The diary entries of a little girl who is now 30! ~ Part 2 - Page 367

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Originally Posted by compoopers 

From aforementioned ani-jazz album.

Thanks for the post, I really love this kind of stuff. I've heard a lot of wonderful jazz interpretations of anime songs before, and Ghibli works tend to get a lot of them. Here's another nice piece, from Ghibli Jazz 2

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Originally Posted by MrViolin 

Hey guys, I want to eventually be able to build a b22 3 or 4 channel in the future. Currently know nothing about reading a layout or anything and have no building experience. I read a thread saying to start with a cmoy. Any advice?

Start really small. If you don't even know how to solder, build some cables. Then read up on how circuits work (how deep you want to go in that route is up to you; at the very least, know what the different parts are supposed to do even if you don't learn principles of electronics).

Build a couple simpler amps. It's OK if they're not your long-term goal; the point is to have a simple circuit that you built from scratch and figured out how to diagnose and fix on your own. The beta22 and sigma22 are incredibly complex with high parts counts; if you don't have experience, you'll probably mess something up -- if you don't know how to diagnose what you did, you'll have very expensive scrap.

(Edit: Oh yeah -- the sigma22 is a hefty power supply; screw something up and you can do anything from blow household circuit breakers to kill yourself. By starting small, the worst you can do is ruin a $3 op-amp, melt a battery, or sting and burn yourself a little.)

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Originally Posted by Maxvla 

@ MrViolin - Quit while you're ahead

Or that.

They did it! They finally did it!

My Bloody Valentine posted their entire album to YouTube. And the album went on sale late last night. Vinyl and CD prices include digital download access (HD audio format, even) so you can listen while you wait for shipment. Apparently MBV's site was taken down by traffic last night; it's up again now but I'd bet that won't be for long.

Since people are throwing examples out concerning their looks and what famous movie stars they look like I might as well throw in my two cents.

When i'm having a bad day people who know me have commented.............

I don't consider these people my friends anymore

I've mostly been told by various people that I don't remind them of anybody famous. Or infamous, thankfully.

My butcher used to call me Bruce if I came in after a workout. That said, I'm fairly confident that Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan are automatic bywords for "he's Asian!".

Today I beat Silent Hill: Downpour. That makes it the 8th game in the Silent Hill franchise. I played the first Silent Hill 1 when I was only in middle school, and it totally scared the bejesus out of me. Silent Hill games nowadays don't seem as scary as the first three, maybe because I've grown older or because they really aren't? Ditto for Biohazard series. At any rate, Silent Hill 1-3 remains some of the most frightening video games I've played, along with the Gamecube remake of Biohazard 1 and Amnesia: Dark Descent.

To all the hardcore gamers in this thread, are there any fans of survival horror games like me? I think playing a lot of survival horror games have somewhat numbed my senses over the years and raised my threshold for fear. The most recent game that gave me a good scare was Amnesia, but I don't think it was as terrifying as what I had experienced with Silent Hill 1 for the first time. I also played Slender, but it was a disappointment. Can anyone recommend some great horror games that will make me sh*t my pants?

^Have you played the Fatal Frame games?: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fatal_Frame

To PS Vita owners... just... get... this:

http://www.technikatune.com/buy.php

http://blog.us.playstation.com/tag/pentavision/

Holy... good songs, even in easy I'm having problems! lol But it is indeed entertaining!!