Not in a long time, maybe 20 years ago for last set.
Yep, audio is at the back of my list—ie behind mouse mats, desk cleaning and cable ties.
I used to own a Logitech Z550 that one of my nephews now owns. Still works and is one of the best speakers for PC/TV I have ever owned. The only reason I switched was because I wanted something with fewer wires so I went for SoundBlaster Katana. The Katana is a really good soundbar with nice LED colors and really good bass. The Logitech is probably around 15+ years now and I gave it away four years ago.
I've been using the same for at least 25 years, including a powered subwoofer. I need to do something about them, though. The speakers all still work great, but the central amplifier/receiver is getting really hard to use for anything. The center speaker isn't getting any signal, either. I dread going through all those many, many wires, though....
Lotus Espirit Turbo Challenge was a classic! I also really liked Toyota Celica GT, both of those played alright on a joystick.View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=evwn435x0dM
Still have it, but never actually had any games to play with it. I did try out some type of demo for it, but it didn't really cut the cake for me. My favorite joystick (do tell me yours) will always be the Atari 520ST one. Built like a brick...or so I thought because the beast did not last long in my teenage hands. Still, I miss it, it was f.ing brilliant!. The second best joystick is the one from Amiga that a childhood friend of mine had. Really good controls and the buttons were awesome! We used to play Lotus Turbo Challenge 2 with that joystick like manaics. He was always better than me, goddamn!
My Edifier speakers are about as old as yours. They sound great, so I don't really see any reason to change them. I think speaker tech has about maxed out for now.
I go to a lab for a full suite of blood tests every year, they check all the vitamins, thyroid function, iron levels and more I cant remember. I take vitamin supplements but my Vit D is always pretty low whatever I do. If you didnt already its worth getting the tests and taking the info to a doc. Guess youve probably done this already, but just in case
I didn't self-diagnose off of websites, but my medical history is rather good, as I've literally saved my life from doctors on two different occasions.
It's unlikely you would qualify as "some people" in my statement, as it's usually people with anemia. But there's little doubt staying well-hydrated does good things for you. Not scientific, of course, but there are a lot of people who say their energy levels go up when they are well-hydrated. For people with anemia, that's especially important as your body produces less blood when you are dehydrated.
That sounds right. Walmart probably pays next to nothing, too. The head pharmacist seems a little gruff, so she might be hard to get along with, and they certainly aren't making their lives easier by screwing up so often. I honestly wasn't rude, but I definitely wasn't pleasant, either. I'm just sick and tired of all the problems. Getting your medications shouldn't be a big ordeal every month, and they've turned it into a regular nightmare.
My dad has gone so deaf that hearing aids don't help him. He actually needs a cochlear implant. He's decided not to get one. He just reads lips.Why advertise hearing aids on the radio
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