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So they always say never use root as a normal account on Linux. Well after doing it for a few years I finally fucked up. Wiped 99% of my files off the drive--even the porn collection.

We need a forum bot that automatically replies to any posts with the keyword "4th," and says "don't do it."

I would use a ported enclosure and I probably wouldn't use 4 8"s for the sake of cost (2 12s would have a little more cone area and cost around half as much), but perhaps the 8s fit better in the trunk? 4th order bandpass won't offer any more output over a ported enclosure (okay it might but it'll be a tiny amount more over a limited frequency range) and it'll have have a shorter bandwidth. As to the bullet points you made above: there is no relationship between port area and enclosure volume, there is no correct "ratio" for chamber volumes, and shortening the port length merely raises the tuning frequency--which could be good or bad, but without context is meaningless advice.

Everything you described is a recipe for poor results. Its absolutely no different then walking down the street and asking someone "hey pick two numbers" "okay good i got my chamber volumes down, just gotta get a number for porr area and length and ill be good to go." Sorry if that comes across as being harsh, but i want it to be made clear.

Time to order that aics you posted earlier

Ha yeah, got a new appt for Tuesday, we'll see.

Yeah. No pain, nothing changed in my diet recently, haven't been super dehydrated, haven't banged any nasty bitches, nothing out of the ordinary. I'm guessing kidney stone, enlarged prostate, or something neurological but I'm just spit balling really have no idea about any of it.

Now comes all the prostitute jokes

What a shitty week. Few days ago I started having to go to the bathroom a LOT, eg every few minutes. I figured whatever the fuck it is it'll go away, nope! So last night I wait until 9pm to go to the hospital hoping the wait will be less, end up waiting in the fucking bathroom since I literally have to go every few minutes for 3 hours until I'm called back then all they do for the next three hours is rotate between people asking me the same basic questions, taking my vitals, and touching my balls. It's 4am and they tell me I don't have a UTI which I already had tested earlier that day and tell me to go home. Nurse even said "sounds like more of a nuisance than anything." Unless I start wearing a fucking catheter I can't fucking do ANYTHING. Had an exam today that I powered through and the only reason I managed it is because I hadn't had any liquids for like twelve hours otherwise I would have pissed myself on question 1. FUCK. FUCK. FUCK. Scheduled an appointment with urologist, earliest is oct. FUCK. *runs to bathroom"

If he was white I wouldn't believe it.

Watch this: http://www.chonday.com/Videos/bubikelo2#.U8aw81P6J0U.email

Thank you sir. Make sure you read the comments.Good catch, i didnt read any of it, just saw the article post.

Seth, I randomly came across this today: http://www.wired.com/2014/09/testing-accuracy-flir-one/

Turbo + Cubes = ???

You should just tell them how you feel.

Would any of this change based upon the state of the H2O?JNo. It could be ice. If the mass increases somehow you may need to turn up the volume, but otherwise it has nothing to do with it being water or dog shit.Gosh, you guys and your horseplay rhetoric. Water DOES have a frequency. The frequency CAN be denoted from pH (potential hydrogen) and mineral content. The resonate frequency of the molecule speeds up with the addition of hydrogen protons through protonation. The frequency is in the UHF-VHF range. I thought Sean would of got it at least. Then that isn't water. Read my previous, H20 on its own is governed as stated. When you start to add molecules it will change. Either way the only relevance to floating it is a mass change.The entire statement doesn't even make sense to begin with. Does car have part?replace water with h2o...works either way, pretty universal No I mean the whole statement about a molecule having some specific frequency--just one, and how it somehow relates to some bullshit e.g. healthier water, more energy, better pesticide, what ever the fuck.

Would any of this change based upon the state of the H2O?J No. It could be ice. If the mass increases somehow you may need to turn up the volume, but otherwise it has nothing to do with it being water or dog shit. Gosh, you guys and your horseplay rhetoric. Water DOES have a frequency. The frequency CAN be denoted from pH (potential hydrogen) and mineral content. The resonate frequency of the molecule speeds up with the addition of hydrogen protons through protonation. The frequency is in the UHF-VHF range. I thought Sean would of got it at least. Then that isn't water. Read my previous, H20 on its own is governed as stated. When you start to add molecules it will change. Either way the only relevance to floating it is a mass change. The entire statement doesn't even make sense to begin with. Does car have part?

<-- feels like an idiotI can load the image, start a virtual drive, but then I try to open the "E" drive and it says I need to format it before using it. Try daemon tools.

How the heck do they manage 38mpg? It's a damn truck with a 3.0 diesel, it's heavy, it's not aerodynamic. I looked at the 05-08 Grand Cherokee, similar engine but it won't go over 27mpg bone-stock. I bet it's a tad lighter than the Ram 1500. The cherokee doesnt even get 27mpg.

I've seen that a few times. I always feel bad, but chuckle just a bit when something goes wrong and the bitch sinks.J Glad I'm not the only one.

And ICE!

Would any of this change based upon the state of the H2O? J Nope. Only difference between states is thermal energy. Between 0C and 100C the thermal energy is about equal to the hydrogen bonding energy between water molecules, so water is constantly making and breaking hydrogen bonds to other water molecules, this is why it's a liquid between those temps. At high temp thermal energy is greater than the hydrogen bonding between water molecules so instead of constant bonding between one another they disperse into a vapor. On the flip side if you cool water down enough then the thermal energy is lower than the hydrogen bonding so the water molecules align for the best hydrogen bonding and aren't fucked with. This is what gives in perfect conditions snowflakes their geometry.

I honestly don't know what the point or question was so I just started rambling lawl.

So water with extra H- electrodes does not have a different "frequency"? The water should contain electric energy, so in theory that would change if extra H molecules are introduced. Another hydrogen atom (proton, H+) added to water becomes hydronium (H3O+) which has different geometry and characteristics than water. I'm not sure what you mean by frequency of a molecule? Molecules have specific vibrational frequencies that are excited when the molecules absorb corresponding energy. E.g. Infrared spectroscopy sends energy in the infrared region through a test sample and reads the energy on the other side. The difference in energy shows where the molecule absorbed energy and these regions can be used for identifying parts of the structure of the compound. Take ethanol for example, it has a hydroxyl group -OH, a hydrogen bonded to a oxygen, which is known to have a frequency of excitation near 3400cm^-1 Which this IR spectra of ethanol shows: In NMR nuclear magnetic resonance (same principle as mri machines) energy of a higher wavelength is used to disturb spin states of nuclei in atoms and by measuring this disturbance's effect to a magnetic field one can further identify parts of the structure of the compound. As another example the hydroxyl group absorbs energy in the 2.5 - 5.0ppm region (parts per million is used instead of wavelength because nmr machines operate at different frequencies with differing magnetic strengths). Here's an NMR spectra of ethanol: with a peak near 2.5ppm corresponding to the hydroxyl group. Here's a video of all the vibrational modes of ethanol based on classical mechanics: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5dulWd-OnQ