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Hey everybody how you doing welcome It's your day Lisa for SKoSp

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This is where I used the developer's party together and we're closing on the end of the year

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and there's so much inside. So much cool stuff going on. I've got some excellent stuff that I found for you

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of course I didn't find that people sent it to me, but some interesting iPod news today.

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I've also got some positive tunes going back to the 60s and I'm sitting here and

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curry cottage enjoying my own venti. It's the cappuccino venti. It's straight from the

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senseo machine. I love it. They have those in the States. They must have the senseo machine

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a wonderful Dutch invention I believe. I think it was developed by Phillips. Of course

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are mainly known for their light bulbs and not necessarily for their coffee machines, but

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wow you slip a pod in one of those coffee pods or pads. Some people call them pods and

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some people call them pads, but it's perfect. It's exactly what I need for a source code.

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As Mr. Non-Smoker. Okay, the end law is left yesterday. I was really sad. I mean these

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these two folks are almost 80 and the airport is really close by so I was no I mean and they

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know how to travel with airplanes and no no problem at all for them to just we had a car

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to come up take them to the airport. They had a like a five hour delay. The airplane that they were

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supposed to go on had technical problems and they just said and the ground staff just left. They just

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left the gate and said sorry you know can't help you right now and then the the big board

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showed later that the flight was canceled. It's totally horrible so they were supposed to be on a

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five fifteen flight. They wound up going on a nine thirty flight and of course it really

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made much sense for them to come all the way back. Only to turn around and go back to the airport

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again. So that was that was sad and fucked up. So they finally got home around midnight. And today

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in fact right now it is ten minutes too noon. Christina and I are about to rush off to Heathrow

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to pick up her one of her girlfriends, one of her best friends in the whole world I share,

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who is British, who she met at the British School of Amsterdam where they went to school together

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for a number of years. I show also has or had or they're still trying to find out a house in

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Thailand right in Puket and so maybe we'll get some more information from her or from her parents.

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Anyway so we're going to pick up the airport she's flying isn't ummy and on a company minor which

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means you got to be literally at the gate to pick her up. So we should be able to fit in 40 minutes

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of source code today and the great news came in yesterday after I had already cut the show and was

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in fact on my way to Starbucks to upload it we were parking in the garage and I had the girls with

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the Christina and Patricia because they wanted to do some shopping of course all the sales are on right.

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After boxing day sales that's what you really want and Bob who was um mom's husband called

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and he said we just spoke to the doctor they got the results back because what they do is they you know

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they take this lung out they don't just discard it in the corner you know like oh just throw it

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on the tarp over there no they go in the exam and that and yesterday they gave her an official

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cancer-free declaration and that calls for a celebration.

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A little bit of foundations for you everybody to make you happy

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I need you, what a nanny one dog

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That's probably the shittiest, shittiest encoding I have with that song

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And I have it a couple million times

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Build me a buttercup foundations

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That was from I think 1967, 1968 something like that

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This is one of those songs that I'm sure you have if you have a lover of friend

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Someone that you share memories of music with together the soundtrack of your lives intersect somewhere

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This is one of the songs that Patricia and I always do that with

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If that plays on the radio, she'll call me up immediately and I have a whole voicemail full of

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Of times where she called me when I was on airplanes or in tunnels or in meetings and I had the phones switched off

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But this is one of those happy songs just makes you even though it was the cruddies

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I mean, I'll have to remove this from my from my iTunes library and get a new one because it's just just no good

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I've been working with Firefox for the past couple of days. I've been

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Who can be calling me right now, please?

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Isn't that cool with GSM phones? I don't know if you do that but when someone calls and I just look at the number and if it's so

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Got to tell you I'm pretty happy. I'm pretty happy with Firefox a couple of

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Click on it and I just I don't know where to find this shit. I just want to regular aggregator that doesn't really do it for me yet

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Explorer and I don't know how to set that to call Safari the cool thing that I did find out though is if you actually want to set a different browser as you default for all other applications

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How great is that you so you put you set that up in your current browser is where you set up the preferences to use a different browser

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At really slays me in fact. It's probably the same let me see if it's the same with

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So anyway um liking it a lot and I got an email that apparently the version that I'm using is not the real

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G4 or G5 optimized version of Firefox I put a link to it in the show notes for today's podcast

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The real Mac Firefox client is still lurking out there and hadn't been released for for some

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I'm liking it very much. It is definitely faster. It's faster when I'm using it on the modem link

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Because that's what I still have at home January 4th is when the 4 megabit pipe is supposed to be laid down to the front door and in the front door

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I learned a lot about working on slow bandwidth let me tell you and Firefox definitely does quite a good job

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There's also all kinds of hacks you can apply you can set it up so that so you can determine how many connections it will open

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When it starts rendering after how many seconds of receiving data

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And that's the nice stuff about open source you know is that that basically if you don't like the way it performs

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You can go in and change it yourself and we'll be talking about that a little bit later in the show because there's some exciting open source news on the way

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In fact open source sex coming up in just a second but first George Carlin who we talked about and in fact

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I played a whole bit from his audio book yesterday

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The auto book titled what is that?

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Well, so I'm please bring the pork chops when let me just open up iTunes and get that for you

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So here I was playing this awesome bit about George Carlin about two hours or maybe three hours after I post the whole show

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I get an email saying hey, do you know the George Carlin check it in the rehab?

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No, didn't know that brain droppings. That's the title

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Is that it? Yeah brain droppings the title of his new book

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His audio book which I suggest you got and buy because drunk stone or not the guy makes some excellent points

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And I really like what he says, but apparently good old

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lovely combination for the Christmas

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You are great

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Okay, open source sex new podcast if you impaying attention to the iPod or directory which is updating like a motherfucker of these days

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I mean now ever since I built the iPod directory scanner

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We've just got podcast after podcast being added categories and of course now the people who are maintaining the category nodes are

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Waking it up saying hey wait a minute. There's a lot of life in this thing and I'm gonna start scanning and checking for

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Activity on the nodes themselves because at the for instance the

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The radio node was given back to me by Todd Matham because he at the or at least temporarily

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I'm saving it for him if he wants to take it back

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But there's some other nodes that may just not be you know people may not be responsive to the request for links coming in

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So I am gonna pay a bit of attention to that

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Because now you see that it's really working and if you add something somewhere way down the chain

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Say in the indie feeds of the music directory which is being maintained in a whole different country different content from where I am

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That will percolate with the iPod or directory scan up to the home page and to the what's new node of the directory

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So it does make a lot of sense to to maintain your nodes and keep that going because

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What have been adding like 10 15 new podcasts the day with the scanner? It's really awesome and I can see that all the other

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Directors are benefiting tremendously from this since all that data is available

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Just select the XML icon on the iPod or directory pages and then I'll give you the opml file

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Which is the entire tree? It's all the directories all the data that you can flow right into your into your ipodder

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Application or into your outline or god knows what you want to do with it. Be my guest

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Violet blue you've probably seen her website or maybe heard of her website called tiny nibbles

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dot com finally time for podcast

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This is filet blue and you're listening to open source sex

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To find out more about me visit my website tiny nibbles dot com or simply google my name

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To that I'll be reading the first couple of chapters from the BDSM novel the castle by anti-Morley

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And there are a few things you should know about the castle and the other two books of morelies that I'll be reading

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They're pretty intense and they deal with some sexual themes that some people might think are a bit too much

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No, there's no incess

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Yeah, yeah boing boing boing

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Are sex with underage people or anything? You okay like that. No, no, there are some intense fantasies acted out here

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And while it's perfectly clear at every point that these are consensual fantasies

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There is a lot playing into non-consent and yes, there are some pretty convincingly staged

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For sex scenarios and some night play if this is not for you skip this podcast and resume listening with the next installment

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Okay, so I'm gonna pause this here for a second because clear this whole podcast. It's basically a reading of a

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Part of a novel about 30 minutes into the whole podcast

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What I'm missing here because I like what what violet blue is doing

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The stories in some cases are total turn on. Oh, um, let's listen to a little bit of the story first and then I'll tell you what I think we need to do with this podcast

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Before I slept tonight, I would have been taken in every conceivable way. Okay. You understand what I'm saying right? It's not completely safe or work

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What we need is a better quality

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Recording with violet and I'm willing to help her anyway necessary if we could get a real close mic sound and it doesn't sound so

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Distant if we can get a closer mic. It'll be that much more exciting to hear

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I'm I'm subscribing to the

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Open source sex podcast. I've a feeling that that could be one of the greats because

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It really is truly about open source sex and it's you know not

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It's not anything like yeast radio

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Hello, this has mad winestein once again with another day of yeast radio coming to you live on the

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Internet as George Bush would call it. Well, we're not going to talk about her just yet

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First we're going to explain why I'm using the

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The hand held microphone please do today as opposed to the

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As opposed to the lovely of microphone I've been using for the past week or so

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Lesbians and gentlemen

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That's I make it

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Another not safe for work podcast clearly nothing to strap on

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Strap on yeah, okay. Well listen listen to yeast radio because even though Madge winestein is

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The most abusive podcast or imaginable when it comes to language

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Social political points and it's something that you need to listen to by yourself and make your own decision

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If you ever want us to do it again. I personally enjoyed very much and it's on my

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It's on my list of podcast that I subscribe to it's in the iPodder usually these are pretty short 10 15 minutes

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So, you know, I like the shorter podcast something you definitely need to check check out

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yeast radio you can get to all the podcasts and everything you hear on today's show

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Obviously through the production show notes and of course through the iPod or directory

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That makes me sound like I'm drunk sometimes here actually I'm gonna I'm gonna reset it here for some okay, so now it's been reset

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Paul sent me an email about that

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I'm gonna just get Paul's email

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Thing by the problem you have with a slight delay in your headphones while recording your podcast can't be sure

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But this sounds like a problem faced by all musicians when recording a life performance directly to a computer called latency

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Exactly what it is it is exactly what it is generated by the vast amount of processing the computer has to do to the

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Audio data before it reaches your headphones got it and it there is quite a bit, you know, it's going through

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Excuse me first of all, it's going into the breakout box which really gives it

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the least latency

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Imagineable and if I plug my headphone directly into the breakout box it would be great because then I'm getting a direct hard-wired connection

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the problem is I won't hear the end mix

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Which includes the processing so I run the microphone through the

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Monomizer through the dynamics compressor through the ten band EQ and through a little bit of reverb

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I would miss all that so when you're doing radio or when you're doing a podcast and you do it the way I do it

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Which is as performance art in real time we're cutting it straight to a straight to the disk and and I'm not

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You know going back and putting songs in and putting bits in and editing out stuff you don't like

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You really need everything at your fingertips and you need to be able to hear exactly what the listener is hearing

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Which is why in fact

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It became a real big problem when digital broadcast came around a via satellite back in the old days back in the old days kids

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When we have basically the antenna on the roof

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You know we'd be playing records with needles on vinyl you just listen you know we'd have a little like a just a regular old

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tuner

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Amplifier set up that you might find in any any living room and we plug the headphones into that that because then you'd have or that would be the total air signal

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You'd listen to of course you want to be able to pre-fade or listen listen to you know cue stuff up outside of the broadcast

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But you wanted to hear exactly what people at home were hearing which is what everyone tries to do

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Have you ever been to a recording studio or maybe you've seen this they have the few manga speakers

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But then usually on the console there these little what we call reference speakers little square boxes not cheap by the way, but

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Some actually have extremely cheap ones and the reason why is they'll do the mix the way they want to hear it in the studio

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That's cranking and pounding and whatever they're looking for but then they're gonna listen to it

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Does it listen and to see what it's gonna sound like at home at on someone's portable radio in the car

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Which of course is you know that reference is changing every single day

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But that's what people do in the in the professional audio industry and that's what I want as well

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So I want to hear everything and I want to hear the mix

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So when I when I'm mixing and music this is the problem another problem because that mix is only coming through the total signal

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I'm not going back into the breakout box where I would then supposedly plug my headphone into

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So it just doesn't work if you want to do it in in the fashion that I'm doing it in without

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Without eventually getting some delay and to delay it builds up over time

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It's like there's some some buffer or some cash or something that's not being flushed out

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Often enough because if I basically if I un-high jack

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The breakout box that have my mic plugged into that everything runs through and I high jack

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Again, which is what I just did a couple minutes ago

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Then it's good for at least another five or ten minutes before it starts to slow down and actually

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It usually happens when I start pumping other audio around when the when the slow down starts to build up

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There's not really a solution other than to create a complete external mix and use external boxes and I don't think that's necessary

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I think it's just a matter of working with

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Working with developers

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Who make this stuff and I and I think that the audio hijack pro guys

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I got to talk to them because they're they are coming very very close to the stuff that I think works for for creating

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Podcasts and if we could integrate just a couple of a couple of things and change a couple of bits with the interface

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I think we'd actually

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Be somewhere very very close to fucking awesome

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Hey, you know that Don and Drew and and Pete of course

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Raster web all live in Wisconsin

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Renek oops, did you hear that that was weird? Let me recapture hold on

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Okay, I ran across a podcast that had some wacky news from Wisconsin

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Don't listen to the best of distorted you daily

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Let's get into the news of the weird right now first things first this happened picture this if you will a man in Wisconsin

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Was doing his laundry at a laundry mat when he thought I'll just do my clothes that I'm wearing too

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So he gets bug naked buck ass naked

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There are other people no there are other people in the laundry mat, right?

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So he puts all of his clothes in the washer. He's naked. Uh, well women

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Started laughing at him apparently he had a small penis

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They were the women started laughing at him. He gets mad and he storms off

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The police described the man as being six foot three inches

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Six foot three inches, no, I'm not saying that the three inches was how big his penis was although it could have been

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He did have a small penis with he did have a muscular build though

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May have been wearing a baseball cap, so if anyone in the Wisconsin area sees a naked man running around with a baseball cap in a small cock

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Call the laundry mat until then where you saw the man because his laundry is just sitting there waiting for him to pick it up

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I just love that

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Okay, so in Wisconsin news for everybody a couple of things I wanted to run through

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I got an email from Mike Corley all of a sudden. I see all these

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Websites pointing to this great

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Fantastic new invention called parachutes for private airplanes and I want to talk about that for a second because mainly the

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There's a private aircraft manufacturer that makes this serious S a C I R I S and

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And I and there's links in the show notes to videos of this particular aircraft basically

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Ballistic research is a company that came up with a 16 or 17,000 dollar parachute system with rockets

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So if the concept is is if you run into trouble with your airplane

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You pull this lever. I need like 30 pounds of of power to you know pull this lever and then

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Rockets shoot out the top of your airplane. We're talking like you know like a S S no 172 size airplane

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So a four four-seater airplane right and it blows out the top or just you know rips through the canopy whatever

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Basically rendering your airplane pretty fucked up, but then it deploys a parachute that lets you float down to earth

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Couple things about this first of all this is not new this has been around for quite a while the

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Serious aircraft has been sold with this as an option at least for a year. I think so you know why people are catching on to it now

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But also what it is it's a bad idea because it gives you a false sense of security

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I don't know if you've ever done a parachute jump. I haven't but I can tell you one thing

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It's not like you you don't land like a frickin feather, okay? And there's a reason why all the

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Demonstration videos are done over the Bahávei desert and not over like a populated area or water or whatever

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Because you're gonna come down pretty damn hard your plane you will probably live

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Because the seats that you're in can take 30 gs worth of impact so that's gravitational force impact

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So you probably will hurt your back, but won't break it, but your aircraft's gonna be destroyed and that's only if you don't land

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somewhere where there's other people buildings power lines highways freeways whatever

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it also I think it makes for bad pilots because

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There would be very few situations other than a fucking wing coming off in a goddamn spiral

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Which may not be able to you know be a situation where you can deploy your parachute anyway

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I would rather try and land the aircraft that makes a hell of a lot more sense to me

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And there was all kinds of limitations, but it's really it's just I think it creates bad pilots like

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Oh, you know if I get I forget into a situation that I can't handle add snow problems

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I've always got my backup parachute that is not the way to go

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Anyway, a lot of people talking about the parachutes and I think it makes

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It's just making people feel safer and if $16,000 will make you feel safer

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Then that could be worth it to you or to someone who's flying you, but I'm not a big believer in this in the airplane parachutes

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And no they're not gonna be installed on 747s, you know

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Maybe we should do a little bit more to control alcohol in regular traffic and we'll say more lies than these freaking parachutes

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And I'd love for any aviators to weigh in with the audio comments and feedback

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Adam and curry dot com time for some music mashups big thing of the day got an email from Niels

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I think Niels is from Holland this need look I got a lot of mashup people from

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From Holland maybe Niels isn't from Holland. Not sure anyway. He did a live mashup

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Which he says it's it's live with errors and all they want to play for you today because a couple songs all strung together

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You're gonna dig it. It's the mpm rock mashup here on your daily source code

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The only person you hit is Martin Capber

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Cowbell.

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