape I made in 1993.

You know this new connector is invented in Japan right?

No wonder this circuit failed. It says "Made in Japan".

If they're doing realtime video or multitrack audio, then they can probably afford the faster drive.

I prefer 28 hour days. I get four extra hours of spare time every day, and the week is only six days long!

I remember being more nostalgic in the past. Those were good times.

Or even better: SFTP.

I use sshfs myserver:remotedir localdir

It requires the network connection to remain up. One could probably use rsync instead if they know the connection will go down.
It also only works under Linux (and maybe other places where FUSE has been ported like FreeBSD), but I'm okay with that.