Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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Wow, those AOC masks are so life-like!
Wow, that was one heck of a fence salesman. I bet he was able to retire on the commission from this one.
This looks way more entertaining that bobsledding. They need to make this an Olympic sport.
Needs a whoop section…
As in “there it is”
People will do anything to make modern art these days.
The only conclusion I can come to with your posts today is fuck winter. All of it. Except the chick falling through the ice. I think she deserved it somehow.
That towel bar isn't level. It's tough to find good help these days.
I have to think they just crossed the border from Somalia and were looking for Simosas.
People across the world probably really think I’m gay from these jokes
making people uncomfortable is a good time.
Nobody believes you are gay. If you start hanging out with or defending Maggot, Maser, DeathBeforeDismount, or Hillary there might be some questions raised. Just don't wear high heels on casual Friday anymore and you will be okay.People across the world probably really think I’m gay from these jokes
making people uncomfortable is a good time.
That last image isn't accurate.
"It isn't really "two sides". The two channels are cut at right angles to each other, each at a 45 degree diagonal to the record plane. The polarity is such that the sum of the channels -- L+R -- causes left-and-right groove wiggles while the difference (L-R) causes up and down. <BR><BR>This was originally very important for compatibility with the huge installed base of mono pickup cartridges -- a mono cartridge is sensitive only to the left-to-right wiggles and so automagically picks up the L+R signal. Of course it was later found that mono cartridges typically had poor compliance in the vertical direction and so would chew up the groove bottom... <BR><BR>Incidently, the two channels aren't all THAT separate. Crosstalk in phono playback is only around 30 dB."
I took some very high res SEM and phase contrast light microscopy images of vinyl grooves and CD pits back when digital was getting popular in the 80's. CD pits aren't all that pretty, but a high res image of a vinyl groove is a thing of beauty.
Direct to Disc vinyl is pretty amazing although I'll admit that modern digital can also be amazing and is the future. For now anyway.
Hey, I learnt sumthin’ today.
Hell I did that, then had my back surgery
