In reference to sine waves of course. Guessing you didn't catch the pun.
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I agree kids these days should not have such a volume of their day consumed by electronics. They should be going to the beach to catch a wave. Or learning things like how to sine their name.
It would if they were comparing the size of the sponge, not the amount of ink there, like they were.
Hmm, maybe because they used that ink? the cartridge was from 2010, doubt they got a new one.
Yup, by cutting it in half
Haha, nope, never had any reaction from seeing a grey, maybe I just am one inside(hopeful thoughts).
Thank you for this article, it is what I want to do in college wasn't, sure it was possible. Tested out of high school two years early. Now I have to see if I could do this at my local community college.
Ya I tend not to have uncanny valley responses, like ever. Thanks for the background info though.
That picture has never done anything to me. Is there some background to where it came from that makes it scary or something? Because currently it looks like he wants to go to Mcdonalds with me.
It gets sent back to earth after about a week.
Promoting you, great footage. Must've been really fun.
They are headphone manufactures. Which all make headphone equal to or arguably greater than Sennheiser's current line up.
Maybe he is talking about the school locker room? Where absolutely no one ever strips past their boxers?
Ehh, mine discussed the discussion of spelling. Not sure if mine is excluded.
Holy shit. Shall there not be a single comment on this article that does not discuss spelling? My star is almost becoming regrettable.
Oh, so Shure, Grado, AKG, AT, Beyer, Denon, Audeze, Sony, and Stax are all shit? I will immediately deliver the message to Head-Fi, they will be shocked.
Technical term would be IEM or In-Ear Monitor.
Thank you a ton sir. Great write up. Deserves its own article.
1080P is 2.1 Megapixels. 5MP should be enough for cropping a photo and it still filling your computer screen(unless you guys at Giz managed to get some 4k or 8k displays).