According to this thread and thread, 9,200 objects was the record. Now, I don't know if that is possible to get that many. At least the screen shot with 2,022 items looks legit.
I always use shuffle mode with my playlists. I just like to let the player pick a song for me. The only time I don't use shuffle mode is when I am listening to new tunes.
I have 24 (episode 18 this Sunday night because of Bush's speech last Tuesday night -- see http://www.fox.com/24/), Alias, The Simpsons, Smallville, and Star Trek: Enterprise.:(
HeghmoH: I am pretty careful as well, but I would like to be sure that I didn't overlook something. Spywares are the common ones that are harder to track because I download various softwares to check out.
Are there any free AV programs (opensource would be nice) for MacOS X? I haven't had an AV installed on my PowerBook G4 (over a year) and never had infections. Maybe it is time for me to get an AV. I don't need an AV that runs in the background. I just want to scan and fix. Of course, update often.
I agree that ModPlug should be used. I use its player for MOD, S3M, XM, 669, etc. weekly. In fact, I am using it right now to listen to a MOD song. It is a great Windows player for headphones and nice speaker setup!
From what I read, the sound engine is still pretty much the same in 2.x, 3.x., and 5.x. This is excluding the sound plugins for enhancements. I still use v2.91 since it still works well and I don't see anything in 5.x that I need.
I am currently using SeeBorg and I name him Homer (J. Simpsons). Most of the times he say stupid nonsense stuff, and he does learn to read IRC conversations. He records every IRC lines into a file, LINES.TXT, where he will randomly use phrases to say something. He will blurt out something one out of ten chances after someone else says something. If you call his name, then he will mostly reply back.
I used to use Alice, but the IRC script was very buggy and tended to hog CPU so I dropped her.:)
I usually work from 10 AM to 7 PM in Santa Monica where I work. I travel about 35 miles (one way) through 10 and 60 FWYs (carpooling with someone). It doesn't seem to matter what time we leave (8 AM/9 AM) and (6 PM/7 PM) on week days. Even at 10:30 AM/7:30 PM, the traffic is still slow. The best hours seem to be like 11 AM and 8 PM or later.
However, I have to be in the office by 11:00 AM sharp and meetings usually start at that hour. Also, I wouldn't have any time to prepare my workday (e.g., read e-mails, use restrooms, etc.).:(
Los Angeles traffic really sucks! Our commutes are usually over an hour to two hours (one way)! Without traffic (really rare like on a holiday), 40 minutes!
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According to this thread and thread, 9,200 objects was the record. Now, I don't know if that is possible to get that many. At least the screen shot with 2,022 items looks legit.
I always use shuffle mode with my playlists. I just like to let the player pick a song for me. The only time I don't use shuffle mode is when I am listening to new tunes.
I have 24 (episode 18 this Sunday night because of Bush's speech last Tuesday night -- see http://www.fox.com/24/), Alias, The Simpsons, Smallville, and Star Trek: Enterprise. :(
Does Trillian support it as a plug-in?
Did you know Mars has peeps? ;)
JediTrainer: Probably. Someone else pointed that out earlier this morning as well. I am surprise the Web site (not mine) is handling the demand well.
JediTrainer: Are you sure? It works for me when it takes me to: http://www.movie-list.net/mlst2k2/spider-man-tease r1.mov
e r1.move r1.mov ...
I can even use wget:
[antdude@somewhere download]$ wget http://www.movie-list.net/mlst2k2/spider-man-teas
--12:19:29-- http://www.movie-list.net/mlst2k2/spider-man-teas
=> `spider-man-teaser1.mov'
Resolving www.movie-list.net... 64.246.36.140, 66.98.166.22, 216.40.230.10,
Connecting to www.movie-list.net[64.246.36.140]:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 22,382,679 [video/quicktime]
You can still download it from here. I personally thought it was an awesome teaser. Too bad 9/11 had to happen. :(
HeghmoH: I am pretty careful as well, but I would like to be sure that I didn't overlook something. Spywares are the common ones that are harder to track because I download various softwares to check out.
Are there any free AV programs (opensource would be nice) for MacOS X? I haven't had an AV installed on my PowerBook G4 (over a year) and never had infections. Maybe it is time for me to get an AV. I don't need an AV that runs in the background. I just want to scan and fix. Of course, update often.
Thank you in advance.
Do I know you, Reziac?
I don't think ModPlug is open sourced.
I would love to see the bot conducting an entire orchestra at the Tokyo Philharmonic Society. Here is a photograph.
I agree that ModPlug should be used. I use its player for MOD, S3M, XM, 669, etc. weekly. In fact, I am using it right now to listen to a MOD song. It is a great Windows player for headphones and nice speaker setup!
From what I read, the sound engine is still pretty much the same in 2.x, 3.x., and 5.x. This is excluding the sound plugins for enhancements. I still use v2.91 since it still works well and I don't see anything in 5.x that I need.
DVDIdle isn't free though. Same TVTools AFAIK. Is there a freeware alternative?
TVTool isn't free, is it? Are there any free tools that is free to allow to view DVDs on TV?
True, but what if you need the updated drivers for games?
Yep, need to upgrade drivers for games mainly. :(
You call 7:22 AM a night? :)
Are they in a museum or Google's vault? ;)
I am currently using SeeBorg and I name him Homer (J. Simpsons). Most of the times he say stupid nonsense stuff, and he does learn to read IRC conversations. He records every IRC lines into a file, LINES.TXT, where he will randomly use phrases to say something. He will blurt out something one out of ten chances after someone else says something. If you call his name, then he will mostly reply back.
:)
I used to use Alice, but the IRC script was very buggy and tended to hog CPU so I dropped her.
I always liked these Star Wars games for dynamic music (songs change as you play). Even MIDI was dynamic back then.
jvalenzu: The problem is my hours. I have to be there between 11:00 AM and 5:00 PM.
I usually work from 10 AM to 7 PM in Santa Monica where I work. I travel about 35 miles (one way) through 10 and 60 FWYs (carpooling with someone). It doesn't seem to matter what time we leave (8 AM /9 AM) and (6 PM/7 PM) on week days. Even at 10:30 AM/7:30 PM, the traffic is still slow. The best hours seem to be like 11 AM and 8 PM or later.
:(
However, I have to be in the office by 11:00 AM sharp and meetings usually start at that hour. Also, I wouldn't have any time to prepare my workday (e.g., read e-mails, use restrooms, etc.).
Los Angeles traffic really sucks! Our commutes are usually over an hour to two hours (one way)! Without traffic (really rare like on a holiday), 40 minutes!
At work, I use the city I am working in. At home, I use the city I am at. I like viewing the weather information. My father uses news.google.com. :)