That is kind of my thinking, while living in the city will cost more, I am also more likely to enjoy it more. Could be dead wrong though. By Jersey, I am talking places like Hoboken and Jersey City.
Not sure yet, havn't found an apartment yet. There is some significant attraction to living in New Jersey, as the tax calculators I have checked out put that several grand lower each year than NYC, housing is cheaper, and it seems other stuff costs less as well. Also looking at places like Astoria.
Hah!
Fuuuuuuuuuu, that sucks about as much as anything can suck.
Special editions of Epica's The Divine Conspiracy and Design your Universe to get the bonus tracks. It is odd, ripping DYU SE produces FLAC files about 30mb larger than the normal edition, not counting the bonus track. Very large CD, 79 minutes of awesome music.
Thanks all, I am extremely excited.
It involves a move to NYC.
You, sir, are a wise man.
Congrats, Brent!
11/19/2010...
A very wise man.
It should, by all accounts.
Only about 4.5 hours, or just take the bus.
Right, because you don't know anyone living or soon to be living in that city.
Agreed, and even if you stick with opamps, I see no reason why there is the need for the big flying coupling caps. PCM1702 has output around 0v, dual rail opamp supply, so opamp output should be around 0v (minus various tolerances). If it is too far off, it is easy enough to servo.
JP, I used to have a lot more issues with the fart on my o2s, it just doesnt happen anywhere nearly as much anymore, and I am not really doing anything different consciously. Just kinda adjusted to it in the first few weeks.
Curious what you think of it. I am somewhat torn between this being pretty much perfect for HTPC duty, or way too cumbersome to actually be effective for any sort of data entry.
Slept in late, hung out with a friend of my uncle, listened to his vinyl rig which consisted of a Linn Sondek with Benz cart, cant recall the arm, Conrad Johnson phono stage, Adcom GFA555ii amp to some modded monitors, spinning a bunch of punk and post punk albums. It didn't suck. Then cookout.