Done and done.xyzt wrote:Now go on and buy them baby's , heheheHoward wrote:The same as the first part of the word "ubiquity" in your language or local dialect. Either oohbik or yoobik - take your pick.H-man wrote:You know what, I'll buy it if some can tell how to pronounce it....
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Oh please. Even if those were called Shytts it's still worth it.H-man wrote:You know what, I'll buy it if some can tell how to pronounce it....
Can't mess with that logic.chaoticz wrote:Oh please. Even if those were called Shytts it's still worth it.H-man wrote:You know what, I'll buy it if some can tell how to pronounce it....
They're all 16 samples latency, which translates to 1/3 milliseconds in 48kHz sampling rate, or 10 centimeters of additional distance between speaker and ear.T1mur wrote:Urs, can you tell us how many sample latency the single Uhbiks come with, especially the Reverb?
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UrsI would assume then, that if I slam my head into the speakers at a sufficient velocity, that I will time travel.Urs wrote:They're all 16 samples latency, which translates to 1/3 milliseconds in 48kHz sampling rate, or 10 centimeters of additional distance between speaker and ear.T1mur wrote:Urs, can you tell us how many sample latency the single Uhbiks come with, especially the Reverb?
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Cheers,
Yes. Or actually, no. If I remember correctly, we (humans on earth) currently travel through time at the spped that we got used to. If you slam your head into the speaker at light speed, most of your body will travel in time at the same speed - while your head will be frozen in time for as long as it's traveling with light speed. If however you manage to speed up your head beyond light speed, you can travel backwards in time. So your head will be inside the speaker first and then smash into it.billstei wrote:I would assume then, that if I slam my head into the speakers at a sufficient velocity, that I will time travel.
Ursnah. not so hard if you use a little of this but you have to cover your whole body with it WHILE you drink an acai berry/red bull smoothie during a full moon. Not "completely safe" even if used as directedUrs wrote:...If you want time travel as in "visit guys from sequential circuits while they're building their first synth", you need a different thing: You have to accelerate the whole universe beyond speed of light, without yourself. Then your same old you will be in the past of the universe. This is very difficult to accomplish.
)Aha, the Uhbik sound quality secret is finally revealed. Now travel back in time and destroy this thread before anyone reads it.Urs wrote: ...
Traveling back in time is most often based on a misunderstanding: Anything that's faster than the speed of light can travel back *in its own time*, i.e. it becomes a younger version of itself while at the same time the universe ages at normal speed. If you want time travel as in "visit guys from sequential circuits while they're building their first synth", you need a different thing: You have to accelerate the whole universe beyond speed of light, without yourself. Then your same old you will be in the past of the universe. This is very difficult to accomplish.
Hm, what about me travelling faster than light and thus outrunning the informations (light) that communicate/make up the past?Urs wrote:If you want time travel as in "visit guys from sequential circuits while they're building their first synth", you need a different thing: You have to accelerate the whole universe beyond speed of light, without yourself. Then your same old you will be in the past of the universe.
Not to take things completely off course, but I hated that bit about Ando too... It made no sense for Daphne to be able to choose to travel back in time to a specific moment and place,then to travel back. At the very least they could have made it so Daphne could travel back in time, where Ando would then "recharge" Hiro. Oh well... this is still a kick-ass season even if it does fall short in more than a few areas.Urs wrote:Yes. Or actually, no. If I remember correctly, we (humans on earth) currently travel through time at the spped that we got used to. If you slam your head into the speaker at light speed, most of your body will travel in time at the same speed - while your head will be frozen in time for as long as it's traveling with light speed. If however you manage to speed up your head beyond light speed, you can travel backwards in time. So your head will be inside the speaker first and then smash into it.billstei wrote:I would assume then, that if I slam my head into the speakers at a sufficient velocity, that I will time travel.
What btw. really bogged me in Heroes was the stupidity that Ando could accelerate Daphne to run forward in time. But you can't just "choose". You can travel forward in time only by "waiting". Get frozen and be put back to life in 1000 years. Traveling forward in time is thus almost easy to accomplish.
Traveling back in time is most often based on a misunderstanding: Anything that's faster than the speed of light can travel back *in its own time*, i.e. it becomes a younger version of itself while at the same time the universe ages at normal speed. If you want time travel as in "visit guys from sequential circuits while they're building their first synth", you need a different thing: You have to accelerate the whole universe beyond speed of light, without yourself. Then your same old you will be in the past of the universe. This is very difficult to accomplish.
True. This season has been the most satisfying for me so far. I can't wait until February when both Heroes AND LOST are going to be on!elxicano wrote:Not to take things completely off course, but I hated that bit about Ando too... It made no sense for Daphne to be able to choose to travel back in time to a specific moment and place,then to travel back. At the very least they could have made it so Daphne could travel back in time, where Ando would then "recharge" Hiro. Oh well... this is still a kick-ass season even if it does fall short in more than a few areas.Urs wrote:Yes. Or actually, no. If I remember correctly, we (humans on earth) currently travel through time at the spped that we got used to. If you slam your head into the speaker at light speed, most of your body will travel in time at the same speed - while your head will be frozen in time for as long as it's traveling with light speed. If however you manage to speed up your head beyond light speed, you can travel backwards in time. So your head will be inside the speaker first and then smash into it.billstei wrote:I would assume then, that if I slam my head into the speakers at a sufficient velocity, that I will time travel.
What btw. really bogged me in Heroes was the stupidity that Ando could accelerate Daphne to run forward in time. But you can't just "choose". You can travel forward in time only by "waiting". Get frozen and be put back to life in 1000 years. Traveling forward in time is thus almost easy to accomplish.
Traveling back in time is most often based on a misunderstanding: Anything that's faster than the speed of light can travel back *in its own time*, i.e. it becomes a younger version of itself while at the same time the universe ages at normal speed. If you want time travel as in "visit guys from sequential circuits while they're building their first synth", you need a different thing: You have to accelerate the whole universe beyond speed of light, without yourself. Then your same old you will be in the past of the universe. This is very difficult to accomplish.
Is it true this will be the las season for Lost??ianscott111 wrote:True. This season has been the most satisfying for me so far. I can't wait until February when both Heroes AND LOST are going to be on!elxicano wrote:Not to take things completely off course, but I hated that bit about Ando too... It made no sense for Daphne to be able to choose to travel back in time to a specific moment and place,then to travel back. At the very least they could have made it so Daphne could travel back in time, where Ando would then "recharge" Hiro. Oh well... this is still a kick-ass season even if it does fall short in more than a few areas.Urs wrote:Yes. Or actually, no. If I remember correctly, we (humans on earth) currently travel through time at the spped that we got used to. If you slam your head into the speaker at light speed, most of your body will travel in time at the same speed - while your head will be frozen in time for as long as it's traveling with light speed. If however you manage to speed up your head beyond light speed, you can travel backwards in time. So your head will be inside the speaker first and then smash into it.billstei wrote:I would assume then, that if I slam my head into the speakers at a sufficient velocity, that I will time travel.
What btw. really bogged me in Heroes was the stupidity that Ando could accelerate Daphne to run forward in time. But you can't just "choose". You can travel forward in time only by "waiting". Get frozen and be put back to life in 1000 years. Traveling forward in time is thus almost easy to accomplish.
Traveling back in time is most often based on a misunderstanding: Anything that's faster than the speed of light can travel back *in its own time*, i.e. it becomes a younger version of itself while at the same time the universe ages at normal speed. If you want time travel as in "visit guys from sequential circuits while they're building their first synth", you need a different thing: You have to accelerate the whole universe beyond speed of light, without yourself. Then your same old you will be in the past of the universe. This is very difficult to accomplish.
If anyone can do it, you can!Urs wrote:This is very difficult to accomplish.
Nah, two more seasons of Lost... afaik...elxicano wrote:Is it true this will be the las season for Lost??ianscott111 wrote:True. This season has been the most satisfying for me so far. I can't wait until February when both Heroes AND LOST are going to be on!elxicano wrote:Not to take things completely off course, but I hated that bit about Ando too... It made no sense for Daphne to be able to choose to travel back in time to a specific moment and place,then to travel back. At the very least they could have made it so Daphne could travel back in time, where Ando would then "recharge" Hiro. Oh well... this is still a kick-ass season even if it does fall short in more than a few areas.Urs wrote:Yes. Or actually, no. If I remember correctly, we (humans on earth) currently travel through time at the spped that we got used to. If you slam your head into the speaker at light speed, most of your body will travel in time at the same speed - while your head will be frozen in time for as long as it's traveling with light speed. If however you manage to speed up your head beyond light speed, you can travel backwards in time. So your head will be inside the speaker first and then smash into it.billstei wrote:I would assume then, that if I slam my head into the speakers at a sufficient velocity, that I will time travel.
What btw. really bogged me in Heroes was the stupidity that Ando could accelerate Daphne to run forward in time. But you can't just "choose". You can travel forward in time only by "waiting". Get frozen and be put back to life in 1000 years. Traveling forward in time is thus almost easy to accomplish.
Traveling back in time is most often based on a misunderstanding: Anything that's faster than the speed of light can travel back *in its own time*, i.e. it becomes a younger version of itself while at the same time the universe ages at normal speed. If you want time travel as in "visit guys from sequential circuits while they're building their first synth", you need a different thing: You have to accelerate the whole universe beyond speed of light, without yourself. Then your same old you will be in the past of the universe. This is very difficult to accomplish.
I can barely wait for that too... Those are my favorite shows
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