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The headphones are called QKZ AK6 and cost about 3$. Pretty fancy. I dig the color, though.

Brick Hammer + Fosi BT20A make a good team.

I prefer this to my Fiio M7. I’m not an audiophile, but it sounds good to me and isn’t slow like the fiio.

I got some goodies in the mail. The screen protector went on perfect on the first try. The silicone cover is a great color and the DAC is working good.

Glad I brought my new to me Brick Hammer. I’ve really been enjoying playing Donkey Kong on it.

It just works better. I know the Fiio isn’t super new, but who would have thought that a cheaper device that isn’t even meant for being an audio player is preferable?

I’m getting a 2nd hand Brick Hammer to try and use as a DAP. Since that is one of the uses I want it for, what firmware do you use on your Brick and why?

I’m leaning towards NextUI.

I collected some silt and some kind of grass that was in the river. I’ve had it going for a few weeks and have some little slugs and these little white things. Pretty neat.

I picked this up second hand recently. I planned to use it to convert home movies to dvd. I got some DVD-R’s and connected a vcr to it, I don’t have the home movies with me right now, so I thought I would just try using a movie tape, Jeremiah Johnson. I formatted the disk, the movie is playing on the screen, I seem to be at the point where I should be able to just hit the record button and have it start recording. It doesn’t do anything when I hit the record button. Any ideas? Would it be an issue that I am testing it with a copyrighted movie?

See the Standpipe, the storm drain, Paul Bunyan statue, and King’s former residence. There is even more stuff, but we weren’t planning to be here all day. ;)

If anybody needs a copy The Bachman Books, one was left in a little free library near a very famous house in Maine.

Had no Molotovs…

We’re on vacation in Maine and saw this near Booth Bay Harbor.

My wife and I are on vacation in Maine and I had to stop in Lisbon (Falls) to have a Moxie. Unfortunately we are 9 years late to meet Frank Anicetti, but this is the next best thing…

The best way to watch our favorite newsmin.