CyberHusky88

Because it is like that in literally any hobby. Tip your toes before spending 50k and then regretting it in the end, because 100$ setup sounds basically the same.
 
You WILL get basically the same sound quality than much higher cost systems, that is way better than your current setup.
You can put that saved money into a fiio btr5 or any other dac/amp, instead of buying expensive headphones you can't run with your current setup.
And if you find that desktop amps and dacs are too fiddly etc, you can still connect the KZ's to your phone.
 

Changes to net neutrality rules in the US should not directly affect Canadians... probably.
 
But there's a good chance the same changes would happen in Canada if it goes through in the US.

You do know that WD owns HSGT right?

I am probably one of the only people in the world that liked the w8.1 start menu

My only real issue with doing Tech support for my family, is when I tell them not to use a solution. (Super cheap wireless keyboard, wireless HDMI, etc...) they then get annoyed with them and then come complaining to me about their problems. (I'm not sure if this makes it worse or better, but my dad was an up-to-date techie in 2005, however he's way out of date now.)

Well I wont be upgrading to Windows 10 any time soon, even though it seems like a hell of a OS.
 
 
Have you ever tried uninstallting anything on an android phone from samsung/sony/whatever, its full of crap noone ever uses and all it does is cry for upgrades and to have access to your entire phone, I bet when this hits Candy Crush will be able to: Read all your data on the harddrive, get your location, send notifications to King and MS, send "annonymous data" to whatever third party paid MS or King for it. This even before you have installed Windows 10 completely. When I install an OS I expect a clean OS with minimal programs so I can choose what to install and when. Windows 8 was borderline(still using indows 7) if you ask me with all the shit that got pre-installed.
 
That is why I want a payed option with NOTHING installed except the OS and a webbrowser, rest I can fix on my own. Sure I know I might be a minority on this, but being a IT-professional its scary to see people dont care anything about where their data gets uploaded to.
 
What if MS decides that you cannot uninstall it, what then? Your computer will be just like your phone, full of crap you will never use, but its still there using resources and uploading data......
 

Note 3 is better
Samsung made a stupid decision to remove USB3.0 on the Note 4.

The problem isn't net neutrality. The problem here really is regulation. You can't give ISPs near exclusive control of a region, then expect them to do the right thing. Get rid of the regulation, that is, quit protecting the ISPs and exclusivity in regions. Let new ISPs come in and compete. Net neutrality wouldn't even be on our radar if consumers have options. Competition would prevent it. If you had multiple real ISPs to choose from (And I don't mean 100Mbps Time Warner and 8Mbps AT&T - that isn't competition) at your house, and one of them started to throttle something you use regularly, customers would be free to change, the loss of business would be real, then the ISPs would realize how dumb they are.

I actually don't mind having some bulk to a phone if I'm completely honest, call me mad, but having some weight to a phone feels good to me

if I can custom it how I want it will have the best battery no camera and all component will be shitty for better battery life and with good audio driver 

feel like no one in school/Life understands what you're talking about.

You check the specs of every computer that you go on, no matter where or what it is.

Use Minitool Partition Wizard. 

Use Minitool Partition Wizard.

I'm guessing it was this law:
"I am a complete noob, and because I do not understand something you are breaking some kind of rule, despite the fact that you did very little, if anything wrong"
That pretty much sums up the technological understanding at my school...

Being the family tech support guy...
 
http://www.geekosystem.com/family-tech-support-guy/
 
It explains it all... I suffer eternally.

I see where you are coming from but I would personally never advise anyone to do that. Then rather just keep using Windows 7 as the security enhancements and what not in Windows 8 won't matter to the regular user.
 
Not that we are going to have a huge debate on Windows 8 here, but I personally see the design in Windows 8 as a huge improvement with a lot of nice functionality and it would be my mission to enlighten these non-tech savvy employees. 

I hope you know it off by heart. I know I know mine better than I know my bank details.

oh thats a great one!
 
Dad: show me how to send this contact to someone on my new blackberry
Me: let me see your phone
Dad: no, I just want you to tell me how to do it.
Me: I have no experience with it. If you want me to tell you how to do it i need to figure out how to do it first. now let me see you phone.

When you someone expects you to know to fix all technology quickly without having even touched it before.

"GOING FAST MAKES ME FEEL ALIVE!!"
 
Damn, I had high hopes for the show that died the instant I heard about the motorcycles.

My mom was on her tablet web browsing and when she was going to watch a video there was no sound, so she asked me for help because she could not figure it out herself. So i went over there and pressed the volume up button on the side.

I would warn them to hide their wallets when the steam sales start, to avoid humble bundle, and to leave gog alone
 
Unless of course they want to own 1000 games they never play
 
 
like me

= "The Internet"
 
 
Missing Icon = no internet... :rolleyes: 

Even worse: Me:What OS are you running? Them: Dell.