Re: Other brands.
Was interesting that these are not cheap.
I also have Sennheisers.
Flat tonal response is best.
Sounds like these are trying for flat
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Never liked it, hate the smell, never understood why people like it.
Normally drink decaf tea - caffeine makes me feel het up.
What will that do for my eyesight?
Luckily a drink I like is available in the next building to our office building.
It is just after 10 and I feel like a pint.
Go to a SH book shop and buy everything you can from the following older (and a few current) authors.
Isaac Asimov
Greg Bear
Gregory Benford
David Brin
Arthur C Clarke
Orson Scott Card (8 Enders universe books)
Harry Harrison (some great series - my favourite is To The Stars trilogy)
Poul Anderson (Tau Zero is excellent)
That is a year sorted
There are a few new British authors who are good
Stephen Baxter
Richard Morgan (Takeshi Kovacs)
Alastair Reyolds (Revelation Space series)
There are many many more worth getting as well.
One final thing, if they are alive, and you like their books, or have a question email them, Authors generally reply, so far no failures. They love to hear from their fans.
I know (sort of - related to my wife) one of the education team.
She is always busy, they are at exhibitions.
Got a photo somewhere of my sons next to a Bloodhound exhibition model.
Yes it is inspiring the young, lots of these type of projects did, remember the interest Beagle 2 raise even though it broke?
Degraded over the years
Back in 1993 BBC1 looked fantastic on DTTV, really really good. (I know don't be pedantic)
This was with a Wega tube IDTV. DVDish bitrates.
Since then they have been squeezing the bit rate down and down.
Now BBC 1 is actually quite ropey.
Using DSTV BBC1HD is not that different in picture to how BBC1 SD used to look when it first started.
The last change to DSO really made BBC1 look bad. (Oh and above IDTV was not compatible - good job I sold it to someone with a sat box)
I do as much as I can,
Strip a quad cam V6 to change valve seals - check
FIt LPG to a car - check
Build a PC - check
I used to run an old car and I knew it inside out, replaced lots of bits, bigger engine, forest suspension ect.
Now I would not trust a mechanic to do the cam belt - one said to me do not need the locking kit - so why is it adjustable to fractions of degree?
LPG - seen professional systems mess up, my DIY install didn't
Yes, it is cheaper and less restrictive than buying a ready made.
I wanted multiple terabytes of HDD. Not bothered with absolute speed so got Samsung drives
I wanted a hot processor in my case a quad
I wanted XP Pro - still have to run some older packages
I wanted a BD Burner - video editing
Then bought suitable components.
lens sensors amd megapixels
Yes I have taken lots of lowish megapixel pictures of quite decent quality.
Lens good - well it is for a domestic video camera.
sensor - pretty good again, but low megapixels.
My last video camera was about 1.2MP and the quality was OK even at A4.
Newest does 6MP as it is HD and I have some nice pictures off it.
Actually I find the version still on my home XP PC might be 7, may be 8, is very sluggish, seems to take a while to do anything, FF is quite quick in comparison. (I needed to compare 2 Ebay accounts).
Q8200 so no slouch.
My daughter recently got a new Win 7 laptop, she installed Firefox rather rapidly
Well in the UK we do not add hormones and antibiotics are only used when necessary.
Sheep as mentioned before are only paperwork away from organic, pasture cows - no problem, pigs should have room to run about.
Chickens - as long as free range.
So get decently raised meat and a decent butcher - you get decent meat.
Supermarket cheap stuff has not hung at all.