We did a better job at drexel, seeding at 9th place. We actually won the "Judges Award" at Anapolis, not the "Best Rookie Team" (which I don't think exists anyway.) At Drexel, we won the "Best Seeded Rookie Team", and the "Rookie All Star."
Here in Atlanta, we were in the Newton division. We seeded 21st.
I recognize half those things (perticularly the CPU fan and the soda can "graveyard") as part of my life at some point in time, and I'm sure other/.ers can as well. Like I said, these guys are reel cool.
Don't vandalize wikis. I know microsoft is evil and plan 9 sounds like the dumbest thing ever, but hey, if they want to hang out and play developer involvement, why not let em?
http://sharph.net/track6.ogg http://sharph.net/ Mixdown-1.ogg (needs major mixing)
A couple tracks I'm working on. Created with open source software. I've worked with so called professional synths like FL Studio, and rebirth, and tried various VSTs, I find I prefer my open source stuff a lot better.
I'm not sure how this keyboard works to communicate with software, but you might be able to get it to work with the Linux softsynths like SSM and zynaddsubfx (and record with ardour.)
But that aside, I think you're missing the point. This isn't just a synth. Its a workstation... With a computer in it.
I'm sick and tired of all the Korg Triton crap and blah, but this computer/keyboard seems more than that IMO. As in you can write your own stuff for it. (However, shut up with all the Open crap, OpenLabs, if you're running XP and calling your keyboard non-propriatary.... which you are.)
My guess is that PS2 and xbox are just thought of as the more popular systems, and I'm not saying thats good, and I'm not saying its bad, but the general idea is that GC is a "kid frendly, non killographic" system. Which is partly true.
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Yeah... Except with a lowercase E.
We did a better job at drexel, seeding at 9th place. We actually won the "Judges Award" at Anapolis, not the "Best Rookie Team" (which I don't think exists anyway.) At Drexel, we won the "Best Seeded Rookie Team", and the "Rookie All Star."
Here in Atlanta, we were in the Newton division. We seeded 21st.
- Sharp
If you don't want your e-mail to be read by others, don't use PLAINTEXT!!!
Instead use PGP or some open variant.
Sending ANY e-mail via plaintext is almost like using "family-channel" walkie talkies. Anybody (within an area/network) could be listening.
Todays music sucks.
its been said a zillion times, and i'll say it again.
support local music
support independent music
support magnatune
if you REALLY like music thats what you'll do.
- sharp
Or it could be the people just boycotting the RIAA. Theres too much good indie stuff out and not much great stuff from the major labels.
To the RIAA: maybe your sales are down because you suck.
everybody should go here: www.downhillbattle.org
- Sharp
Wow, they are reel cool.
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/.ers can as well. Like I said, these guys are reel cool.
http://channel9.msdn.com/ShowForum.aspx?ForumID
I recognize half those things (perticularly the CPU fan and the soda can "graveyard") as part of my life at some point in time, and I'm sure other
Don't vandalize wikis. I know microsoft is evil and plan 9 sounds like the dumbest thing ever, but hey, if they want to hang out and play developer involvement, why not let em?
The Privacy Song, by Three Dead Trolls in a Baggie. Listen to it.
Why not just use AC3 or OGG, which both have multichannel support?
http://www.pawfal.org/Software/SSM/
It depends on your definition of multitrack.
Its not a audio sequencer like Ardour is. You can have multiple tracks, but only one sample, region--whatever you want to call it, per track.
It is enough to crossfade songs into eachother, to add voice overs, but not enough to make music, IMO.
No its not a sequencer, but you could argue about the multitrack part. It does a lot more than Soundforge does in terms of multitrack.
Oh, and Ardour can be COMPLETELY graphical if you use qjackctl. Makes configuring it a whole lot simpler too.
Check out SSM, its way better than gAlan.
Audio samples at unit-e.sharph.net.
Is that most people use linux. Followed by Windows users, then FreeBSD, then MacOSX.
I'm not interested in these kinds of statastics. I want ratios.
I don't always agree with ESR...on a lot of things...
But I have to side with him on this one. Phipps arguement isn't valid at all.
Phipps says Sun is taking risks. WHAT RISKS?
Just because Java Desktop RUNS on linux, does NOT make it open source.
And this just goes to show that they do NOT understand Open Source, as the responce suggests.
ESR wasn't comparing Java to perl/python, but suggesting that we would be limited to those if Sun does not open up Java.
But yeah, the thing that ticks me off the most is that they say they understand Open Source.
Oh come on. Don't tell me you've never acted a little stupid for light humor. (Like "I deleted the internet" or similar.)
If you haven't, well, you need to take life less seriously.
And in general you need to take slashdot users less seriously.
This kinda stuff starting to pop up more often is the reason I've been posting to slashdot less and less.
You sure about that?
Tech licence lets you mess around in wireless net band?
1500 watts?
sharp@bart sharp $ hostx caldera.com
caldera.com A 216.250.128.12
sharp@bart sharp $ hostx sco.com
sco.com A 216.250.128.12
That might explain it.
Ha.
I'd like to see britney spears, backstreet boys, nsync, and all those other TRL hits put together a committie.
"a program that lets attackers connect to infected machines, install malicious software or steal files."
So a RAT, in other (shorter) terms.
ooh ooh ouch ouch.
/ Mixdown-1.ogg (needs major mixing)
http://sharph.net/track6.ogg
http://sharph.net
A couple tracks I'm working on. Created with open source software. I've worked with so called professional synths like FL Studio, and rebirth, and tried various VSTs, I find I prefer my open source stuff a lot better.
And Logic? Why logic?
Kraftwerk, or the keyboard?
I can imagine kraftwerk would use somthing like this.
I just do all my synthesis in spiralsynthmodular and zynaddsubfx. Its ReallyOpen(TM)
I'm not sure how this keyboard works to communicate with software, but you might be able to get it to work with the Linux softsynths like SSM and zynaddsubfx (and record with ardour.)
But that aside, I think you're missing the point. This isn't just a synth. Its a workstation... With a computer in it.
I'm sick and tired of all the Korg Triton crap and blah, but this computer/keyboard seems more than that IMO. As in you can write your own stuff for it. (However, shut up with all the Open crap, OpenLabs, if you're running XP and calling your keyboard non-propriatary.... which you are.)
Snoring silencer: Sweet dreams are made of these. I am looking at you through a camera!
I'm sorry. I don't get the irony.
My guess is that PS2 and xbox are just thought of as the more popular systems, and I'm not saying thats good, and I'm not saying its bad, but the general idea is that GC is a "kid frendly, non killographic" system. Which is partly true.
Whatever happened to a short and speedy trial?
This SCO thing's been going on for a little less then a year now.