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Comment Oh great (Score 3, Insightful) 28

Oh great, now we can hear Sam make 20 MORE public announcements and flap his gums some more to keep everyone looking at them.

It was crazy how quickly once they were made to look bad by a real company he grew a voice. Like dude, where the hell were you when these deals were inked? You were there no? If not get a hold of your company, if you were, you FUCKING TRAITOR.

Now keep flapping those lips to keep people from seeing your competitor gain favor of the crowd.

Sit down, shut up, grow some balls. You spiny prick.

Comment Traitor be blabbing (Score 1) 51

Well course he had to blab because the whole fact that his company didnt give 2 shits is why he felt the pressure to blab again.

  It is like completely irrelevant what he thinks if he already signed the deal his competitor is objecting to. Basically saying "Well I didnt welly wanna sign it promise".

Bullshit. Your name is there. You agreed. You sold out. You now dont like how it is giving favorable light to your competition so here you are trying to slide into the picture from the corner like some wannabe failure who couldnt achieve the podium win but needed to be in the shot the papers would see.

What a fucking loser and failure. Sell out. Traitor.

Comment Re:What if... (Score 1) 155

Right like those hilarious fake traffic cone cameras near the border inland. Like people can't tell. As a ham triangulation is like a major sport for us, fox hunting we call it. All that little puppy has to do is just transmit low power, eventually more than once. You would be *real* surprised how well these people can zero in on a random radio signal sometimes down to a direct lat-long street address from miles and miles away. Some of the best I met were blind and dedicated their entire lives to ham radio. Would *hate* to see talent like that being called upon. Would mean bad things for anyone trying to hide things...

Comment I was more interested by the radiation (Score 4, Funny) 30

I was more interested by the radiation emitted. Supposedly the cracking bonds of the adhesive release Xrays. People even took xrays of stuff on a youtube channel somewhere by ripping tape fast over those xray imaging films and got a weak picture.

Makes me think twice before ripping it fast. Going slow made far less xrays.

Comment Re:It's easy, fooling audiophiles (Score 1) 101

I had a friend like this and sadly he won. I mocked him for his $1000 Audeze LCD-2 headphones and after enough of it he said bring your best headphones over and lets see.

I had spent $100+ on some studio monitor headphones from guitar center years prior and figured they were the bomb. I took them over and was expecting to be all smug and holy cow were his headphones like way waaaaaay better.

My jaw hit the floor. I went back and forth on the same song between mine and his, each time it was like going under water with mine, and coming back out for fresh sound with his.

I think upon getting into the hobby, the headphones he showed me were luckily right at the curve before the diminishing invisible returns. A ton of people rave about this exact headphone and I think there is no need for fancy cables or anything beyond a decent sample-rate going into them.

So now as someone who also owns a pair of original pre-fazor LCD-2 headphones, going into an iFi hipdac3, I think I am pretty much sitting on an end-game setup without needing to even think about changing anything else.

My advice, get yourself a good respected pair of Planar magnetic headphones with a cheapo amp to drive them and get on with life.

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