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Right, but I expect them to release the retail motherboards and cpus first. When the devices show up, yeah, I'll expect the mobile devices to come first

True, but I reckon it'll take a little while before it actually trickles into mobile devices.

I'm looking forward to seeing whether Haswell will meet Intel's claims of power savings...

You mean Newegg. Amazon handled their screwup well while Newegg screwed up big time with no real concessions.

He put Stax down for matching single transistors? That makes no sense. Actually now that I think about it, didn't nwavguy tout duals as having better matching than singles or something to that effect? That might explain that guys reasoning...

I've been thinking of picking up a bag for hiking. Lots of choices out there, it seems.

Best price on amazon since late april... not bad at all.

Ah yes, computeraudiophile! That site definitely a bit more on the eccentric side of audio.

It's neat what you can do with arduino:

Oops, totally forgot this was today. Looks like a pretty nice meet!

Very cool spritzer! I'm definitely looking forward to seeing how they work out

I agree, it seems rather ill-advised to bypass overload protection without knowing definitively that it's not tripping for a reason.

French cyclist François Gissy reached a top speed of 263 kilometres (~163mph) per hour on a bicycle — after strapping a hydrogen peroxide rocket to the frame. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=3WwlftQDIgc Skip to 53 secs on the second video in to watch the takeoff.

Awesome job Brent!

I do wonder how many DSD DACs use a digital low-pass vs an actual low-pass filter.

After I posted, I looked it up and you and curra are right. Who would've thought that a simple low-pass filter is enough to get analog out...

I have to agree with Dusty on the WAT, you'll get analogue sound if you do that....noise that's gone through a low pass filter

Amazon is having a Gold Box sale on Studio Ghibli Films

I wish the reviewer would've tested with a different laptop/computer to isolate the usb output from the laptop being a factor. I don't have experience with either of those DACs but I've seen that sometimes there are odd interactions with usb output. As a side note, the use of "a smorgasboard of grating digititus." automatically causes me to take the review with a bit of salt imo

http://gmailblog.blogspot.com/2013/05/send-money-to-friends-with-gmail-and.html Interesting that Google has made it so easy to send money. I do have to wonder just how many folks are actually aware of Google Wallet to begin with? Paypal has such a stranglehold on the market...

http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2013/05/feds-reveal-the-search-warrant-that-seized-mt-gox-account/ I think it's going to be difficult for them to get out of that without issue, especially given FinCEN's guidance on virtual currencies.

Ars Technica has a fairly nice writeup on bitcoin. It was written in 2011 so it doesn't have any current even context to it, but it does a decent job on explaining how it's supposed to work. There's also this infographic that shows the process graphically: http://i.imgur.com/TZh9b76.gif (leaving as a link b/c it's fairly large)

I really like that sauce but never knew the name of it. Now I know the name of it and how to make it! Thanks Shelly

Wrong forum for this, go to head-fi.org for recommendations

Daft Punk - Random Access Memories Enjoying it a fair bit.