Beatles, Pink Floyd Engineer Alan Parsons Rips Audiophiles
Alan Parsons, producer, musician and sound engineer of Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon, says audiophiles overpay for equipment while ignoring room acoustics.
Morgan, aka TheTechSource, will be helping to stir the pot and get discussions going so you and your fellow CE pros can discuss the latest products and issues that matter to you.
Check out Morgan’s latest thread, “Trunk Slammer?” and give your two cents.
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I would ask any reader who comes across a link within a post that is completely unrelated to the topic at hand to notify the publisher’s of CE Pro and expose these thieves for attempting to steal free advertising.
In the past few weeks, I have seen ads/links for teeth whitening, dress designing, dog clothing, and discount stock trading.
Keep it up guys… This is not only a threat, but I promise any person trying to pull this crap off any longer that I will most prudently & efficiently ruin your day. Be assured all of you offenders that this sites’ readers are some of the most technologically advanced & skilled people in the business and they too will not let you crap in our backyard.
]]>I saw my IP address on the side of every post. Is this really necessary? You can (and should) keep an IP address for every post, but publishing it out in the open may cause some issues. Example: Mr.NiceGuy responds to a topic from his office. He only has one static IP at the office, where he uses a residential-grade router to surf the Internet and route e-mail to his company server at the office. Unknowingly, he also has port 3389 (Remote Desktop) forwarded to that server so his shabby IT guy (that should have put a VPN in place but took the easy route instead) can assist him remotely. By posting here on CE PRO they have essentially exposed Mr.NiceGuy’s server to an attack as the world now knows where to find their server, and all that has to be done is guess the server’s password. And, if someone put a camera system with no password - now everyone can see the cameras. So yes, Mr.NiceGuy should absolutely secure his system, but CE-Pro should also use information with care and protect its posters’ information. Is this making sense? I don’t mean to stir the pot - I am just looking for an answer.
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