jgray91
Headphoneus Supremus
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You mean, SIR Hannibal?!?!
(Anthony Hopkins will always be Dr. Lecter, doesn't matter what character he is playing)
In my defense, I'll say that I'm not a movie person! :X
You mean, SIR Hannibal?!?!
(Anthony Hopkins will always be Dr. Lecter, doesn't matter what character he is playing)
So did I damn it...ever since my son was born I am ten times more sensitive to stories involving kids.
So did I damn it...ever since my son was born I am ten times more sensitive to stories involving kids.
So did I damn it...ever since my son was born I am ten times more sensitive to stories involving kids.
My son is Isaac, which means "he who smiles / laughs" in Hebrew and he is already diabolical enough to use his laugh as a seduction tool at two months.Mimouille, that's just normal. I was like that too, until I realized I had created small evil genius monsters. I didn't cry. #manly
Seriously though, such a cool thing to do. I don't know, but it seems to me that these things only happen in America. You murricans also have those "real superheroes", and actors dressing like superheroes in hospitals and so on. I have yet to be asked to play a villain for a sick kid in Stockholm. In other words, we're way too boring over here.
Wonderful...always wanted to have two children and adopt a third but the process is so long.Same here, ever since we adopted our little girl, we've been much more aware of children's causes, to the point that they're our primary focus. They're the most vulnerable of people, and IMO there's nothing more important than helping them to a better start in life.
5 year kid with Leukemia wants to be batman...do not need to read more I am already crying my ass off.I initially thought I would be, but the objective prose of journalism failed to move me. It's all in the delivery I guess.
I cried:
http://abcnews.go.com/US/batkids-make-transforming-san-francisco-gotham/story?id=20899254
I'm quite touched that an entire city was galvanised to make this child's day. How did the Make a Wish organisation get the word out I wonder?
The reason is that some USB 3 controllers that claim to be fully compatible to USB
2 devices actually have problems when you try to connect certain USB 2 high-speed
audio interface.
The problem is that our drivers use a technology called 'isochronous streaming'.
The standard USB specifications cover this feature, and every USB2 controller
supports it.
But all USB3 controllers we tested do have problems with 'isochronous streaming'
with high speed audio interfaces.
USB 3 is not backwards compatible with audio.
I bought a Sony Pro 11 only USB 3 ports, when it was released, to find out that all my USB dacs did not work. Ended up having to buy a Sony T Ultrabook as well, which has one USB 2. This is extremely annoying to say the least.
There is no way around it on the Sony Pro 11, took it to some savvy tech guys and they could not get music files to play.
EDIT:
I thought with Macs, it was fine?!?!