prophetik music

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i'll do that - it's a good point. i don't know enough about macs to really be able to say anything specific.

how long did it take for you to get the settings right so that all the knobs worked? i've tried a zillion enigma preset banks and haven't gotten one to work right yet.

it looked like a keyrig 61 of some sort, but it had more than 8 knobs so i knew it couldn't be that. plus, m-audio boards don't play nice with fl, as far as i've seen =( bad considering i own an axiom 49.

my wife and i honeymooned at VA beach. being a new york driver, i'm used to people have some sort of control over the vehicles they drove. not true in any sense of the word. and yet, the few massachusets drivers we saw were the worst of all =) edit: jam stunna, you, as always, are teh awesome! make sure to leave that monitor in nj next time you're there, maybe it'll sink with everything else.

nothing's going to change the fact that you live in a state that's known for whores and cheap entertainment. they filmed the sopranos near you, and that's a bragging point? you'd think NY would get that bad of a rap, but you totally beat them out...and you're proud of it. of course, i'm part of a whole that wants nyc to be a different state so we don't pay taxes that basically just go to support everyone living on the bottom floor of the city, but that's just me.

lovin the arp line on the computer =) what kind of keyboard is that?

oh, hey, i missed this thread. i was going to suggest the x230 until i saw someone else had already done so. i still think you should buy them, since they're a fantastic sounding set of speakers.

i generally keep my windows volume at 75%. there's no difference, from a speaker's standpoint, since the volume control adjustment comes before the speaker anyways. but if you blast windows' sound to the max all the time, it'll clip a little coming out of the computer, adding a little distortion to the sound - which is annoying. keeping windows at 75% generally fixes this issue.

insert obligitory nj joke here

except that the game hasn't come out in america yet, last time i checked. so the only way to get it is to hack a psp or to play the japanese version. oh, and everyone from ocr owns an nds, not a psp =)

i tried out altavista's image search a while ago. it uses google's same parameters for pictures, and also allows you to search for a specific size for wallpaper - but those sizes are generally too small (or really skinny to fit on a 3 x 17" triple monitor setup)). and their results are atrocious compared to google's, unfortunately.

lies. prophecy obviously did it. i'm looking forward to 2009 for dissidia, riddick, witcher's 360 port/version, and a chance to play a buttload of psp games that i've missed since release. ff13 is pretty exciting, too.

did you reinstall windows or fl anytime recently? i had a similar problem happen to me, and it's related to how windows handles mp3 files. restrictions on the mp3 format mean that you've gotta actually install an mp3 codec system into your computer, and where it goes on install changes occasionally for some reason. fl probably just 'lost' it. try reinstalling your hacked illegal downloaded torrented warez version of fl5 (lol, fl5...what a shitty release. there's a reason 6 came out like two months later) and see if that fixes it. also, if you're in school, fl's got a huge discount with academic pricing websites.

that just has anything larger than 1280x1024, and with the advent of high-res lcd screens there's a ton of these out there. i'm looking for at least 2000x2000 - which is a much smaller amount of pictures to look through. edit: are there any other booleans for larger than 'huge'? edit2: i should point out that a boolean isn't something to stick on the end of an addressed search, but rather a term or symbol to use that'll quantify the current search (ie if you search for mahler NOT gustav, in google that'd be mahler -gustav).

that doesn't seem to work, or else i don't know how to use it. can you link me a search using that boolean?

naw, i'm more about televisions, easier to fence.

only four programs to get that virus off? sounds like you're getting off lucky. the trojan i had, vundo, took eight before it was completely gone, and each program removed a part of it (so none were useless). how much ram does that computer have, and what os is it running? if it's got the overhead (~100 megs, constantly), use norton antivirus 2008/9. it's the only antivirus that prevents suspicious programs from even running, rather than letting them do crazy things and then trying to clean up the mess. it's also 45$ a year for the program's subscription (i can give you the installation/15-day trial if you want to test it, but it's a bitch to get off of your computer if you want to uninstall it). if you don't want to pay, avg's probably the best free antivirus out there, although the best free AV programs are on par with the worst of the purchased software. kaspersky is a good alternative as a paid program.

ugh, i hate posting here everyone has to occasionally, i guess. i'm looking for a way to search for extremely large image files through google image search or some other major search engine. by extremely large, i mean a minimum of 1920x1200, and preferably at least 2000 pixels on each side. is there a boolean that i can add to a google search to allow me to define minimum image size? or is there a search engine that allows me to define that? edit: this is relative to my game memorabilia post - i want to find images i can turn into poster-sized pictures, and 1920x1200 is about 8x6 in a standard picture size. doubling that is as big as i'd prefer to go and still get a good picture, which would be 16x12 - and that's not that bad, that's close to the 11x17 that a smaller poster from a store often is. so the bigger the image, the better.

i'm interested.

hey are we releasing this year?

avira was really popular several years ago, but they haven't really updated their AV program since then. in general, to get rid of most trojans nowadays, you're going to need to download special tools - that's just how it is. normal av programs can't deal with that kind of crap. twext might not be a high-risk virus, but do you know what it does? what if it's a keylogger? do you or your dad use it for buying stuff online? or, what if it's forcing your computer to commit cycles to a botnet?

hell, i don't care if you help with gas =) i'll even hook the bloody thing up for you. i guarantee it'll be worth your money, too.

i agree - last time i got a trojan (a joke from a fellow college student whose computer mysteriously overheated when their cpu fan disappeared a few days later), i just reinstalled windows. just make sure you've got a windows key from your current installation before you format.

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