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I agree with this. Your normal brain based hearing calibration curve is based upon the sound from essentially a point source reaching each ear and then combined nonlinearly to allow sound localization, i.e. distance and direction. This obviously utilizes the asymmetrical location and shape of both the inner and outer ear, head size and shape, bone density, etc. This curve does not work with headphones for obvious reasons. Personally, I had to learn how to listen properly with headphones. Essentially I had to build another calibration curve or more properly, curves since not all headphones interact the same way with my rather imperfect sensors.

Lunch: Bahamanian Chowder, Conch Fritters and Shrimp and Lobster Quesadillas

Also not sure about the home pod. I have an echo dot in the office because it was worth trying for $40. It is fun and it seems more useful if you have smart lights and such. Pretty sure I will not be jumping on the $350 homepod for a while after it is released.

I need to start working on plans to get ERAU to buy me an iMac Pro next year

Both of the above. ?

RIP Gregg, Roger and the victims in Manchester. Fuck 2017 and fuck stupid terrorist Fucks!

"You fell victim to one of the classic blunders - the most famous of which is "never get involved in a land war in Asia" - but only slightly less well-known is this: "Never go in against a Sicilian when death is on the line!"

Agree with you 100% Steve. My favorite snake when I was growing up was a California King Snake. It was the most beautiful and docile snake I ever had the pleasure to interact with. Snakes were the reason I do what I do today. We went kayaking for a few hours this morning on Spruce Creek. Very old south looking black water creek. We then came back home to watch Arsenal beat Chelsea for the FA cup. After that we went and traded in Peters old bike for a new Raleigh for his birthday. All in all a pretty nice day, but my shoulders are already complaining about the kayaking.

A Belated Happy Birthday, Raffy!

A Belated Happy Birthday, Brent!

A Belated Happy Birthday, Chris!

Ford Flex. Big, lumbering, underpowered and top heavy. Worked wonderfully during the snowstorm in Denver.

Happy Birthday, Shelly!

Composite is the shiznit. Nice job!

Whenever I pronounce Soekris I think of this ...

Spent yesterday installing a bit over 26 feet of Rubbermaid FastTrack in the garage. Then hanging shit so we can actually park two vehicles in the garage. The tracks were an easy install. It actually took longer to hang, rearrange, rehang, etc. than to put up the tracks. Recommended.

BAI = Brent's Annual Income

Just for the record, I do not have a dog in this race but imo the initial posts after Jacob's lukewarm impression were the axe grinders. And I still love my MS-Pros and use both the Beyer 880s and AKG K340 at work. New isn't always better.

Happy Birthday, Jeffry!

I have always had a problem with fast zombies, from a neurophysiological point-of-view.

I use Sophos anti-virus on my Macs that I need to have full privileges on the university network. It works well for me since it pretty much stays the fuck out of my way. That is my definition of both a good antivirus program and a good administrator.

I just ordered my new office iMac so the iMac pro should be released any time now.

Shit! Now tomorrow I have to find some Pho and Banh Mi.

RIP Paul and Don. And Don, "You win a cookie".

Happy Birthday, Tyler!