Source material is available and drivers are available to reproduce freqs below 20 Hz. Not only is it available it makes a noticable difference in the movie watching experience. There is much less music available but it is out there.
Who's calling who a cheat? They can change the take percentage on their slot machines from the other side of the country? Not taking enough money and giving away to many winnings? Click the mouse a couple of times and fix that.
I worked at a casino in Louisiana for about 6 years and still have relatives that work there. The only way to change the hold percentage is by changing the program chip which is locked down and taped in the presence of the state police. Get caught with the tape broken and the casino pays lots of fines. It's been awhile so perhaps technology has changed but I doubt what you're suggesting is happening, at least not in Louisiana.
...with 34 deaths out of 450 spacefarers, we have a 7.5% death rate. In terms of the "dangerous jobs" statistics above, that's more than 7,500 deaths per 100,000. So being an astronaut or cosmonaut is well over 60 times as dangerous as logging, and has nearly twice the fatality rate as climbing the world's highest mountains.
Waterfall graphic for the menu from "The Haunting" DVD:/ hauntingmenu.jpg
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http://www.svsubwoofers.com/images/Bassy%20scenes
Link to more waterfall graphics for a bunch of movies:
http://www.svsubwoofers.com/faq.htm#moviedemos
Link to more waterfall graphics for music:
http://www.svsubwoofers.com/faq.htm#musicdemos
Link to frequency response chart for my sub:
http://www.svsubwoofers.com/images/performancecha
Source material is available and drivers are available to reproduce freqs below 20 Hz. Not only is it available it makes a noticable difference in the movie watching experience. There is much less music available but it is out there.
http://www.penmachine.com/2003/02/is-being-astrona ut-most-dangerous-job.html
...with 34 deaths out of 450 spacefarers, we have a 7.5% death rate. In terms of the "dangerous jobs" statistics above, that's more than 7,500 deaths per 100,000. So being an astronaut or cosmonaut is well over 60 times as dangerous as logging, and has nearly twice the fatality rate as climbing the world's highest mountains.
Sounds pretty dangerous to me.