[X] My Assistant

I just rewired an old parallel-type joystick to communicate via Bluetooth. Now all I need is something to operate with it.

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Forgot the obligatory attachment.

This post has been edited by cmal: Jan 10 2011, 02:35

Is it possible to open a new tab/page on the PS3 browser?

Yes, I believe you press L3 to look at all pages and press triangle and select "open new window".

Agh!
*slaps forehead*

Anto needs a face palm emote right there. i don't even have a ps3 and i knew that.

If I do buy Bose Aviation X headphones, I better make sure it's the fixed wing aircraft version. I don't want to have to but a $50-100 helicopter to standard adapter for it, nor do I want to buy an adapter to compensate for the lack of aircraft power.

No highs, no lows, just BOSE.

Anto needs a face palm emote right there. i don't even have a ps3 and i knew that.

No you didn't.

No highs, no lows, just BOSE.

Would you happen to know how Bose tends to compare to Sony (equivalent product, not price)?

If you can get them used and well below market price, I'd recommend them, as they are basically the same product.

The big issue does come down to price, though, because with BOSE, you're buying for the brand name, not the product.

I have $50 on a helicopter model, that I can just put a new plug on.

Then go for it. I think those normally MSRP for $250 or so. You got on a pretty good deal.

BOSE and Sony are completely different: I have a BOSE and my friend a Sony (of around same price), and we constantly compare. Our conclusion is that for rap, techno, and hip hop, you're better off with Sony, and for everything else, BOSE wins hands down. And as I do not like rap, hip hop or techno, I am very happy with my BOSE.

EDIT: Non-noise canceling, both Sony and BOSE. If you want good cancellation, Panasonic does the job really well for 1/5th of the price.

This post has been edited by noahbody: Jan 19 2011, 05:38

If actually purchasing equipment from a sto', I'd much rather go with JBLs.

Have to wait till friday to know for sure, and they're aviation A-20. $995 new from Bose's website. I may go up to $100, but I'm a tad reluctant on a non-returnable item. Feh, If the controls are blown, I'll have passive canceling phones, and I doubt you could blow a speaker in sealed around-ear headphones without blowing an eardrum as well.
Noah: I mostly listen to black metal, so low end is important. I've been using Sony MDR-V150 when I'm out of the house because they allow enough outside noise in and are cheap for something that sounds good, but was wanting a good pair to use mostly at home. The Sony pair makes me ears sore after about an hour of being on, so I'm looking for a comfortable pair. The studio headphone further up the line from mine seem to either be fragile, or have a not very mobile cup, which would lead to the same pinching problem I have now.

This post has been edited by Marvin666: Jan 19 2011, 05:57

Fucking Fuck, Vista! Stop fucking doing that! Every fucking time you decide to have a shitfit with my fucking folders, I have to fucking resize and rearrange them all. Fuck. I never had this problem with XP.

Vista

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TU7yMnGi91M

If actually purchasing equipment from a sto', I'd much rather go with JBLs.

Word.

Stupid layout messing with my parsing loop.

IfSince aviation x slipsslipped of my grasp, I wonder how much ear pads would cost for a Series 1 aviation headset?
EDIT: I was outbid on the two pairs with helicopter plugs. There's still another pair with a lemo connector for commercial planes that I'm winning on for now. I was outbid on all 3 pairs. I went ahead and e-mailed Bose about replacement ear pads and a manual for the series one.

This post has been edited by Marvin666: Jan 21 2011, 09:21

Training to improve my stamina everyday. Just lacked of exercise. And checking some sites for weather forecast.