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OK, avoid this: (not sure the guit solo is cheesy enough though)

Is this still Parkour? http://leprastuff.ru/data/img/20091121/877...a293126e5d5.gif

Sounds good. Hey, wouldn't surprise me if you also listened to Oxygene 5 as a kid: check out the ostinato that fades in at about 5:05

Not sure which of those items is the ass wipe utility.

3rd party headphones: http://gadgets.boingboing.net/2009/03/16/m...er-confirm.html LOL

Generally speaking MP3 to AAC isn't a good idea because you introduce a second lossy conversion. Re WMP: scroll down to MPEG-4: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/316992 I can't imagine that it would replace files in such a use case by default but do you really want to use two file formats? I don't think so. This is one of the reasons why proprietary formats like WMA suck.

Shite.

Acne, that's what Blu-ray is all about. Thanks for the links, Beri.

He's using a Cowon http://www.cowonglobal.com/ I have the Cowon D2 which doesn't have much memory (16 GiB, it's a flash player) but supports the formats I'm using and has nice recording capabilities (line-in, mic and FM radio). Downside: the recorded sounds can be saved as WMA only - . WTF. Another plus: no special software is required to transfer music and other stuff to the device - a file manager or command line interface does the job but that doesn't mean you can't also use music software to fill/sync the player. This is not meant as a recommendation; I just think it's sometimes worth it to take a look at non Apple audio players.

Not sure if this is a good example to praise Blu-ray:

Sure, why not. A file is a file is a file. Sure, but I get confused with all that digital conversion. An LP rip at 24/96 can't be burned to CD (Redbook standard) but has to be burned to DVD (and played via hardware that can read that). So, I never know what is actually output from, say, the netbook (via any "out") and what the V-Dac then does with it. I guess I have to read more. Well, yes, take a look at the V-DAC specs and find out if you have to deal with downconversion/downsampling when playing 24/96 files. Shouldn't be too confusing, I guess.

Sure, why not. A file is a file is a file.

Flurin, I've been in the same boat for quite a while but I've got a link here that might interest you (German, longer read ... take your time). Until I read that, I was quite sure that it would take tons of money to do what I want to do (especially, to be independent of streaming etc. ... no time to explain right now why). In short: This guy bought himself a cheapo Netbook (one whose fan could be shut down 99% of the time without ruining anything), hooked it up to a (realtively) cheap but excellent (!) DAC (Digital Audio Converter) and then hooked his external drive(s) into the Netbook (which runs foobar). Bingo! Done. Uhm, yeah, but that's old news, isn't it? I still prefer the Ampache way (mentioned that one earlier this year here) because, IMO, it's a waste to use a netbook that runs a file or web server and use it stationary. I'd rather use the netbook as portable frontend.

Sorry, OT (again) Sure, it can be. But in case with Rockbox on a hard disk music player I don't think it's really dangerous: But, like always, it's good to know what you're doing (i.e. RTFM) before updating. Personally, if I had an iPod I'd be curious to try out Rockbox.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rockbox Supported Apple devices: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rockbox#Apple Codecs: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rockbox#Codecs

My favorite chicken:

Hey, I don't watch rugby. Musically, the edits don't hurt that much (yeah, I know, it hurts the music historians). If you're a JP nut Twins I+II is worth looking for. If not, the item is, IMO, way overpriced. I don't know which one is "better" but the Mr. Pip's show is much looser and doesn't sound as bombastic as Twins/Invitation. From the officially available WOM stuff I'd recommend the '82 Montreal Jazz Fest DVD (you get the WOM Sextet here).

http://home.earthlink.net/~lpogost/jaco.htm

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Maybe you should edit your post because I've finished writing my response before I read your "ah well ok... found this". Don't you ever waste my time again!

I have a related question so I thought I'd post it here. How to remove cat smell from a skunk? Thanks!

or http://www.dimeadozen.org

Hey, another GNU/Linux user. Hai.

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