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Woo R6

I bet you have a ground loop. You shoudl recheck all your wiring and make sure you use shielded wireless FWIW, I have yet to come across the correct settings/hardware combination to have a completely reliable wireless connection. I wish you the best of luck.

Ryan, If you want cables, I have a set of 1 foot XLR male -> RCA Male 's laying around from an old amp I had. You can have them for the cost of shipping.

#1: Who were the vendors that were fucking? Tyll and Justin? Ray and Mikhail? #2: So are you stating that you didn't host CanJam last year because YOU turned it down. That is what you seem to be implying here. #3: If you are so unhappy with this place, go away. You are just fueling the fire with your posting tirades. It's not worth your time, anyway

Darwin does not make up for software like Fuse, which does not exist on a Mac platform. Great for rapid filesystem development. The second part of my work is done in Cadence. Again, not on Mac. Third is proprietary software, which I certainly can't fault Mac for not supporting, as it was developed for Linux. But all moot points. I use what works best for me. I haven't had enough exposure to audio on the Mac, but iPod support is much easier than in Fedora

I don't believe that I ever said I do MORE work than you do, but he same argument can be said the other way around. I don't knwo how much work you do, the same way you don't know how much I do. The TYPE of work done is also important: I wouldn't dare to the same kernel development I do for Linux on a Mac machine. For one, its not possible. As far a a toy goes, that may be your view. I respect that. I also tend to not make sweeping generalizations about something I haven't given a good chance. We preach the same thing about gear. And comparing Linux hardware compatibility to Mac is apples and oranges. Linux will support far more hardware, but Mac only has to support a handful. If it didn't do it better, I'd be concerned about its longevity in the market.

Meh. Fanboy.

How can you possibly make an argument that Linux has worse hardware support than Mac? Mac has to support all of about 50 configurations. There's a lot of things Linux is bad at, but surely hardware support isn't one of them. And how does POSIX compliance have anything to do with an OS user experience? From an experience stand point, the Mac OS just works. That is for sure. There is no fucking around with simple things. But then again, most of that experience can be had from Windows. Meh I didn't mean to start an argument. I didn't even take a real jab at Mac, but the fanboys of course come swoopng in to snipe my choice. I gave both a chance. For general shit, I use my Mac. To get work done, I use RHEL5 or Fedora. Different taks, different solutions.

When is the last time you used it? 15 years ago? We both know each other is a fanboy of the other OS, and we will never see eye to eye. At least I have given the other OS a fair shake.

x2. It's the little things like that which prevent me from preferring MacOS over Linux, but I'm terribly biased, I admit. With Linux, I could change an option like that.

There is a fucking search function. Try it.

I guess I'm the only one who's really starting to get bored? Man this was one of my favorite series, but this season is just killing it. Too much story, not enough crazy.

Jealous. I haven't been on my bike in about 2 weeks. Too cold here.

I'm good for about 10 feet with an elastic band.

I'm gonna buy them, and turn them around for 5000% profit next week.

Holy fuck I want an apple

I was working on a solution, but AKG refuses to do anyhting close to customer service. I actually sold off all my AKG shit because the whole situation was such a joke.

The stock cable has 3 condutors. A full recable needs to be done.

You'll break all the ball returns. That's what she said.

Congrats to her!

I'll be getting them, slowly. And I've had a DVD-A/SACD capable system for about 5 years now. Not nearly at the level of the 3910 though.

Yeah but it would be so much cooler.

I'm really liking the floating platform for the amp. However, I think an electromagnet would be fun. A slow turn on circuit could be used so when you hit master power on the system, the platter would slowly raise into place.

Canon W150 ([resent) 1GB Sony Memory Stick Duo (present-free) Memory Stick Duo -> Memory Stick adapter (present) Perfume (present) Karajan Beethoven's 1 & 2 SACD (for me) Binary Clock for my desk at work