[433521]

@quimbo - How did that classical music wind up in the middle of the '77 Fall Tour?

omg ... it's the missing show from '70!

 

[433521]

with all the extra work these guys do to stay in business in the US and with covid maybe we could let them put "made in the USA" on our Schiit.

 

[quimbo]

@quimbo - How did that classical music wind up in the middle of the '77 Fall Tour?

Sunday morning classical and coffee with Mrs q

 

[tafens]

I used J. River Media Center on Windows for at least 10 years. I would still be using it, on macOS, if not for the fact that I kept getting kernel panics. Happened on two different Macs, too.

Audirvana works well and is the equal to JRMC in sound quality.

Hmm, wonder why it is that Colonel Panic keeps appearing at odd addresses, what General Failure is doing reading my disks, and why General Error always seems to pop up where least expected. I dunno what they expect to find? I mean, I keep all my Schiit out of the computer anyways... (it’s in its own shelf on the side )

 

[sam6550a]

Hmm, wonder why it is that Colonel Panic keeps appearing at odd addresses, what General Failure is doing reading my disks, and why General Error always seems to pop up where least expected. I dunno what they expect to find? I mean, I keep all my Schiit out of the computer anyways... (it’s in its own shelf on the side )

They are searching for Major Malfunction, who started all of this mayhem.

 

[RickB]

What is a "kernel panic"?

I like Audirvana's graphics. However, I chose JRiver instead because, at least with the trial version, Audirvana didn't seem to have file management equal to JRiver and I didn't see the equivalent to the "smartlists" either. Many of JRiver's other features I don't use (e.g. multi-zone, digital equalization, skins, on and on) so I wouldn't care if those features weren't supported by the competition.

A kernel panic is a system crash on macOS, more or less.

 

[valiant66]

LOL!!

Great comeback - nicely done.


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[wout31]

We have a well known organ builder in Belgium that has a huge variety of these.
If you grew up in the south of The Netherlands (like I did) you have visited at least a dozen of "dance cafés" that feature these kind of organs in the weekends.
Not my choice, but my parents' so I had to come along.



And if you want make your own song



How to do that?
Just like this.

 

[Varejao17]

How to do that?
Just like this.

That digital music sounds harsh and will never catch on.

ed

 

[Clemmaster]

We have a well known organ builder in Belgium that has a huge variety of these.
If you grew up in the south of The Netherlands (like I did) you have visited at least a dozen of "dance cafés" that feature these kind of organs in the weekends.
Not my choice, but my parents' so I had to come along.



And if you want make your own song



How to do that?
Just like this.

So THAT's what CD burners used to look like!

 

[prof.utonium]

A kernel panic is a system crash on macOS, more or less.

A kernel panic is a safety measure taken by an operating system's kernel upon detecting an internal fatal error in which it either is unable to safely recover or cannot have the system continue to run without having a much higher risk of major data loss.

 

[StimpyWan]

A kernel panic is a safety measure taken by an operating system's kernel upon detecting an internal fatal error in which it either is unable to safely recover or cannot have the system continue to run without having a much higher risk of major data loss.

I know I've had kernel panic. Some mornings I wake up and feel that I've suffered "an internal fatal error". Comes with age...!

 

[sam6550a]

I know I've had kernel panic. Some mornings I wake up and feel that I've suffered "an internal fatal error". Comes with age...!

Especially when you get a message that says "Unit is beyond economical repair'. A sobering assessment of your existence.

 

[Ableza]

Burroughs 96-column cards on a B9000 mainframe, anyone? (the great leap forward of about 1973)

 

[golfbravobravo]

A kernel panic is a system crash on macOS, more or less.

Actually on UNIX based systems and there derivatives and lookalikes.