ssh

I have a feeling your drunk, and will forget.

Well I did make a script to spam the shit out of the chat for the lulz, so now the ihop is the next thought.

It was primarily olive oil according to the label, which also means it may just be soybean oil and food coloring. Depending on where you bought them Costco / Kirkland. Not their brand, but bought a case since it was cheaper.

I'd just set it at 2am when none you on, wakey in the morning, WTF happened in the ihop!

It was primarily olive oil according to the label, which also means it may just be soybean oil and food coloring.

I wonder if I could copy my cookies into a script, and run a http post to the ihop. Guess that would be cheating, but who would know...

I literally just finished eating them five minutes ago. I was walking with the container not paying attention, spilled all the oil on my fucking sock. They were good though.

Someones just trying to hit 60k by the end of the night.

IHOP back to norm. I see.

If space isn't an issue, I'd rather use a larger enclosure and less power. Less power, and perhaps you wouldn't need to spend additional money on batteries or h/o alts.

Bromo wins.

22.25" is the width?

Looks like the unit has an output for a subwoofer, but it's not a low level signal. Are you also using sat/cable, or only the bluray player?

Dammit Aaron, I can't stop listening.

I heard that boston was going out of business, anyone else hear this? I heard this at a boston dealer. I believe they stepped out of car audio is all.

Typing this while bobbing my head, and grinning.

Just imagining you bobbing your head around the office, deep voice "DJ DJ."

Are they hoarding it, or is there simply less that's mine-able?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgpMc7lBHPs

Headroom is always nice. I believe it also helps with the dynamics of music as Alton said. Just an example in my case: Say I set the gains accordingly and I'm getting about full output from an amplifier rated for 100watts. Now I lack a little midbass, and want to add a little EQ to an area, say I adjust some midbass region up by +3dB, that's now going to require twice the amount of power, but the amps pretty much already at it's limits, so that region that I tried to make louder may become "clipped" and distorted. I believe that's also why people like to EQ stuff down, instead of up. Now if the amplifier was rated for 200watts, but I had it set near half power, then it would still have 100watts left for that region I EQd up. That's a rudimentary example of what can happen when EQing, but it's also similar to music being dynamic (it will have various frequencies, and all at different amplitudes.) So the "extra" power can provide better sound before the amp reaches it's limits and causes distortion. At least that's my crude understanding. ------------ Depending on your goals, yes you can run sets of speakers on channels, but that also depends on their resistance, and how they are wired. I wouldn't judge a speaker by it's RMS value, although it's often misused as a marker for "quality" or "getting louder."

If you acknowledge the fact that the cost of materials has gone up, then how can you justify your stupid ramblings about an increase in end price? Profit margins still need to be met, and in this case you seem to think that their margin is quite high. You fail to understand basic economic principles. I fear for our future because of people like you.

They can't all be zingers.

Not sure about the relay, but sometimes cheap hid kits flicker, and can be problematic. (Not saying that's your case, but it's something to consider if everything is setup right and it still doesn't quite work)

I like how you finished the top, flows nicely. Jordan looks tired at the end there. did it over two days?