Nebby
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I have not had good success with OCR, and it needs to be 100% reliable. I don't want to have to check every single image file created for every little detail. Just an image is all I need. These will be receipts, which get subjected to the usual wear and tear of a paper receipt.
Have you given ABBYY FineReader a shot? I've heard good things for it's PDF handling and OCR.
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I paid $3 for my monster cable usb...and it even comes with a led to let you know it's got power!
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4 days of wireless connectivity at the CanJam hotel.
How much are they charging for that?
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Ah, the classic foible...think of it as a challenge, stay under budget. In fact, don't even feel obliged to spend the entire US$2K.
So true! Also, once you get started bumping up the budget it's even easier to start thinking of what you could with even more!
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I have a bunch of IEC power cords here, I'll bring one along when I head over tomorrow. It's a computer power cable though, and the left over bits in the power cord may or may not affect your enjoyment of music from your device.
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I'm in Cali, but will be heading over to the hotel tomorrow. Looking forward to the fun!
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I was not unhappy to begin with, but nonetheless I like prizes
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We have a winner!
No, it's pretty clear, we have a loser
Is it possible to be both at the same time?
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Almost as far as this man
Is anyone from the UK attending Canjam? - Head-Fi: Covering Headphones, Earphones and Portable Audio
According to Distance Calculator: How Far Is It? — Infoplease.com
Hastings, United Kingdom (Populated Place, United Kingdom) -> Los Angeles, California (Populated Place) = 5507.5 Miles
Aomori, Japan (Railroad Station, Japan) -> Los Angeles, California (Populated Place) = 5245.3 Miles
I think we have a winner!
So whats with all the "I have a family" or "It's too far" excuses now
To be precise, I'm taking a flight from Aomori down to Haneda, taking a transfer to Narita, then flying out.
So the actual distance traveled in flights alone would be:
Aomori Railroad Station, Japan (Railroad Station, Japan) -> Haneda, Japan (Section Of Populated Place, Tokyo) Distance: 368.3 miles
Narita, Japan (Second-Order Administrative Division, Japan) -> Los Angeles, California (Populated Place) Distance: 5455.6 miles
5823.9 miles
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Two more days and then I have a rather long plane ride towards CanJam:D
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That's why you get the underlings to do the terminations?
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for the UPOCC, are you braiding them + techflex?
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I can't view imageshack pictures from work, but if it's rated for 115/250v 50/60hz it'll work fine on 100v
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The word ohms sounds great! That sounds like he knows his stuff
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That's ok, we don't need to have new threads created for simple questions. You don't need to worry about controlling things like that.
Good point, my apologies for being a tard.
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This thread is about the buffalo, yes; but it's not quite about purchasing a pre-built one though
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hope something obvious jumps out and hits me in the face.
Hopefully that something isn't a cap gone nuclear.
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Is it too late to say I found the epsilon board yesterday?
Progress is looking good, looks like you didn't need it anyways -
I finished the endplate for one of my dac's, also cut and route a rosewood front plate but not terribly excited about it so I may make another one out of a different wood.
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Yeah, between that thread and the Valab DAC mod thread (Valab NOS DAC - subjective listening and modifications - Head-Fi: Covering Headphones, Earphones and Portable Audio), plenty of crud on the inside of the monitor (great analogy by the way... my monitor is glad I wasn't drinking coffee when I read it). I keep getting the visual of jumping the shark in that one, but decided better to just stay out of these types of threads and treat them as a car crash in progress.
Interconnect with a toroid inline? I've never heard of that...
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Yeah, the wire is stored in my basement (where all evil things belong) and the basement is colder. So in truth we use a semi-cryo process which offers the benefit of cryo while not going too far. Really, it's the perfect blend of cryo/non-cryo technology.
Wait, you mean you have a balanced blend of cryo/non-cryo technology? I heard everything is better balanced!
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you want nugget brand UPOCC, it's moar colder
so it's been cryo'd?
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There was some definite fuzziness with the Class A talk, first it sounded like they were saying the DAC chip was running in class A, then the power supply was class A...
I prefer my DAC chips to run in class D...for digital!
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Thanks for the info Justin, I didn't realize that was the case with the PCM1704, I have only had limited experience with DAC's that don't get nearly so hot.
Progress is looking good, looks like you didn't need it anyways
CanJam 2009
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Did you try calling the hotel to find out if you could get another night for the same price?