But one of the advantages of having a Bond villain...
The various bits of Musk's brain clearly inter-operate well enough that I'd rule out him being a sociopath/psychopath. Hollywood's bullshit portrayal of "evil geniuses" notwithstanding, if the part of the brain that we empathize with isn't functioning correctly, other parts will be compromised as well: witness not just the sociopathic behavior of Fortune 500 CEO's but also the incredibly stupid and unimaginative choices they tend to make.
The problem with superstar programmers is they are hard to count on: they are difficult to recruit, offer no guarantees on retention, and can have friction with other superstars.
It sounds okay if both devices support true lossless. I'm going to guess that my bluetooth speaker system (2015 Suburban with factory Bose) is probably more capable than whatever you're using... and it still sounds better if I use analog aux-in.
My dad made me take Coast Guard classes (seamanship, navigation, piloting, advanced piloting) before I got my driver's license - that was the rule if I wanted to his mediocre sailboat)...
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But one of the advantages of having a Bond villain...
The various bits of Musk's brain clearly inter-operate well enough that I'd rule out him being a sociopath/psychopath. Hollywood's bullshit portrayal of "evil geniuses" notwithstanding, if the part of the brain that we empathize with isn't functioning correctly, other parts will be compromised as well: witness not just the sociopathic behavior of Fortune 500 CEO's but also the incredibly stupid and unimaginative choices they tend to make.
No idea why.
Clearly you didn't remind HR of Milton from Office Space.
It's good to be a gangster...
Can is a transitive verb.
Why do they like Thanksgiving so much in Arkansas? They can pumpkin.
The problem with superstar programmers is they are hard to count on: they are difficult to recruit, offer no guarantees on retention, and can have friction with other superstars.
So you're saying they're still people.
Professor Aspberger, is that you?
The audio sounds fine.
It sounds okay if both devices support true lossless. I'm going to guess that my bluetooth speaker system (2015 Suburban with factory Bose) is probably more capable than whatever you're using... and it still sounds better if I use analog aux-in.
Eventually, the manufacturers will get the message.
Or die a suitably painful death; I'm hoping for the latter.
And of course there's no way to sync the two, given the two totally-different transmission types... or not.
Beats? Superior??
The software EQ with the most superior marketing.
The file format of the music - be it AAC, FLAC, WAV, etc - is entirely orthogonal to the discussion.
And you don't feel the slightest bit lame for talking to yourself??
Say hello to jitter for me.
And I'll tell you where they can stick their adapters.
You're an utter moron. No disrespect; just an objective observation.
Stupid.
It only seems stupid if you're not bright enough to see the actual motive.
No, that's not why.
My dad made me take Coast Guard classes (seamanship, navigation, piloting, advanced piloting) before I got my driver's license - that was the rule if I wanted to his mediocre sailboat)...
These days only in name.
But its arcane regulations leave...
Should be no suprise that's it's politically motivated; real writers at least know when to use correct tense.
Any decent town planning...
That's right up there with "intelligent bureaucrat."
loud =/= polluting more
So you'renot a physics major.
That's what I'm thinking.
Isn't that what I said?
which is one of the reason why waveform sculpting has never left the "it needs to be as small as possible" realm and moved into wider industry.
No, Ten-Second Tom; it isn't.
...unless you're talking about something equivalent to a golf cart.
All but the crappiest RC vehicles have even gone brushless.
That's one way to generate down force...