grawk

I think the digg guys thought it would be worth more

srsly

The 13" air is for wishy washy people who buy too many dacs. Oh, that fits amos too.

I'd either go retina book or 11"

http://news.slashdot.org/story/12/07/12/2215231/diggcom-sold-to-betaworks-for-500000 "The once popular social news website Digg.com which received $45 million in funding, is being sold to to Betaworks for $500,000. From the article: 'Betaworks is acquiring the Digg brand, website, and technology, but not its employees. Digg will be folded into News.me, Betaworks' social news aggregator. This is not the outcome people expected for Digg. In 2008, Google was reportedly set to buy it for $200 million."

what makes this audinst thing better any other cheap crappy dac/amp combo?

because having it harder to recycle is certainly worse than being more efficient about the assembly in the first place

yay dinny

echoing what I sent via text, congrats, I'm having a Sam Adams The Vixen in your honor tonight I just got back from having dinner with a good friend from high school's little sister. When I used to hang around their house, I was 19 and she was 13, and we barely talked. Tonight we talked for about 3 hrs, and it was like we've been friends forever.

sounds awesome dinny I had some variant on sea bass for dinner, with peach cobbler and vanilla ice cream for desert.

Are you going to be shooting specific things, or environments? The more specific you're gonna get, the more length matters. 24-70 is more traditional, 70-200 is better for sports, wildlife, etc. My PERSONAL preference is a wide prime, then a long zoom.

Good luck chawk

I'd get her the 13" air, for real

I'd assume the only thing hooked up on the tube was the heater.

help help I'm being repressed

gentoo was important when you needed to maximize performance for your particular hardware. These days, I can't imagine anyone needing that on a desktop.

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centos is what I'd run. Redhat is the corporate standard, and centos is just a mirror of redhat without the support.

Pork chops

personally, I'd just go with what you have. Let the angels keep their share.

4 gallon batch?

Not from my experience.

that's a hell of a sammich

Goon

Grilled Sockeye