This has spawned a long running, interesting thread over on the squeezebox forums
Touch Review in upcoming Stereophile issue - Squeezebox : Community : Forums (started 2010-08-19 , now at 84 posts)
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Speaking of which "Uncle Nelson" , will be at, and presenting at The 2010 Burning Amp fest in SF, October 30, 2010 www.burningamp.com
with a title something like "It Came From From the Pass Lab... Bwahahahaha"
The Burning Amp Festival- an Audio Happening - Page 192 - diyAudio
Reks, rub it in that the BBC's HD is only 1440x1080i, not 1920x1080i, why don't you, even if it meets the EBU guidelines for HD, you insensitive clod
BBC HD - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
And individuals? ( why do I need to be a business, or is it only a computer for corporations, but an appliance for individuals?) and whilst we're at it How many Angels can dance on the head of a pin?
But it is more an appliance (as a feature not a bug) The Geomblog: Could the IPad make computer science obsolete ?
Would an ipPad (as thin client) and a Hackintosh > MBP for same / less cost? presuming you are predominantly a comsumer as opposed to a producer of content / work
Indeed, but it is lighter, cheaper, and you can type on it!. Don't confuse the monkey with such technical details. They are both shiny and have an apple on the back (and contain a CPU, running software) What more does he need to know
Apple to reveal musical something on September 1 ? The Register
http://www.macrumors.com/2010/08/25/apple-media-event-scheduled-for-september-1st/
http://www.engadget.com/2010/08/25/apple-to-hold-special-event-september-1st-well-be-there-li/
Kevin Bacon > Bernard Madoff > Women's Zionist Organization of America > Holocaust > Adolf Hitler
Bacon > Sausage > Bockwurst > Germany > Hitler
Is that memeful enough?
Six Degrees of Adolf Hitler - Encyclopedia Dramatica
Bowler hat - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
"The derby hat was invented by William Bowler, a London hatter, and originally came as a piece of riding headwear, more practical for active sports than the high beaver hats that dominated for street wear. The bowler was called a derby by a hatter in this country who sponsored it after noting its general use at the English Derby race."
source : History of Straw hats & Felt hats ?
Ric, Al
If you could add me to the sneakenetflix queue that would be great
It's been on my to do list for too long now - and would be an ideal activity for when the nights start to draw in.
Charlie Brooker had an uncharacteristically high opinion of it - which certainly got my attention.
Which then managed to get him a good gig
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXv3IKfqKmI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvhixZyqDbw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4GVBEN1jSt4