In a nutshell, CDs chop off all the audio content above 22 kHz, while LPs roll off smoothly up to 60 kHz and beyond. Considering that the upper limit of human hearing is commonly agreed to be only 20 kHz, it is up to you to decide how much of a difference this actually makes. But the use of high digital sampling rates lets us record and visualize these upper frequencies which even the current 96 kHz/24 bit standard for professional audio cannot fully capture.











10 evil supercomputers -- and their fiendish plans for our demise

http://www.infoworld.com/slideshow/156691/10-evil-supercomputers-and-their-fiendish-plans-our-demise-244504

This post was edited by Ghot on Aug 2 2014 06:38pm

Walmart, in fact, freezes all their meat.

This post was edited by Gangbang on Aug 4 2014 07:40am

That WAS true up until about 2-3 years ago. They ran about 6 months worth of ads on TV about their new BEEF dept. The easiest way to tell it's not frozen is the expiration dates. The day you buy it, it only has about 3 days, before they say to freeze or cook it.

This may not be true for all Walmarts. But I happen to live about 5 miles from one of the Super Walmarts. At least in the one near me, they def don't freeze the beef.

I worked at walmart for a while is why I made the comment. Even the fresh beef they had out there came in on a freezer truck.

I do believe not all walmarts are the same. Ones here in Minnesota dont really compare to ones in other states.

this is from that new movie with the space people and the galaxy stuff

Apparently his name is Groot.