I'm using a "real" speaker setup and would never go back. Right now I got some pretty nice vintage speakers, and a really nice vintage amp. No digital! It came out of my computer digital so I don't want anymore unnecessary conversions. Also all my audio runs out of my computer via external sound card :)

While everything everyone else is saying is true, I find the quickest way to thin out the herd is look for a good scroll. Even if you don't plan on using it, a good scroll shows that the makers of the laptop put enough effort and thought into some of the smaller details (so hopefully the larger ones are just as good).

I've always found baking powder adds more fluff

or you could just make a photo album on facebook...

I don't know, but I'd bet anything with an SSD (no moving parts) would do better. Try the macbook air?

I believe who ever wrote this article is talking bout the 2010 version with the 25 extra min. As far as I know the last few bits are still missing.

I wear a watch mostly because it's faster than pulling out my phone (also my phones battery sucks). I have a digital one that I use for no other purpose besides telling time and date. It's my pocket watch I use for fashion! (but I very rarely wear it)

Despite many other things wrong with this, there is a fundimental error. You quoted 349 for the Yamaha HS80m's where as that's 349 EACH. No studio has just one speaker.

White Vinegar, just leave it for like a week and it'll be good, no scrubbing required

I'd love to see something like this that could stream audio to an ipod or (something i) from my mac.

My gf says she prefers me with a beard so I've kept ever since. That said you really do have to keep it timed and neat (although she doesn't seem to care it bothers me).

Took this from my desk, just happened to see a good shot and got it.

Wouldn't this only matter if someone cared what you did? I have a BB but I really don't think anyone is gonna want to monitor what I'm going on it.

If your using an older speaker, why not just use the older amp? I have a 40's radio that I soldered a 3.5mm jack on to and it goes through the original circuitry. That way you don't damage the radio at all. Also if you wanted you could put on a switch to change back and forth between radio and plug. Although I've…

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I've found depending on how it's been put on sometimes you can use a pin or a small flat head screw driver to push the ratcheting head back allowing you to pull the tie loose.

@Budly: you don't, they just fade away after a while. I wash my jeans about once every 2 months sometimes longer, sometimes shorter. I could see how someone would want to keep them nice and clean all the time but that's just not that big of a priority for me.

@TheAstronot: I get the same thing

While Audacity can do this, there are much much better programs out there for this.

Or better yet, let them sit in gas instead of water! No need to let them dry! lol