Everything posted by Dusty Chalk
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Ye Macce Threade
Pfff...Please turn in your Team Overkill card.
- Help with image search?
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Ye Macce Threade
Yup, after reading your other thread at MacRumors, I gotta agree. For all we know, slots 3 and 4 are not connected to the board correctly.
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And now what did you do TODAY?
Grrr...
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Chromebook
Yeah, I was largely just being snarky. But you have to admit, at least they'll be able to keep up with demand.
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Help with image search?
So a friend of mine is trying to track down a painter. I tried doing an image search, but all I'm getting is a bunch of "oil painting with glare" type images, for obvious reasons. Anyone know how to get rid of the glare? Or perhaps they just know who the painter is.
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Happy Birthday, Dan!
Happy Birthday, bud! I miss you, can't wait for things to calm down enough for both of us to get together. (party favour noise)
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Ye Macce Threade
Well, it's not screwing with it to go in and look without changing anything.
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The analog thread.
Vinyl can be flattened again. But it would take a couple days for it to get to that point. Basements are a good place to store to avoid that. Then it would take even longer. There are plenty of after-market dust covers, and you should get one.
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Chromebook
Sounds from the article that Ric linked that they're following Apple's pricing model. If that constitutes "losing their marbles", well then...maybe it is.
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slower forum
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Whoa! You're right. (wilts) Not that there's anything wrong with that. And...uh...he spends a little bit of time at the end of the first video "paying more attention" to the two on the left...and they appear to be ticklish. Or something.- Ye Macce Threade
Can you get into the BIOS? This page seems to think it's "Cmd"/"Opt"/"O"/"F" all four at the same time. If it's like any other Intel BIOS, it'll be an ultra-simple menu -- no mouse, just arrow keys and Escape and Enter and not much more. Look for "Hardware" or "Memory" or something, then see if the slots are activated, iActuated, or whatever the Apple term for it is. (They may or may not have written their own firmware.) I'd be happy to talk you through it if want handheld, we just need to set up a time. Oh, hey, look, when I research the topic, I get you over here.- Upcoming releases
In a word, once. Carl, thanks for the heads-up -- listening now on Spotify as well.- slower forum
Yes, this video is exactly what the preview image promises it is -- a percussionist playing ladies' bottoms. He's actually very good, try to get a high frame rate.- Ye Macce Threade
WAG: Font problems...?- Rebuilding my HT rig
I was wondering why you went the separate amp route, I had forgotten about the Selahs. Glad it's a nice match, that's always a concern with higher end speakers like that.- And now what did you do TODAY?
Happy birthday to your mum! Very posh.- The Headcase Stax thread
Wait, what? Why, what happened? 'Currency fluctuations'...so the Yen dropped, and your competitors will be able to buy more cheaply than you did, is that what happened? Isn't there usually a time-lag on that stuff? I.E. won't at least some of your competitors also have stock to sell first?- What are you EATING right now?
Bananas are yummy Marc, I'm swamped during the week, how long are you here? If you're still in town, do you want to do something on Saturday? Colin? Jeff?- Happy birthday, Aimless1!
Happy Birthday! (party favour noise)- Sound Proofing
So the only points I was going to add or reinforce to what has already been said: With basements, you have to be careful that you don't block air flow, because humidity tends to accumulate in the basement, and you don't want to set up a mildewy environment. Which is actually contradictory to everything else you want to do, which is make as complete a sound seal between the two floors as possible. Doors are a big deal in studios, but pretty much every hole is going to be a source of sound leakage. So you kind of have to mitigate one against the other. When I was planning on building a small home studio in the basement of my former landlord's house, I was thinking of devising a system of letting the room breathe when I wasn't using it, and sealing it up when I was. The duct work is a good point -- it's just like a car, you have to cancel both sources of noise and rattle, but it's also a conduit for sound leakage.- slower forum
On an unrelated note, I got a spam from a fake FBI agent -- don't they realize that impersonating an FBI agent is crossing a line?- What are you reading now?
Quoted for truth, from "Kim" of the Scantasy and Fience Fiction book club on GoodReads.- What are you listening to Part the Third
Kauan, Kuu... Sent frum mah phone-blet using Tapatalk. - slower forum
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