No they aren't, that's why they have different names.
Valve preamps like the venerable Telefunken V76 can reproduce discrete sine waves from 20Hz to 20kHz, but if you put a 10kHz or 20kHz square wave into one it comes out an almost perfect sine wave with no frequency dependent attenuation of the fundamental (unlike a filter). This is due to an effect called slew rate limiting, which is where the edges of a wave rise or fall faster than the circuit can respond, and it's the reason valve gear has the prized "warm" sound: it's rounding off transients (nice in a preamp when recording, but terrible in a power amp if you want to reproduce what's on the media).
Sample rate isn't frequency response either: you need a lowpass filter below the Nyquist frequency (half the sample rate) to prevent aliasing distortion. How far below depends on the filter circuit topology, so sample rate doesn't tell you anything about the true frequency response. For example, the sample rate on CDs is 44.1kHz, which would suggest a frequency response of 22.05kHz, however the actual frequency response is limited to 19kHz.
The white paper reflects blue light while the yellow ink doesn't, so the dots would appear darker. Both ink and paper could fluoresce under UV, which would probably reduce contrast and make the dots harder to spot.
Watch 15 minutes of the movie when the timer goes off. Walk a mile on a treadmill then go back and watch an other 15 minutes, you will get the same effect.
Wait...video game, exercise, same effect...somehow that doesn't sound right.
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Seriously? Which kids shows did that? Honestly, I'd really like to see a kid's show glorifying drugs.
Scooby Doo, H.R. Pufnstuf, the Pacman cartoon show...
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One of these words is redundant.
No they aren't, that's why they have different names.
Valve preamps like the venerable Telefunken V76 can reproduce discrete sine waves from 20Hz to 20kHz, but if you put a 10kHz or 20kHz square wave into one it comes out an almost perfect sine wave with no frequency dependent attenuation of the fundamental (unlike a filter). This is due to an effect called slew rate limiting, which is where the edges of a wave rise or fall faster than the circuit can respond, and it's the reason valve gear has the prized "warm" sound: it's rounding off transients (nice in a preamp when recording, but terrible in a power amp if you want to reproduce what's on the media).
Sample rate isn't frequency response either: you need a lowpass filter below the Nyquist frequency (half the sample rate) to prevent aliasing distortion. How far below depends on the filter circuit topology, so sample rate doesn't tell you anything about the true frequency response. For example, the sample rate on CDs is 44.1kHz, which would suggest a frequency response of 22.05kHz, however the actual frequency response is limited to 19kHz.
...and GTFO's response was unprintable.
"Mmm, future bacon!"
Praise Kordek, killer of time, devourer of small change.
Then it should give you the option of specifying directories, not take the liberty of indexing everything.
No! My data! Bad Google! [hits Larry Page on nose with rolled up newspaper]
Plural, you insensitive clod?
Still, you have to admire their balls (but only if you work for the TSA).
The white paper reflects blue light while the yellow ink doesn't, so the dots would appear darker. Both ink and paper could fluoresce under UV, which would probably reduce contrast and make the dots harder to spot.
Watch 15 minutes of the movie when the timer goes off. Walk a mile on a treadmill then go back and watch an other 15 minutes, you will get the same effect.
Wait...video game, exercise, same effect...somehow that doesn't sound right.
You'll never beat the warmth of phonovision discs.
Only a terrorist would feel the need to deny being a terrorist. Take him away, boys!
That's one way to make people stand up for their rights...
The porn talks to him.
Entirely possible.
"Get really trashed and party".
All that link proves is you don't know the difference between vulnerabilities and malware.
Planned obsolescence is an Apple feature.
Ah, so that's why Apple are suing the other manufacturers: everyone else does that feature better.
So would that mean the personification of sex is Mother F...
Consecutive carbon copy commencing consonants create cringing cowards? Cool!
Do you mean articulation or a disturbing attention to anatomical detail?
I's illegal in Italy to walk the streets unrecognisable.
Attention Venice, you're under arrest.
Here you go.
If he's asking that while you're still conscious you're already in trouble...
Gesundheit!