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grawk

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  1. low profile isn't starting a thread saying how you think another site sucks. edit: in a forum for SITE ANNOUNCEMENTS
  2. You won't find things much better here, more than likely, but I suppose anything is possible. Be sure to read and comprehend your welcome pm.
  3. That's easy. You take the output, you take the input, and you compare them. If there are no differences, it's bit perfect.
  4. TMO uses a different frequency for UMTS than AT&T does.
  5. No, they're jeeps, they die quickly.
  6. grawk replied to Duggeh's topic in Meets
    We're ok with that
  7. I think the aspect ratio was a compromise to allow easy pixel doubling for ipod apps. I don't think it was the wrong call. The lack of multitasking I think is the big drawback, but I'm confident they'll fix that. I'd like to see java enabled, so that I can use my timesheet website for work, but I'm guessing either that will get corrected, or apple will convince everyone to switch to HTML5 for most situations. It does have me wanting to learn to program for it. I have a few ideas I'd love to implement.
  8. I sometimes adjust the width setting on my behringer deq
  9. The kids made 2 giant bags of gluten free elbow pasta, and then realized we had no spaghetti sauce, so I whipped up a quick red sauce. Colin joined us for our meal.
  10. Itunes Home sharing covers that pretty well now. You can move stuff between different computers signed in to the same itunes account on your home network easily.
  11. "I'd rather have a macbook" is of course a win for apple, too...
  12. I'd say it could potentially be revolutionary. I'll have to wait to see. The app store for it could very well be revolutionary, for sure.
  13. Kindle DX - $489 Toshiba Netbook - $329 ipod touch - $299 Combined - $629 (32gb w/ 3g), plus $30 a month if you want 3g
  14. Well, there's already idisk support for iphone os. I can see it not being a big deal to extend it to other disk storage. I just read the tech specs page. It does allow regular bluetooth keyboard, the ipad case will act as a tilt stand, so you can use regular keyboard without the kbd dock. There's also a camera attachment kit that allows use of a card reader or camera.
  15. I'm hoping it 1) lets me connect to network attached disk, and 2) use wireless keyboard and mouse. Either way, it's not a deal breaker.
  16. I'm definitely getting 1. Probably the 32gb non-3g version, and then get one of those mifi style devices.
  17. I wouldn't if you LIKE the vtg. The 2002 and 5000 are a completely different sound.
  18. grawk replied to Duggeh's topic in Meets
    I did
  19. grawk replied to Duggeh's topic in Meets
    My king reservation is cancelled and 2 double reservation the 3-7 is confirmed
  20. You're in luck. Mike will be selling soon.
  21. Bobby Hammack Quartet - Powerhouse
  22. Fats Waller - One Never Knows, Do One? LP
  23. I'd be fine with it being an accessory with iphone style app store. And I'd love love love it if it uses the minidisplayport as an input to act as a 2nd display or small primary display with touch screen for other macs. So that's my prediction: tablet, touch screen, minidisplay port to be an accessory to other macs while running a variant on iphone os.
  24. You've got to be the only person who gets THAT from that show...
  25. The Memphis Jazz Festival 1982 - "Wild Bill" Davison & The Happy Jazz Band

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