I have the Sennheiser HD569 and am perfectly happy with them. I lightly EQ the bass up a bit when listening to music (drum and bass needs a hefty low end lol) but otherwise no complaints.

Or it's Been Shapiro

Yeah. I've got my TVs audio out running to a usb audio in, then I use an app called audio hijack to lightly EQ that and send it straight out to my DAC/amp. Then I mute the in-game music and play my own music on the computer. It's a little convoluted but it works! And there's nothing more fun than playing Wipeout or Need for Speed with my own drum and bass playlist d-_-b

Tbf this was still true when I started high school and almost nobody had a cell phone

Yes we should've just not told anyone why millions of people died. That woulda helped with the anxiety, sure. Refrigerated trucks and ice rinks full of corpses because morgues couldn't keep up, nothing to see here.

And with a VPN you don't even get those emails!

If I'm being real honest? I can't tell the difference between a 320mp3 and a CD. Though to be fair I haven't listened to a CD in over a decade. That was my impression last time I did though

I won't be worried until they can design and build better versions of themselves. Once they're self replicating and self modifying/improving, then we're screwed.

Very messy in zero g I'd imagine. You'd need to invent like a seppuku bag you could climb into for space seppuku.

That's why I didn't capitalize the G lol. I meant it simply as something very random that's essentially impossible to predict or prevent.

Besides, Krishna told me it was him this time, but Amun made him do it! ;)

The whole damn project blows my mind with the level of engineering involved. Not just how advanced the technology of the device itself is, but how perfectly it went off. The launch was so perfect it saved on manoeuvring (I hate spelling that word) fuel and extended its lifespan by many years. The extremely delicate origami unfolding process, with 344 single points of failure any one of which would have completely scrapped the mission, went off without a hitch. It coasted 1.5 million kilometres and ended up exactly in Earth's second Lagrange point, like throwing a basketball really hard from Toronto and hitting nothing but net in Vancouver. The only thing that went wrong was basically an act of god, one mirror segment got dinged with a 0.1mm micrometeoroid, which has barely had an effect on overall performance.

Humans can do some amazing stuff when we put our heads together. We seem to waste a lot of our talent fighting over black organic goop and old holy books though...

Nah, the internals of Apple hardware have always been beautiful. Tiny and cramped and hard to work in sure, but so clean and neat.