The Unexplainable
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I can't explain this. Can anyone else? This really has me puzzled. Maybe Jordan or Brian can explain.
SETUP - Around 15 years ago, I purchased a Pioneer cd recorder. This was a stand alone unit that I hooked up to my stereo system. There was no computer hookup or wireless hookup or any way that this deck connected to the internet. What I used this deck for mostly was to record my vinyl albums to cd. I connected analog cables from my turntable to this deck and would play an album and record to cd. There was no text information for this manual way of recording. If I wanted to include breaks between the songs, I had to manually push a button when the silence occurred between the tracks.
FAST FORWARD TO THIS MORNING - I have a blu-ray player in my bedroom that connects to the internet with wi-fi. I usually listen to music with this blu-ray player when I get ready in the morning and if you put a cd, dvd or blu-ray in, the unit connects with gracepoint and downloads information from the disc and displays in on the TV. So anyway, this morning I stick in one of these cds that I made from a vinyl album and I hop in the shower. When I get out of the shower, I glance up at the TV screen and there is a picture of the album that is playing with track info. So my question is: How in the hell could gracepoint identify an album that I recorded manually like that?
SETUP - Around 15 years ago, I purchased a Pioneer cd recorder. This was a stand alone unit that I hooked up to my stereo system. There was no computer hookup or wireless hookup or any way that this deck connected to the internet. What I used this deck for mostly was to record my vinyl albums to cd. I connected analog cables from my turntable to this deck and would play an album and record to cd. There was no text information for this manual way of recording. If I wanted to include breaks between the songs, I had to manually push a button when the silence occurred between the tracks.
FAST FORWARD TO THIS MORNING - I have a blu-ray player in my bedroom that connects to the internet with wi-fi. I usually listen to music with this blu-ray player when I get ready in the morning and if you put a cd, dvd or blu-ray in, the unit connects with gracepoint and downloads information from the disc and displays in on the TV. So anyway, this morning I stick in one of these cds that I made from a vinyl album and I hop in the shower. When I get out of the shower, I glance up at the TV screen and there is a picture of the album that is playing with track info. So my question is: How in the hell could gracepoint identify an album that I recorded manually like that?
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Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
Robot baby?
that's jsut creepy
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
Isn't this from the So Long, Farewell song in The Sound of Music?
Yes it is. Great movie. Weird photo; like, what if the aliens due to discover our then ancient civilization found this photo and not the DVD?
Candido Godoi, Brazil
Nazi doctor Josef Mengele fled to this part of Brazil after World War II. He was said to have a thing for twins. Oddly, this town now produces 18 times the amount of twins compared to anywhere else in the world.
There is a book about this I read. I think it was one of Jeffery Deaver's more recent Agent Pendergast books. It was very interesting.
