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Dusty Chalk

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Everything posted by Dusty Chalk

  1. Artwork here.
  2. Chicago. And it's not a humidifier, it's an "air washer". Alright, yes it is a humidifier. Also: not very good for electrostats.
  3. Dusty Chalk replied to Aura's topic in Food and Drink
    Argh. I'll see if I can find a DuClaw X-5 for tomorrow, that's the only current release IPA I would want. Unless it's the oak-aged Great Divide something. I'm pretty sure I haven't seen any of the Terrapin/Left Hand collab since the move.
  4. There is no such thing as a quiet A/C as of yet, but there are quieter models and noisier models. If you look around, you can find the ratings for some. You have to include some of the keywords such as "quietest" "db" "noise", etc. I can look at my model when I get home, it was the compromise I came up with. There's also lots of things you can do like: Putting an absorbing sound barrier directly betwen you and the unit (without blocking air flow and overall circulation, of course, so "line of sight" only). Putting a cushioning between the unit and the window frame all the way around to prevent sympathetic resonances, vibrations, and buzzes. Making sure it fits snugly. The fewer extraneous parts to fill out the window and add to potential things to loosen, the better. That said, these things are pretty darn quiet, and make a small but tangible difference through the evaporation of water.
  5. That could be either very bad or very good. Me: bourbon chicken from Wegmans' steam bar
  6. Dusty Chalk replied to blessingx's topic in Music
    For some reason it won't embed when it's https.
  7. Ah, okay.
  8. Dusty Chalk replied to Dusty Chalk's topic in Off Topic
    Srsly.
  9. I'll be in my bunk.
  10. Yeezh, man. Sympathies.
  11. Just made that my background (found a 1080 version) for this laptop. EDIT: Also, I think I'd crap my pants if lightning hit a volcano anywhere near me, not think, "hey, I should get out my camera."
  12. Happy birthday, Todd! (party favour noise)
  13. Yeah, good luck, CJ.
  14. I don't know which is more awesome -- 'drink the kool-aid already' or the more-than-full moon.
  15. Room treatments. And I would posit: Nate's cables do not count as 'ghetto'.
  16. Yes, no, wait, nowhere near California. No.
  17. Yeah, I'm hoping that's the case after the fact as well.
  18. No, to go truly ghetto, you must build them yourself. And not be very good at it. At least, initially. Markertek. Get cable, a soldering iron, and whatever connectors you need, and go to town.
  19. Okay, after looking at that, I might have a change of heart. Also after seeing your salsa verde on Facebook.
  20. And the HE60 is?
  21. Having been married, I will give you some advice: that only works once.
  22. I probably would have had an aneurysm.
  23. I, too, have watched that an irrational number of times. 1:36-1:40 FTW.

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