Got new deadbolts and locks installed at the lake house and then looked at pontoon boats.... reaonably priced used ones and reasonably priced but much more expensive new ones. Probably going to get one of the new ones that's like this but red and no trailer (and 2 ft longer).
Thanks for the recommendation Steve. I think I am going to have a word with my wife about this in a month or two. We're probably buying a used pontoon boat this weekend so can't pile too many costs together.
Listened to my Paradigm Reference Studio 20s with room equalization and DAC duties being done by my Behringer DEQ 2496 (room EQ done with calibrated mic). I had forgotten how truly awesome this sounds to me. I want a subwoofer to fix the fact that I have no energy below about 50Hz...
I'm happy we're having a mild winter because with my son here we now have to keep the house a lot warmer than we used to and the gas/electric bills are already up a ton. I also like being able to ride all the time (not that I have been because of a RSV virus infection)
Vintage King has the same pricing. Looks awesome. I don't think I'll be getting one anytime (windows drivers in a few months) soon but I'm looking forward to the reviews.
On a separate note: The ULN-8 is the most accurate converter on the market that I've seen according to the loopback tests on GearSlutz. It's cool that it's also so popular here. That said it's a no go for me because it's Mac. I'm thinking hard about the Mytek 8x192 or maybe this though which did second best on the tests (by like 1dB).
I was referring to pure stock colors. Canon in my experience always looks lusher & more vibrant but it's all in the saturation settings. For example my bussy who is a lot more into photography than me at this point had canon and picked it because it looke lusher then ended switching to a Nikon because he thought it was more true to the colors in the shot. Of course YMMV.
That's the Nikon "look" if you adjust the saturation a bit in the camera you can make the colors look like Canon. It's an odd thing but it seems to hold on all of their SLRs that I've seen. More clinical I would say, I prefer it.
they will have 48 hours to respond or 5 days if they're a ús search engine etc. The only people who can initiate a search result take down are the DOJ. I don't get it. I went and read Redd it analysis (full of hyperbole) and I fail to see what is loss of due process as the process is almost identical to dmca but now the search engines are being forced to not link to the sites (with a 5 day turn around) because the DOJ can not actually get a take down executed on a foreign website. The web companies are just talking about censorship to rile up people and protect their interests.