Mastering vinyl is a pain in the ass, you can't just send music to a vinyl factory and get it pressed. You have to get test pressings (white pressing) done first. The reason for this is that average vinyl can't reproduce everything flawlessly. Vinyl comes in different grades, highest grade (audiophile) costs $$$'s and can produce low frequencies quite well, but the stuff you get at the vinyl store will buckle badly in the white pressing stage if you're not careful. Low frequencies reduce the groove gap and if you push it too far the grooves will collide and cause the needle to skip. Not good.

Mastering to CD is much easier. Producing things like downloadable FLAC is the easiest and best method.

I expect Apple to announce its new leader to be Sir Clive Sinclair this year. The next product line would be the iC5 followed by white touch screen transistor radios.

Wait, you're talking ZX81. Mine was the ZX80...

I remember building my ZX81.

Then ringing them up when it didn't work. Got a replacement CPU.

Only after that was I shown the magic screen refresh and the true power of Sir Clive Sinclair.

I've been fishing for over 30 years and I can taste the difference between Whiting caught off the Brisbane Bar and Whiting caught further up the sunshine coast. It's subtle, but environment always plays a major role.

Just on a side note, most Australian Cod don't belong to the Gadus genus, they're closer to perciformes. So they're not really Cod. From memory, they collectively get called Cod, like Murray Cod. You're right though, terrible eating.

Ninemsn is a company formed in Australia between Microsoft's MSN and Channel 9, a free to air Australian TV station.

And yes, it happens like that. Not by LinkedIn, but certainly by other sources of information with which the employers can rely on. It would be naive to think the employers are gullible.

There's an element of truth to this statement, a friend of mine went through the interview process with Google in Sydney and around the third interview the word somehow got around that Google were maybe interested in her. Ninemsn rang her, gave two rushed interviews and hired.

Neuroposting on Slashdot. Mental.

The tablet in their patent looks more like the one in the film than it does the actual iPad. Stanley Kubrick will be turning in his friction free space grave for ever.