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You resurrect a 5 year old thread to complain about Jude's moderating?

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Wow, I like that Skagen! Thanks for the link

I'm impressed, the guy wrote over 8,000 words to criticize a $130 item.

if WA2 was read as WA^2, then it'd be WA*WA WAWAWAWAWAWA.

Thanks for the heads up, I went ahead and picked one up. So....anyone have a recommendation for a case? I hear the front panel is easy to break if you drop the device.

Much easier than lugging a subwoofer all around a room. That's no fun.

With the newer technology being more efficient, electricity bill would probably be lower as well. Double win.

No kidding! There were more than a few points in that video that I was certain he was going to lose a finger or two.

You’ve got to be kidding me. Behringer has been further even more monitors to use even go need to do look more as anyone can. Can you really be far even as monitors half as much to use go wish for that? My guess is that when Behringer really been far even as monitors once to use even go want, it is then that they have really been far even as monitors to use even go want to do look more like. It’s just common sense.

I was wondering the same when I heard SyFy now had wrestling programming. Seriously, WTF?

maybe you need to use the [] characters?

I'd like a medium in blue please

Is he speaking of using two normal pots?

I'm a bit late to this party, but here's some info. A dual-link DVI connector is not designed for driving dual monitors; it is designed to supply the extra bandwidth and signaling required for high resolution. DVI splitters work by literally splitting the signal and routing the signals so that one monitor actually communicates with the video card while the other monitor simply receives the signal from the video card. One thing to keep in mind is that there is not standard specification for a DVI splitter, so whether or not your video card will work with a splitter is rather variable....it's mostly luck of the draw. To muddy the waters even more, there's a port that does support dual monitor output in a single connector. It actually looks very similar to a DVI port, except it's missing the "blade" at one end of the connector. It's called the DMS-59 connector and electrically it contains two single-link DVI connections along with two VGA connections. Computers/video cards that have this port generally come with adapters that split out to two connectors. Picture for reference: DMS-59 Dual-link DVI I have heard that splitters don't work as well with single link DVI ports, I would assume that's because of the reduced signaling.

It was nice meeting you as well. It was great meeting everyone and putting faces to screen names. Thanks for the delicious coffee also

Thanks for setting up the meet Gene, it was very fun:)

Well I get the feeling that I was scammed because sometime during the trip the meter was turned off, he just told me how much it was at the end. I do feel a bit better knowing it's just expensive in general.

Got scammed by a cab that charged me $15 for a mile or two trip...but on a more positive note Southwest was asking for volunteers to go on a later flight, so I more than made up for that $15 with a flight voucher

That food looks delicious!

Got scammed by the cab driver...$15 fare for the ride to the airport

The Cuban food was fantastic. Would eat again, A+++.

I was just asking to see where everyone was

At TPA now, is everyone at the hotel?

Getting on the plane now...no wifi here Sent from my HTC Magic using Tapatalk