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1. 1 day ago on Red and Rover

   I mean 1,000,000 mm, yea 0.62 miles

2. 4 days ago on The Other Coast

   That is so true.

3. 4 days ago on Buckles

   My Huskey’s will wake us up by taking. If we don’t get up, they don’t stop talking. Who am I kidding, they never stop talking.

4. 4 days ago on Buckles

   Hungry!!

5. 10 days ago on The Born Loser

   Thank you for agreeing and proving my point. It seems your earlier answers and your later answer are as you say “strawman arguments” that failed to project intelligence. Again, thanks you for helping me prove my point. Parroting what people wrote on the internet without comprehending the meaning doesn’t help a persons intelligence.

6. 11 days ago on The Born Loser

   Thank you for agreeing with everything I said, I’ll repeat everything I said. Besides nowhere did I say vinyl was better than CD’s, and that a bad assumption on your part. You confirmed what I said about infinity sampling rate and everything else in that section I wrote. In theory all the waveforms is capture, but not in reality, and that is the misconception your under. Once you realize your misconception you might be enlighten by the knowledge that you don’t know everything. You might be book smart but you’re not reality smart

7. 11 days ago on The Born Loser

   I read your response to the person who’s comment pertained to music “technically all digital forms are distorted”, but before I could respond that whole series disappeared on GoComics. This is the 80 mile overview, I’m not going to bog the system down like you did with your repetitive comments. You were throwing out Nyquist-Shannon sampling theorem and Fourier transform all over the place as your answers / justifications In theory you’re right, reality you’re incorrect. In reality “all digital form are distorted” is a true statement, yes it is. 1 – All electronic hardware generate some form of distortion (noise, frequency, etc…). 2 – other than infinity sampling rate (which is unrealistic – file size, time, cost, etc… all would be infinite), all other rates will generate a distorted digital signal. 3 – (really important) – Most human brains can’t detect the digital distortion at the industry CD sample rates of 44.1kHz or 48kHz, and master CD sample rate 96Hz or 192kHz. More sample rates, if a later discussion. What the CD industry settled for was a certain percent of signal distortion, determined by countless studies. As you mentioned these previously mentioned industry standard sampling rates are greater than normal human hearing, but these four sampling rates do produce distortion. Thinking there is no distortion is a common misconception. We can’t hear it, but test equipment can. If you quote Nyquist-Shannon and Fourier transform strictly theory your right, reality you’re incorrect. Most of the other items you mentioned deal with hardware cause distortion. In addition, low frequencies harmonics can affect all ranges of hearing frequencies, it’s a cost trade off. Also, one of the main reasons frequencies about 15kHz are not recorded on vinyl is (through multiple studies) unpleasant sound (analog signal mixed with outside affects) and cost to correct the unpleasant sound.

8. 14 days ago on Red and Rover

   The first shuttle flight was April 1981. Red and Rover comic strip takes place during the early 1960’s to mid 1970’s. That would place Red being selected as an astronaut during the mid eights, it’s doable.

9. 14 days ago on FurBabies

   Yea, tooth fairy money, We’re rich

10. 15 days ago on Wizard of Id

    Someone must have cast a magically delicious spell on the Wiz