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[shellylh]

Ooops, seems I cannot spell...

[guzziguy]

You spell just fine. Accidentally using homonyms while one composes and types is common. Most people understand that and ignore it when it happens.

[Dusty Chalk]

I'm just giving her a hard time -- wouldn't be fair to Billy if I didn't. (Billy gets an order of magnitude harder time; his spelling/grammar/whatnot is an order of magnitude worse'n yours, Shelly.)

[shellylh]

Seams faire

[Duggeh]

Squeezebox without the need for a PC. Or an amp.

Revolutionary HiFi - Brennan

[Chekhonte]

Why can't there be a goddamn MFin' 32gb micro sd card already?

[Dusty Chalk]

Seams faire

Okay, now your just fogging with me.

And ...uh, I forget you're name, guziguy...and guziguy's right -- I was correcting you on you're choice of words, not you're spelling; you're spelling's fine.

I just really liked the imagery of having speakers so big, they need a tow truck to toe them in. "Also Sprach Zarathustra" superimposed with the "large truck backing up" beeping comes to mind as the soundtrack.

[guzziguy]

Do you mean "guzziguy".

[Dusty Chalk]

Sari.

[guzziguy]

Salright.

[The Monkey]

The Red Eye Remote is now shipping. Any thoughts?

https://thinkflood.com/

[The Monkey]

Another universal remote for iPhoneTouch:

L5 Remote - Turn your iPhone or iPod Touch into a Universal Remote

[GPH]

Your new ISP? Google launches 1Gbps fiber-to-the-home trial

Sounds interesting for you guys in the States.

[riceboy]

Tube powered USB dongle for DTS

Hanwha Japan's tube-powered USB dongle promises DTS audio on-the-go -- Engadget

[Dusty Chalk]

Want.

[riceboy]

Want.

Me too. That thing looks so cool

[Dusty Chalk]

I realize it's not a tube per se, but:

• I like the aesthetic;
• I like the functionality;
• I like the randomness;

[riceboy]

Not really a tech product but you could use your old beer/soda koozies for your 2.5 external drive covers. Here is the story:


Lifehacker, tips and downloads for getting things done

[n_maher]

Not really a tech product but you could use your old beer/soda koozies for your 2.5 external drive covers. Here is the story:


Lifehacker, tips and downloads for getting things done


http://cache.gawker.com/assets/image...d505e/340x.jpg

That's damn near a darwin award right there. Great plan, wrap an already hot-running portable HD with insulation that blocks 90% of the airflow around the device and holds heat in.

[EdipisReks]

That's damn near a darwin award right there. Great plan, wrap an already hot-running portable HD with insulation that blocks 90% of the airflow around the device and holds heat in.

the hard drive industry is too large to fail, we have to do what we can to keep their sales up.