HumbleMobo

So as the title suggests, I'd like to become a master baiter.  What kind of bait do I buy, I fish in fresh water, how do I put the bait on the hook etc.  I've been trying to get on fishing facebooks but they said I need to "Master bait" first.  So I am unable to join the Master Baiters fishing facebook, does anyone know how to get good at "Master baiting" or at least good enough to join them?  Thank you.  I've asked other fishing forums but I've come up dry as far as answers go.  Oh and side note, I either kill my bait by mistake or it comes off the hook too easily if you can help me resolve this as well I'd be real happy, thanks!

Thank you friend!  Are you a fisher as well?  If so can you send me pictures of you master baiting?  I need a picture guide sort of to learn how to bait a hook.

So as the title suggests, I'd like to become a master baiter.  What kind of bait do I buy, I fish in fresh water, how do I put the bait on the hook etc.  I've been trying to get on fishing facebooks but they said I need to "Master bait" first.  So I am unable to join the Master Baiters fishing facebook, does anyone know how to get good at "Master baiting" or at least good enough to join them?  Thank you.  I've asked other fishing forums but I've come up dry as far as answers go.  Oh and side note, I either kill my bait by mistake or it comes off the hook too easily if you can help me resolve this as well I'd be real happy, thanks!

So as the title suggests, I'd like to become a master baiter.  What kind of bait do I buy, I fish in fresh water, how do I put the bait on the hook etc.  I've been trying to get on fishing facebooks but they said I need to "Master bait" first.  So I am unable to join the Master Baiters fishing facebook, does anyone know how to get good at "Master baiting" or at least good enough to join them?  Thank you.  I've asked other fishing forums but I've come up dry as far as answers go.  Oh and side note, I either kill my bait by mistake or it comes off the hook too easily if you can help me resolve this as well I'd be real happy, thanks!

I'm going to say Greenland on this one.  In my opinion Nvidia is too cocky at the top and AMD's been slacking in preparation for Greenland.

It's still a good CPU for gaming. If you're using it for editing or rendering you can consider upgrading

if your attitude is like this. then yes.
 
 
personally, i think AMD might have the edge in this generation due to their experience with HBM and the fact they was part of the original developers of the technology....

I mean if anything it could, theoretically, be considered a bottle neck if it makes it harder for you to over clock but a sniper board should do you just fine.  Get MSI after burner and you can put a 380 through a lot but not much.  They are known for low OC potential.

Nope

Thank you, now as far as learning to use it.  Would you say it's an intuitive experience?

well theres the full ableton suite...but if youre just doing this for fun the live lite version will be enough

Don't forget, 390x has a higher heat output and higher power draw.  Substantially higher power draw.

Disable Turbo if you're going to overclock. Or just overclock past 3.9 and it will never kick in. To raise the turbo speed you have to run stability tests on each core separately, total waste of time.

NOOOOO YOU SCREWED THIS MEME UP!  You should have said "Just eating a pickle"  "Dill with it!"

I'm fine, thank you.  My 1000w PSU is doing just dandy, but I hear the CS is really overpriced compared to the CX.  The CX is the swiss army knife of PSU's.  It's a PSU, a BBQ grill, a bomb, a dream crusher, and a house warmer.  What's more, is that you can buy the 7950 as an accessory to the CX.  The 7950 will work in tandem with your CX and will become a stove top so you can fry some eggs, to go with the steak on your CX.

As the title states that was my reaction to what happened to my HD 800's.  So, I'm sitting in my "Audio Den" as I like to call it with sound dampening foam all over the walls and my amps, DACs and such are all in one closet the room is also passively cooled to maximize silence with nice dark carpeting.  I have a pet cat that tends to wander, so I was getting up from the sofa in the "Audio Den" to go use the restroom after indulging in a 3 hour music listening session.  The door, didn't shut all the way when I left so my cat got in and what happened next will make you audiophiles cry.  The cat, out of curiosity, turned the dial on my amp/DAC and raised it to maximum volume.  Then the cat, I assume, was bothered by the loud noise and hit the headphones off the chair and they ended up underneath the sofa.  When I left the restroom, I came back to see that there was loud music and after I turned it down and put the headphones back on, a shit storm assaulted my ears.  They started a whistling noise, and then they began to make almost a suction cup noise after I removed them from my head and whenever I moved the cans around.  Why is this happening is it fixable!  The AMP/DAC was a Yulong D200 DSD

Do you really think that will prevent it from fulfilling its duties as a Firestarter, a BBQ grill, and a suicide bomb? I don't think so!

If you have McAfee installed, there's your problem.

Ever thought, there may be a problem with whatever your plugging it into?  I have a Corsair Mice, Keyboards, Cases etc. that have lasted so long without a hitch.

all my corsair protects are great besides the headsets (k30, vengeance DDR3 2400, 750D full tower, survivor stealth flashdrive, and h1500 headsets, cx750m, h105)

The profile picture is fucking perfect, Kappa.

so.... your profile pic?

Try G2A.

As the title states that was my reaction to what happened to my HD 800's.  So, I'm sitting in my "Audio Den" as I like to call it with sound dampening foam all over the walls and my amps, DACs and such are all in one closet the room is also passively cooled to maximize silence with nice dark carpeting.  I have a pet cat that tends to wander, so I was getting up from the sofa in the "Audio Den" to go use the restroom after indulging in a 3 hour music listening session.  The door, didn't shut all the way when I left so my cat got in and what happened next will make you audiophiles cry.  The cat, out of curiosity, turned the dial on my amp/DAC and raised it to maximum volume.  Then the cat, I assume, was bothered by the loud noise and hit the headphones off the chair and they ended up underneath the sofa.  When I left the restroom, I came back to see that there was loud music and after I turned it down and put the headphones back on, a shit storm assaulted my ears.  They started a whistling noise, and then they began to make almost a suction cup noise after I removed them from my head and whenever I moved the cans around.  Why is this happening is it fixable!  The AMP/DAC was a Yulong D200 DSD