The Pezman

This mix is taking me to a Higher Ground.

Oh wow, when did the forums get this balls-awesome upgrade? I'll be there in a staff suite, per usual, and look forward to partying with y'all.

Perhaps, but I do think you're missing out on a major opportunity to really help inform listeners. If I may: Completely totally definitely techno Not techno but dubstep so who gives a shit? Skrillex Techno breakbeat percussion but has violins in it for some reason? DDR Soundtrack Techno with a bassline that is kind of the same but kind of different from another techno song. The lines are kind of blurred on this one Sounds REALLY AWESOME on ecstasy

I'll see you fools there, but per usual, I've got a staff suite so my name's not on the block.

Reminds me of

Hello friends. It's been a long time since I've been on the forums. Those of you who have seen me in person know that I stay involved, but I've also gotten super busy with lots of other commitments. And that is actually why I'm messaging you today: I am a part of a project called ReACTor, a social innovation project currently in the semfinals of the TEDx Fulbright Social Innovation Challenge. There's lot more information available on the site, but long story short it's a mobile gaming app to help encourage activism around news stories people care about. If we get enough votes, we can present this at the upcoming TEDx Fulbright event in DC. Please vote for us, and pass it along to your friends as well. Technically, you're supposed to like the Fulbright Association page first, but those who don't want to do that can just say they did and enter their email. This is the Fulbright Association, so they're not in the habit of spamming people and making a buck off your address. I figure you guys would be interested in this because, y'know, gaming. The deadline for voting is midnight on Sunday the 30th (tomorrow as of this posting). Once the contest is over, I'll change this post to one about social innovation in general.

Good thing it's alive, too, because I had a question: I downloaded and installed this on my Mac a little while ago, but I've never really opened it or fooled around with it. But just today, I checked out the process threads because my computer seemed to be making a lot of noise with the small amount of activity I was doing on it. Sure enough, FAHCore was running at something like 300%, and the process would always return whenever I canceled it. As I mentioned, I haven't opened the FAH software for months, so I don't know why the thread would be running, but I didn't want the thread to be running without my say-so, so I uninstalled it. I'd be interested in running FAH at night when I'm not using my computer, but I want to enable and disable the software at will. Is that possible, and if so, how?

How are we figuring out when/where to meet? I have most of your numbers, but it would be good to know if things are planned out ahead of time.

Yup. Nope. Yup. No, no, what I meant was if that encoding/decoding the chipfiles can be done with Javascript (though I looked in your code and wasn't exactly sure where that was happening), then it shouldn't be difficult to replicate it with Objective-C.

OKay, this is insane. If you can get it working with Javascript, I would love to see if we couldn't port it to desktop. The only option I have for Mac is a tad limited...

Ah yes. I haven't been on the forums much lately but duh, I'll be there. I don't think I'll need rooming as I'll be paneling/volunteering my way to a free one. But I want to jam out like there is no fucking tomorrow, with drums and some keys.

See you in 18 years.

You know I'm in. But nobody else can get their rear in gear...

I like how the "masturbation" checkbox has a small x in it.

Oh wow, it's been, like, a while since I've come round these parts. Grad school will do that to you, I guess. I just finished up my first semester at Georgetown's Communication, Culture & Technology program. The final assignment for my Network Technologies & Society class was to write a science fiction story using a number of the words and concepts we had discussed in class (that's what the underlined words are, before anyone asks). As some of you may know, I've had a story idea kicking around my skull for years, so I took this opportunity to finally put my fingers to the keys and write a condensed version. If you have an interest in technology, properties of the brain, or just want to support me, I think you'll find it an entertaining read. However, since the thing is 25+ pages long, there is no way in the Higgs-Boson I am posting it here. So we're gonna have to rely on that clankety old "EE-lec-tron-ic mail" stuff y'all may remember. Indicate your interest, and provide your email if I can't stalk your forum profile and find it there.

Anyone want to get the list of hotel roommates started? I need to figure out which of you I'm shacking up with this year.

I will actually be on a panel there this year, working with Josephine Dorado (who moderated the Fair Use Day panel earlier this year).

Sorry to necro this, but it seems the link is no longer working. P.S. Did this ever get mentioned before?

A big issue with that emptiness is that I hear no bass. That's particularly glaring.

Babycastles does this for all their games. Except they use custom cabinets and Mad Catz type controllers.

For sale: One (1) softmodded Wii system plus peripherals, which include: All standard cables & equipment (oversized plastic wiimote jackets, composite cables, standard infrared emitter, etc.) Component cable (the one with three separate channels for video) Battery-powered infrared emitter (that you don't have to attach to the Wii) Wii Sports foam peripherals that can be attached to the Wii (golf club, bat, etc.) Two (2) Wiimotes with: Standard Nunchuck attachments Slim-fitting jackets (much better than the standard ones, trust me) Rechargeable battery packs & a recharge station Asking $220 for the whole shebang. I also have several storage media with all sorts of ready-to-play games that I've tested on my Wii many times over, but selling those will have to be a one-on-one negotiation.

Gotta find me a Windows machine...

It's both. There were two sets of video and audio clips. One video had one set of audio, and another video had another set of audio. I import all the video clips into my project, which of course meant the audio was attached to them. I want to maintain the audio from ONE of the clips, while overlaying the video from the OTHER clip, all from within iMovie.