So the thing is that I remember "Tab" (the soft drink from the 1980s) just tasting like aluminum
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So the thing is that I remember "Tab" (the soft drink from the 1980s) just tasting like aluminum
However, I also like the taste of aluminum
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So the thing is that I remember "Tab" (the soft drink from the 1980s) just tasting like aluminum
However, I also like the taste of aluminum
that's why it was called tab... they flavored it with the discarded pull tabs off other canned soft drinks
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@eniko we now begin a counter that will count up until the day someone implements Block Game in Block Game, I suppose
...it goes without saying that it will run Doom, of course
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@pikesley That was sublime. Thank you for that inversion of neoliberalism.
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@bloor apologies if someone already posted but let this guy put you on game https://www.headphonesty.com/2024/02/japanese-audiophile-builds-personal-utility-pole/
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@bloor @BoloMKXXVIII 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I did wonder if one of the Encabulators would make an appearance. Have a doughnut 🙃
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@bloor Bob Pease (R.I.P.) wrote an article a long time ago about "audiophile" speaker cables. He found plain old zip cord and even ribbon cable was just as effective.
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@bloor lolwut, what kind of crochet is that, they could’ve tried to make an effort at least.
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@gunchleoc @c64whiz @bloor ...
I have never heard anyone call (what is supposed to be) a huge river a "stream" but ok.
I believe it means "don't cross the streams*" which is a reference to the original Ghost Busters movie. (No clue why it's resurrected these days as a modern Internet meme, but it shows up a lot, lol.)
(* except that one time)
Or maybe it just means audio streams or something. I don't know. 🤷
Most of us didn't know these were mains cables originally until that other post.
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@bloor thanks for the chuckle. I judge real audio people by their cables. For example Nelson Pass was interviewed in his lab and he was running normal speaker cables all over, since he knows what electricity is and how audio works. At that point I added his amps to my audio wish bucket list.
Paul from PS audio, who is not an audio engineer, on the other hand, advocated $5000k speaker cables and showed setups using them. That removed ps audio as a potential gear source.
Made my own cables. $10.
