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radio in the car - mainly dublin city FM and nova (even though i kinda hate nova).
radio in the shed - mainly 8radio. which is too samey; they need more specialisation of their output.
I try to listen to 8Radio, but they seem to be strictly on a playlist and veer off it rarely

I like listening to music nerds. WFMU is full of those types. And I know Iggy and Huey on 6Music have some interns or assistants or whatever curate most of their shows, but I love the variety.

I kind of never listen to terrestrial radio, stream almost everything.
 
I try to listen to 8Radio, but they seem to be strictly on a playlist and veer off it rarely

I like listening to music nerds. WFMU is full of those types. And I know Iggy and Huey on 6Music have some interns or assistants or whatever curate most of their shows, but I love the variety.

I kind of never listen to terrestrial radio, stream almost everything.
i only really listen to 8radio in the evenings, and it doesn't seem playlisted then.
has been mainly the blindboy podcast for when i've been painting.
 
"As our Irish hub is not a shop, we regret to inform you that it is not possible to take this to the hub and it does need to be collected by a courier."
it's about 3km from my house. now i have to wait till next week to have it collected.
that's the gear4music return i had to arrange. they haven't been able to replicate the issue with the mixer, and i asked about collecting it - 'sure, call to the warehouse at any time between 10am and 4pm, no need to prearrange'. wtf?
 
not sure if a disk in my computer is failing, or if it's something more fundamental like the motherboard. i have an SSD and two spindle disks in it and the speed of both spindle disks seems to have fallen dramatically, one more than the other. but very intermittently they seem to recover.
this is not exactly stellar:
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4kb in bad sectors on that disk too - but i've never heard of a failing disk affecting the speed of a different disk?
 
not sure if a disk in my computer is failing, or if it's something more fundamental like the motherboard. i have an SSD and two spindle disks in it and the speed of both spindle disks seems to have fallen dramatically, one more than the other. but very intermittently they seem to recover.
this is not exactly stellar:
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4kb in bad sectors on that disk too - but i've never heard of a failing disk affecting the speed of a different disk?


Hard to know. is it an old disk? Badly fragmented? That could affect read speeds. Are the disks separate? Or part of a RAID? A bad device can cause all sorts of side-effects, often unpredictably.
 
this is far beyond fragmentation; i use ICE Mirror to make mirrors of my photos and other directories between them, and that seems to be working at normal speed right now (i'm confirming i have an up to date mirror in case one disk is on the way out).
they're just two separate drives, no RAID, on SATA connection. the computer has been moved a couple of times with the rewiring and painting, but i suspect if a connection inside got jogged somehow, there'd be radio silence rather than this intermittent issue.
 
am beginning to wonder if it's windows explorer - this is the first time i've tried accessing those disks since the computer was patched last week. ice mirror works at normal speed.
 

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