Would be more intelligent to invest some money to give the kids some places and opportunities, instead of chasing them around. A club, workshop or hackerspace for instance.
Whats the deal? In Germany its recently discussed that gouvernment intends to develop a virus to spy on their OWN citizens, google for Bundestrojaner...
Second life is certainly not the first of its kind nor doing something new. Others systems like Blaxxun have done it in the 90s which was big fun but way ahead of its time. The second Life marketing machine trys to rewrite history but its plain wrong.
A nice distro is http://64studio.com/ for 64 bit cpus but also available for 32 bit. I get at least as low as 2ms latency which I never got either on Windows nor OS 9/ OSX, maybe less is possible but I didnt dare so far.
Further sequencing: Muse http://www.muse-sequencer.org/
Linux can do professional grade audio and is often used by academic musicians. The Jack audiosystem adds an flexibility which is missing on other platforms (except its now available for OSX and soon Windows).
I am a musican who switched from Windows via OSX to Linux because Linux got some advanced audio features way beyond, its the Jack audiosystem http://jackaudio.org/ which is recently ported to OSX too and soon on Windows, or maybe not because of the Vista protection scheme. It let me easily connect audiosoftware on the same computer like a modular synthesizer/ studio, easier then ReWire or Soundflower ever could do. With http://64studio.com/ I run now a lowlatency 64bit system which is incredible for live performance and recording, feeling like my hardwaresynthesizers regarding timing and snappyness. In the last years a lot of advances happend in the Linux media scene and a whole parallel universum is alive there, which is suppressed by the gatekeepers but alive and growing anyway.
I wonder if I am the only one who finds the new series a little bit over-emotional? There are many scenes which touches a bit to much like in Fathers Day or Roses departure, are kids these day so raw that they need to use such dramatic hammer? Maybe I should try Prozac but the older, classic episodes werent that pathetic. Anyway I am happy BBC continued Dr.Who...
its meant for artists so it must be good for kids too, its javabased Multimedia IDE with simplified Java and instant gratification: http://www.proce55ing.org/
A reason could be interactive mediainstallation. I did something like that with alarm pads and a hacked gamecontroller for much less but only 5 points of interaction in this project:
http://block4.com/fps
Another project from Canada with a higher resolution than mine:
http://tapiton.drone.ws/en/index.html
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Yeah, she did also the breathtaking soundtrack to Clockwork Orange. And of course the Switch On Bach from 1968 which was groundbreaking, so much that everyone has to get a Moog Modular and spit out another redundant and goofy electronic rendition of classic pieces which usally results in total kitsch and artistic desaster.
And she had one piece on Kubricks Shining, a very dark short drone.
The ignorance of the drm really scares me. It makes clear that the silent tactic of introducing socalled trusted computing step by step actually works. I really would like to love Apple and get one of the MacBookPros but no way I spend money on this. People, take care, but maybe its to late already. What do you need to wake up? How about 'trusted' harddisk?
https://www.trustedcomputinggroup.org/groups/stora ge/Storage_Use_Case_Whitepaper_v07.pdf
Microsoft is doing something simular with their managed code stuff in the.NET Framework. Although there might be some benefits in certain cases I don't want to be forced to another layer from hardware while coding just because they dont get their OS right. As a coder I want to exploit all ressources to write speedy applications and not software which runs at 70%-80%. When I want to write VM applications I choose Java, when I need to do the real thing, I use C/C++ and maybe some Assembler thrown in. But picture a nanny trusted computing safe brave new world where you not allowed to peek and poke into registers as you wish, a nightmare.
catchy names bears the risk of getting sued. Sometimes by people who stole the name and register it or by ones who holdes simular names but you didn't had the time to find out beforehand.
When do they learn that? Hits can't be predicted, its more a question of the right song in the right moment reaching the right people in the right mood (you see, lots of parameters, easy to miss the sweet spot). Ignorrance of that fact and that huge CD sales in 80s and 90s come from us people replacing/ double our record collection by rebuying stuff on digital media explains why the sales numbers are going down, if they went down really, who knows.
I had simular problems with a mousearm, I couldn't use it that rodent anymore without pain too and doctors not have been very helpful. My solution was using graphic tablet with pen input which seems more natural.
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Would be more intelligent to invest some money to give the kids some places and opportunities, instead of chasing them around. A club, workshop or hackerspace for instance.
so thats the meaning behind 'getting boned'
Whats the deal? In Germany its recently discussed that gouvernment intends to develop a virus to spy on their OWN citizens, google for Bundestrojaner...
Second life is certainly not the first of its kind nor doing something new. Others systems like Blaxxun have done it in the 90s which was big fun but way ahead of its time. The second Life marketing machine trys to rewrite history but its plain wrong.
A nice distro is http://64studio.com/ for 64 bit cpus but also available for 32 bit. I get at least as low as 2ms latency which I never got either on Windows nor OS 9/ OSX, maybe less is possible but I didnt dare so far.
Further sequencing: Muse
http://www.muse-sequencer.org/
wired looks promising but seems a bit hard to get it running
http://wired.epitech.net/
Linux can do professional grade audio and is often used by academic musicians. The Jack audiosystem adds an flexibility which is missing on other platforms (except its now available for OSX and soon Windows).
For mastering Jamin do incredible things:
http://jamin.sourceforge.net/en/about.html
Cheers, Malte
I am a musican who switched from Windows via OSX to Linux because Linux got some advanced audio features way beyond, its the Jack audiosystem http://jackaudio.org/ which is recently ported to OSX too and soon on Windows, or maybe not because of the Vista protection scheme. It let me easily connect audiosoftware on the same computer like a modular synthesizer/ studio, easier then ReWire or Soundflower ever could do. With http://64studio.com/ I run now a lowlatency 64bit system which is incredible for live performance and recording, feeling like my hardwaresynthesizers regarding timing and snappyness. In the last years a lot of advances happend in the Linux media scene and a whole parallel universum is alive there, which is suppressed by the gatekeepers but alive and growing anyway.
reminds me of Nokias Snake or Intellivisions Snafu so what is the deal?
I wonder if I am the only one who finds the new series a little bit over-emotional? There are many scenes which touches a bit to much like in Fathers Day or Roses departure, are kids these day so raw that they need to use such dramatic hammer? Maybe I should try Prozac but the older, classic episodes werent that pathetic. Anyway I am happy BBC continued Dr.Who...
its meant for artists so it must be good for kids too, its javabased Multimedia IDE with simplified Java and instant gratification:
http://www.proce55ing.org/
so we have to see badly made 3D goldfishs in videos and on covers for Techno/Ambient music for the next 10 years?
A reason could be interactive mediainstallation. I did something like that with alarm pads and a hacked gamecontroller for much less but only 5 points of interaction in this project: http://block4.com/fps Another project from Canada with a higher resolution than mine: http://tapiton.drone.ws/en/index.html
Yeah, she did also the breathtaking soundtrack to Clockwork Orange. And of course the Switch On Bach from 1968 which was groundbreaking, so much that everyone has to get a Moog Modular and spit out another redundant and goofy electronic rendition of classic pieces which usally results in total kitsch and artistic desaster.
And she had one piece on Kubricks Shining, a very dark short drone.
a free releasei ation/trans002.php
http://www.bremsstrahlung-recordings.org/transrad
The ignorance of the drm really scares me. It makes clear that the silent tactic of introducing socalled trusted computing step by step actually works. I really would like to love Apple and get one of the MacBookPros but no way I spend money on this. People, take care, but maybe its to late already. What do you need to wake up? How about 'trusted' harddisk? https://www.trustedcomputinggroup.org/groups/stora ge/Storage_Use_Case_Whitepaper_v07.pdf
how about a Digi-Comp
http://www.mindsontoys.com/kits.htm?dc1_main.htm
teaching the basics.
Microsoft is doing something simular with their managed code stuff in the .NET Framework. Although there might be some benefits in certain cases I don't want to be forced to another layer from hardware while coding just because they dont get their OS right. As a coder I want to exploit all ressources to write speedy applications and not software which runs at 70%-80%. When I want to write VM applications I choose Java, when I need to do the real thing, I use C/C++ and maybe some Assembler thrown in. But picture a nanny trusted computing safe brave new world where you not allowed to peek and poke into registers as you wish, a nightmare.
As I wrote in another Apple thread before, there is a Infenion TPM chip onboard and its activated. And it seems it can't be switched off...
I read somewhere else its activated and can't be switched off. Thank you Apple!
Sources: http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/68398 (in German, sorry)
catchy names bears the risk of getting sued. Sometimes by people who stole the name and register it or by ones who holdes simular names but you didn't had the time to find out beforehand.
here you go:r s/node27.html
0 Guitar_20Simulation_20Gloves
http://ccrma.stanford.edu/CCRMA/Courses/252/senso
and more air guitar:
http://www.halfbakery.com/idea/Electronic_20Air_2
Pornolizer http://www.pornolize.com/
When do they learn that? Hits can't be predicted, its more a question of the right song in the right moment reaching the right people in the right mood (you see, lots of parameters, easy to miss the sweet spot). Ignorrance of that fact and that huge CD sales in 80s and 90s come from us people replacing/ double our record collection by rebuying stuff on digital media explains why the sales numbers are going down, if they went down really, who knows.
Cheers...
more interesting is, that this child song became #1 charts hit AFTER everybody downloaded it via p2p.
some more guys done that with via Epia boards, here is a german community: http://www.car-pc.info/ and here is a special version of Gentoo for Epia: http://www.epios.net/
I had simular problems with a mousearm, I couldn't use it that rodent anymore without pain too and doctors not have been very helpful. My solution was using graphic tablet with pen input which seems more natural.
Cheers,
Kombinat