prophetik music

might need to pick this up...you should update your sig now =)

i don't intend to finish, actually. that's why it's not part of my active projects list. i should edit that first post, eh?

http://www.amazon.com/Music-Inspired-Film-Monster-DTS/dp/B0001ADAVU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1226091928&sr=1-1 i'm looking for music similar to this style of stuff. it's AWESOME. kind of electronica without the electronic, if that makes any sense. it's mainly instrumental rock that's really chill and laid-back. also, while we're at it, anything similar to Jakob or Caspian would be appreciated as well. please listen before you make a suggestion, i don't want to go buy a cd and find out it's nothing like what i want.

he's figuring out money. i'll give you his email address in a pm.

i don't have time right now, unfortunately. i've still got the files around on my HD, but i've gotta get some other stuff out of the way first. maybe over christmas break? kyle, if you want, i can send you the files i've got that were finished.

"got broken"? how the hell does that happen? new car? what new car?

uh read the post man

here's what came with the mobo. i kludged it together to start testing the components - everything works, but for goodness sake, it's on the floor! =) it runs really quickly, all told. too bad i can't get imedia to work because i don't know linux for shizz. note the sizes - the drive is almost as big as the board itself. as for a wiring diagram, the psu has one legacy 4-pin, one molex, and one sata connector. both drives are sata, but the caviar blue has a molex on it, so here's how i did it. psu: molex sata y splitter dvd drive p4 hard drive i just can't add anything else that needs power now until i get another splitter, or make one. i know that the electro twister illuminated wire i'm using for along the bottom of the case needs one molex - same with the fans - but i'm curious as to if they're piggyback plugs or if they're just terminal plugs. we'll see.

cpu/mobo combo. you don't really realize how small this thing is until you compare it to something basic. psu. terrible picture, sorry guys! other assorted crap - inverter, power cord, y splitter, and p4 cord.

what happened last year? i seem to remember your car being pretty broke the year we drove in...was that magfest 5? i don't remember.

refurbished.

norly, his car's generally fine, but that back seat eats babies.

the fan is actually quite quiet. i'm planning on undervolting/lowering the speed of the other fans as well anyways, too, so it should be fine. parts came in today, and it seems to run xubuntu pretty well. anyone know imedia linux at all, though? i installed it, and it went fine - but it went to a grub boot loader after that, and i don't know squat about grub or how to tell it to boot. anyone know anything about linux

it works. and it's already been downloaded like 30 times =) i might give this a shot after i actually start the game (on the schedule for over christmas break currently).

guess this is why i'm not a scientist.

i don't get what's the issue. the oxygen inside the bottle is being used up, therefore reducing the pressure inside the bottle. the balloon gets sucked into the bottle because the pressure inside is less than the atmospheric pressure outside. did i miss something?

so they didn't have to develop another one? that's what i'm thinking. i might just go with one fan to leave the jewel intact - i'm more worried about heat from the lights and the hard drive than anything from the board itself.

so, i bought some green plexi today to back the nameplate that's going on the top of the case, as well as some LEDs and the accompanying resistors i'll need to light it up. i also picked up an electrotwister set (illuminated wire) that's going to rim the bottom of the case. gollgagh set me up with a sick titletext that i'll carve into the top of the box and backlight with said leds.

updated... edit: HA! it WORKED!

updated (why can't that word be ten characters? )

updated as of sobou.

so, officially, here's the current parts list. from mini-box.com: D945GCLF2 motherboard/cpu (89$) molex splitter cable (allows for fans, hard drive, and dvd drive) (2$) 4-pin p4 cable (needed for this system board) (2$) picoPSU-120 power kit (cord, transformer, and psu) (55$) from newegg: wd caviar blue 80g hard drive (40$) dvd rom, since i don't need to burn discs on this machine (23$) ddr2-gg7 pc5300 ram, one stick, 2 gb (30$) including the 25$ for the box originally, that puts me at a total of 266 or so, assuming my math is right (148+93+25). pretty awesome, all told. i might still get a video card, which would necessitate another psu, but that's just a possibility. a usb video card might be in the works too.

have you seen those vids? japanese girls do anything. of course the whole country is nsfw.

sorry, i'll fix that now.

that said, i love the use of the whole tone scale throughout ff7. it's a great sound that nobou uses a lot.