estimates show almost 50% of the power consumption in the bay area is for IT…..Yeah liquid cooling is much more efficient. The challenge in many places is finding enough power to run Data Centers
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estimates show almost 50% of the power consumption in the bay area is for IT…..Yeah liquid cooling is much more efficient. The challenge in many places is finding enough power to run Data Centers
And OzI had to turn on a US VPN to get that to load. Apparently, SNL is banned in Jordan.
I’ve always been a fan. And her lines were perfect for the music. Although I never got into Tom Tom Club.I give Tina credit for that dubious stage-move. It looks fun & gutsy to move in that goofy manor in front of an audience. Hell of a bass player!
From what I've read about the TTC, it was basically a vacation where they played music for fun & entertainment.I’ve always been a fan. And her lines were perfect for the music. Although I never got into Tom Tom Club.
Or acc-idental.Bass players are only incidental as far as air time.
That clip anyway. SNL plays on a channel here - maybe that’s why the clip was blocked?really? wow -
The R500 is 350W on its own, 500W when used with an additional 8 ohm cab.If it’s like the 500w Ampeg RB-210, it will only run at 500W if you connect an 8ohm extension speaker cabinet. Still, might be plenty loud at 250w with 2 x 10”
I have the RB-112, and I think it’s a spectacular sounding combo, but it’s only for use in my garage and/or back patio for solo practice. The 112 would not be nearly enough for either of my bands.
I don't know percentages here, but Texas uses an insane amount of electricity in data centers. A non-trivial percentage of that goes to bit-coin mining (or did a year ago, unsure today) and AI (mainly GPUs). And that generates a LOT of heat.estimates show almost 50% of the power consumption in the bay area is for IT…..
My two '64 Epiphones look similar at the bridge and as has been mentioned it is a running change in the basses since production was shifted from Indonesia to China. My Eber Red one is quire nice, it came from Sweetwater and they seem to have given it a good once over, no problems.
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My Blue one came from Zz Sounds, in person it's quite beautiful, I simply love the color. Out of the box it did need a set up as there was a little bit of fret buzz on a couple of strings. It also does have a hair line crack in the finish on the low side of the neck at the nut, it's just barely visible.
FWIW my white Vintage Pro has cracks at the nut as well, nothing serious and no as pronounced as your pics - I would be sending that bass back!
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That's just wrong. Definite denial of basic human rights.More likely they were offended long ago by the bassomatic.
Wow. Ignorant me knew it was significant, but had no idea anywhere near that much. (Not at all doubting, just truly amazed.)estimates show almost 50% of the power consumption in the bay area is for IT…..
The early years were classic. Like a lot of music, it too went downhill somewhere in the mid to late 80s. After that, you aren't missing anything.And Oz
Good to know they’re still easy to deal with. I like Zzounds. .I agree, thanks for the info!
I contacted Zzounds and they sent a RA label by the next morning. I'll get it packed and out hopefully by tomorrow.
That's just wrong. Definite denial of basic human rights.
Yep. Watching each episode was the thing to do, then talk about it next week. I would come home from doing things I shouldn't and watch it on my small B&W TV in my bedroom and crack up.I remember when that originally aired. Saturday night watch party in the dorm. Could not stop laughing.
There have been a lot of moments over the years. But not the consistency. All in all though, a pretty amazing run. It’ll likely end next year.The early years were classic. Like a lot of music, it too went downhill somewhere in the mid to late 80s. After that, you aren't missing anything.
Getting small were you?Yep. Watching each episode was the thing to do, then talk about it next week. I would come home from doing things I shouldn't and watch it on my small B&W TV in my bedroom and crack up.
Yeah we didn’t get any early stuff afaikThe early years were classic. Like a lot of music, it too went downhill somewhere in the mid to late 80s. After that, you aren't missing anything.