n_maher

Happy Father's Day to all the HC dads, old and new. It's a roller coaster, that's for sure. I try to enjoy the highs ignore (or at least quickly move on) from the lows and just take it all in.

I'm going to eat at least one rasher tomorrow. I bought a pound of slab bacon from the local butcher yesterday and will be firing up the grill/cast-iron-skillet tomorrow morning. I'm drooling already.

nice, I just finished up 36 with a couple of friends for fathers day.

I generally ignore anyone who doesn't bother with an avatar. That's a good place to start.

That said, how about we all move on from this? Not that I want to hear more about the K812 mind you.

If I keep up with traveling every few months (as it looks for the next year or so) I will be hard pressed not to pick up an Air for road warrior duty. The trouble is that it would require that I buy one for the wife first and while double purchases suit team overkill they do not dovetail well with the current family budget. Glad to hear the good news Stretch. A dowdy man without his iMac is just sad.

Jealous! I'm just hoping to skip out for a short ride this afternoon before I pack and get on a plane to head for rainy VA tomorrow.

Congrat, Ric and stay quiet, Al. Lucky is better than good most days.

Stateside technical and procurement assistance at the ready, tall man.

Buhbye.

I'd probably look at spending a little more and hope that the actual "value" is a lot higher. Have you looked at the Yoga series at all? Our IT swears by the one he has.

What's the intended purpose of the device? I'm also curious because my wife's X100e is getting long in the tooth as well and I'm tiring of hearing about it.

Or at least to mount the new crank.

I'm on it.

Glad to see folks out and about. I got out for a quick 18 mile blast around town between mowing and yard work. It was a gorgeous 75 and sunny here today.

We call it "integrated continuous process improvement".

The arc shape had better magically match your head (width wise) or they could be horribly uncomfortable. That's why most, including the very similar Marley shown above, tend to have a sub-band below the main arch. Stax does this too. Anyway, that's my 2¢.

If I had a way to use a USB DAC I would offer to adopt it or would have built a y2 ages ago. But ever since I changed jobs and can no longer legally plug an unapproved USB device into my work computer it's not been an option.

Ed, I use a very basic bread machine to make homemade bread rolls quite frequently and the only thing I do differently from your loaf above is that I cook it in the over. Yes, a shitty electric whatever-came-with-the-house model but otherwise you get the hole in the bottom of loaf sydrome which drives me crazy (from the mixer). I'm assuming your machine has a dough cycle and that's the only thing I ever use on mine. I can share a basic, but good, wheat bread recipe if you want which is pretty much go-to for bread and dinner rolls.

Interesting. I'll try to follow development but I hardly knew that there was a γ2, not to mention a 3...

Thanks Shelly. Head-Fi is so broken on my work computer it's not funny. Not that there's any reason to worry about it. I'm not sure I share you opinion on reason "a", Doug, but I certainly understand it from a fabrication perspective.

I followed the link and it takes me to the last page of the thread and I don't see anything about the jack, but whatever, I'm sure you had your reasons.

Obviously, given how much I liked your previous generation of amps I am a fan of this one from an aesthetic point of view. One thing - what's the story with the Neutrik combo jack? I can't quite tell but it appears to have the typical 3-pin layout so I'm left confused by its presence.

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Yes, but that doesn't seem like much of a deal compared to brand new here - http://www.amazon.com/Garmin-Edge-GPS-Enabled-Cycling-Computer/dp/B0041O5X8A/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1400953093&sr=8-1&keywords=garmin+800 Nice ride, Raf. I'd love to get out for 40 or so this weekend if weather permits it.