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Posted by Justin on Wed 06 Nov 2024 at 09:29 from 71.125.233.x

in doing this, I should add, I learned about the "x" operator, and also the r suffix for s/foo/bar/r (returns the copy). and a few other bits

Posted by Tale on Sun 03 Nov 2024 at 04:23 from 77.170.68.x

Perl and maths, cool!

Posted by Justin on Fri 01 Nov 2024 at 09:42 from 71.125.233.x

not sure I care, we'll have to keep the workaround in our code anyway...

Posted by Gio on Fri 01 Nov 2024 at 05:47 from 94.70.25.x

I can confirm this bug as well. Tried to report this via MSVS ``Report a bug'' and landed to bing: what's trending... I gave up at that point, lol.

Thanks for the post and the possible workaround.

Posted by Tale on Fri 01 Nov 2024 at 03:11 from 77.170.68.x

I also forgot exactly where, but a few years back I found a bug with i386 exp() in MSVC, and I did manage to report it (for fun). It was (finally) fixed recently. So reporting it is probably doable, if you really, really want...

Posted by Justin on Sun 27 Oct 2024 at 12:04 from 71.125.233.x

Hah no idea, could've been me or more likely Tom though?

Posted by Alex on Fri 18 Oct 2024 at 13:11 from 172.58.112.x

Ah! Thanks! Now I have my bearings straight! I’ll have to drive out east from North Orange County, California and see if I can catch a glimpse this weekend in the Inland Empire!

Posted by Justin on Thu 17 Oct 2024 at 22:37 from 71.125.233.x

Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn

Posted by Alex on Thu 17 Oct 2024 at 20:57 from 172.58.112.x

Beautiful! What city is this in? I was thinking NYC but the Washington square arch background I think looks different.

Posted by Drew on Mon 14 Oct 2024 at 11:13 from 185.239.189.x

Wow that's beautiful that is!

Happy 1014 and hope you're doing well dude! Been too long.

Posted by Justin on Sat 12 Oct 2024 at 18:14 from 71.125.233.x

I mean, it was really barely noticeable without a photo... if I was out on a walk and nobody told me it was happening, there would have been no way I would've noticed.

Posted by Tale on Sat 12 Oct 2024 at 03:53 from 77.170.68.x

Cool!!1! Apperently it was also visible down here, but sadly I've missed it...

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Posted by Tale on Tue 01 Oct 2024 at 02:20 from 77.170.68.x

Nice!

Posted by Justin G on Mon 30 Sep 2024 at 14:28 from 99.89.94.x

Justin, my name is also Justin. I wish I had a copy of the first winamp webpage. It was at Winamp.LH.net in 96 or 97 and it had no text. I had to press * in Lynx to show images and then download it. It mocked text web browsers, I think you wrote it. I thought it was hilarious.

Good times. Thanks for all the stuff.

Posted by john on Sun 29 Sep 2024 at 06:28 from 5.83.191.x

Yes, very much a "fuck your rules, I make my own torque" situation.

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Posted by Justin on Fri 06 Sep 2024 at 21:47 from 71.125.233.x

lol hah I will pass on your greets, thanks for the reading material

Posted by yes on Thu 05 Sep 2024 at 13:43 from 47.185.56.x

Udio version of beatles revolution number 9

youtu.be/PDDK5Gyzvro

The lyrics: number 9 number 9 number 9 ....

Posted by UDIO music TV channel , enjoy.. on Thu 05 Sep 2024 at 13:16 from 47.185.56.x

rockmeamade.us/mtv_play2.php?code=...

Posted by okay one more on Thu 05 Sep 2024 at 13:08 from 47.185.56.x

THE QUEST 3 rulez..mAnd its suitable for UDIO authoring. Gemini told me it runs somewhere in soeed between a Apple M1 and M2.. Microsoft destroyed AltspaceVR, jerks, it was a great vr community. They started by removing all the alien avatars, so then realworld race became an issue cause you couldn't be a nonhuman.. Then they got rid of full finger articulation so those with xbox motion bar hacks could not use them... Then the for ed everything to Unity, which cannot run on a oculus go without causing it to overheat. I sideloaded minecraft onto my Gos and 60 monsters in a room won't cause a go to overheat, but find me a unity app running on a go that doesn't cause the go to overheat. I skipped the quest 2 from the quest 1, cause the 1 has two seoarate OLED dusplays thus variable ipd, quest 2 had fixed ipd, and is backlit lcd.. Q3 is same, but .. okay gotta make some chiptunes on udio, its what i do best..


your older tgan youve ever been, and now your even old, and now your even older...


You need a vr180 cam,, to bad you cant easily make steregram images of birds.. It doable, put cameras on drones or rc cars..In mt 30s (2003-2008) I used olympus cameras D380 and C750 to make stereograms of everything. The C750 has a supermacro mode with a focal distance of like 3/8ths of an inch.. So I would make stereograms of snowflakes.. It has a 2 in 1 mode tgat can be used to test the stereograms by layering the omages with my eyes.. If you caput a camera on your shoulder as you are riding your bike, you could collect a 3D stereogram of the

Posted by last one on Thu 05 Sep 2024 at 12:53 from 47.185.56.x

I don't play planetside2 anymore, since rogue banned my ps5's machine id..Im not sure, but I think thats what happened. I'd been banned more tgan anyone from the playstation version.. But I've spent at least 6k on that game.. Some of the freek user content is a burlap texture for vehicles.. I had to tell the people there determined not to pay for content, that rogue thinks they are cheap asses, why a burlap texture? Welll if you like porn, many of the vr porn services are offering lifetime memberships. Vrporn is good, slr sux except a stripper studio. I have lifetime memberships to slr and vrporn.. Czechvr is the best, but they dont have a lifetime membership.. Can you believe zuckerberg blew 40 billion on tge metaverse.. Brennan could gave had that thing working in a day..

Posted by kjh on Thu 05 Sep 2024 at 12:44 from 47.185.56.x

I tried to use html link the feed.dog, but it didn't work.. Iuse to plat planetside2, and found out the chat system used html, and found Zi could change the font size. Making the chat useless.. It forced daybreak to filter out the html .. It was fun while it lasted..

Posted by oops on Thu 05 Sep 2024 at 12:40 from 47.185.56.x

feed.dog is all my playlists .. If a video is missing, come back in ten minutes, its all time syncd. I could force the embed to skip the missing video, but then the stream would be out of sync.. I want it to be a shareable experience.

There can be no repeat videos as the index to the playlist internally , is an associative array of the 11 byte youtube video id. I use bookmarklets to extract the videoids from pages when populating a playlist.. Its all hand coded in php, I'd use a framework, but I'm not that organized.. I rarely adjust or update the code. Its costing me $300 a year to keep the site running at godaddy. I once told someone I was so bored, I'd rather be watching my website. The exclaimed "I¡ve never heard of anything so narcissistic in all my life.. Your brothers last name is U... and he made a tank game in opengl on the sgis in a day, to pass the class, with an alice and chains song playing in the background.

Posted by same guy on Thu 05 Sep 2024 at 12:24 from 47.185.56.x

You know youtube cannot put ads on their embeds, cause adsvertisers need a predictable context (ex. trump ad on biden site) and its only on the embed you can set the beginning and ending seconds on each video, if you could do that on youtube's playlists, people could remove credits for videos from playlists.. I'm pretty sure it still can't be done in the playlists on youtube.

So I created a website to take advantage of this and create a simple perpetual feed of video content, so that content is shown without repeats and thus equiprobable. A democracy that works, yay. All my channels of content at feed.org. . I keep a link to github to the last tar file of the entire site, but I'm too lazy to update it. Besides all the useful code is in the clientside javascript.. Roll your own..

Posted by Kiernan Holland on Thu 05 Sep 2024 at 12:11 from 47.185.56.x

oops i post my music to archive.org and put it into public domain. Tell bren, I got some good luck.. Mt father had a thing in his pension program that permits me 3k/mo as long as im ungainfully employed and unmarried.. So I just spend my time fapping off and giving it back to humanity.

Posted by Kiernan Holland on Thu 05 Sep 2024 at 12:05 from 47.185.56.x

Im a college friend of brennans.. Just hunting around for him. I am messing around with UDIO as well. I'm @udiorockmeamadeus on youtube. This is my mtv simulation website RockMeAmade.us . I was wondering if I could use some of your music as input via remix into UDIO, and then take the results of that and post with a CC:PDMk1.0 license like my other UDIO generations. I tell people I don't make music really, its more like catching butterflies or fibding oretty rocks. Im not going to fix my typos, thats proof im not ai, as ai would give you the most likely stuff. I hope Brenns still alive..I havent seen him in two decades, I just know he is your brother..

Posted by leer on Sun 25 Aug 2024 at 09:06 from 62.133.63.x

Justin, Im the child 88 yr born, who listened thousand hours of music in your player, but///Your web player real sukkz.. How about to integrate WebWinAmp?

Posted by Justin on Sat 24 Aug 2024 at 14:10 from 71.125.233.x

why not? doesn't really matter much, very readable either way

Posted by wasereb4 on Thu 22 Aug 2024 at 19:51 from 95.90.106.x

i ++ - first time I've seen it written like this (with a space, rather than i++), why?

Posted by Justin on Wed 22 May 2024 at 09:39 from 71.125.233.x

hah thanks if I need something framed maybe I'll drop by...

Posted by duff92 on Thu 16 May 2024 at 16:18 from 172.254.173.x

NOOOOOOOOOO WWAAAAAAAAAAAAAYY,

I randomly came across your blog because I was talking about the whipping the llama's ass sound track from winamp and I looked it up and got to your wiki page that had the link to here.

I LITERALLY work across the street from the Greenwood cemetery at 770 5th. If you live or work close to here, please feel free to drop by. Ask for Eli

Posted by duff92 on Thu 16 May 2024 at 16:13 from 172.254.173.x

Nice pic man!

Posted by Justin on Thu 02 May 2024 at 17:30 from 71.125.233.x

we decided to turn off our server, because running it involved so, so, so many packages and the supply chain risk alone seemed too great.

Posted by Tristan on Wed 01 May 2024 at 14:11 from 66.130.100.x

Hello, would love to follow you on mastodon, but that link is no longer working!
Peace :)

Posted by Gio on Wed 17 Apr 2024 at 12:45 from 94.70.12.x

Optics people are amazing but are not computer people. It would be interesting for a comparison with a CRT monitor and also in printed form. In motion pictures it is always suprising for me how much satisfaction I derive from a technicolor movie despite its age.

Posted by rob on Thu 04 Apr 2024 at 00:04 from 70.188.240.x

so the world needs a drag and drop dialog editor of old. like the visual basic 6 era. godot maybe close.

Posted by crusher on Mon 01 Apr 2024 at 15:21 from 94.21.48.x

Ungodly crap! I've not used resource compiler since like win98?
Guess that has to do with only the compiler being "free" and not wanting to pirate the IDE..
You may try "RisohEditor" that is open source, 3MB compiled.
(No idea how "good" it may be compared to anything else, I am not using Windows for a decade now, unless have to.)

Posted by toqer on Tue 27 Feb 2024 at 14:19 from 71.204.187.x

I came here looking for images of the crucfx, and saw you're going through some of the same old man pains I am. Go easy on your legs, once you got gravel in those knees it can be a real downer on activity.

Posted by Justin on Mon 19 Feb 2024 at 15:24 from 71.125.233.x

Ray Miller 50k would be great! Mostly similar course without the grueling extra bit :)

Posted by Ben on Sun 11 Feb 2024 at 12:47 from 76.158.221.x

Enjoyed this race report and your ray miller 50/50 report from last year. Has me thinking about doing the RayMiller 50k.

Posted by Jack on Sat 10 Feb 2024 at 07:53 from 138.199.15.x

Really enjoyed reading this post!

Posted by Justin on Sun 07 Jan 2024 at 20:15 from 71.125.233.x

hah well I've since given up on VC6 at least... but yeah having all of these implementation-defined questions doesn't inspire confidence for me either!

Posted by Gio on Sun 07 Jan 2024 at 18:38 from 94.70.23.x

It's not only that with STL: Is std::vector continuous memory in VC6? Does std::unique_ptr destruct in the correct order in VC11? Are atomics fast in VC11? Does the std::find give the correct result all the time in VC11? Are template aliases in the delivered implementation of C++11 standard in VC11? Why std::thread leaks the last decade? And the questions go on and on... I mean those compilers have a life-cycle for 10 years in theory because in reality it's a totally different story. Never had any questions with WDL, it's old but inspires confidence.

Posted by Gio on Sun 07 Jan 2024 at 14:35 from 94.70.23.x

Also, STL is full of pitfalls: if you know them you can write good software if not well good luck. I like to separate the programming idioms, I would describe C and C-style C++ as high performance, systems programming and equal for the most part -- but STL and Modern C++ I would address them as budget performance or cheapness depending the mood.

Posted by Gio on Sun 07 Jan 2024 at 11:56 from 94.70.23.x

Exactly that - my preference for WDL is that it is based on reality without much happening behind the scenes. You mostly use real constructs like a pointer, etc. What you see is what you get. Lately I started an experimental project with STL but I have to say that it is not a satisfactory experience compared to WDL. For me it looks like that the old style/methods still produce the best results. STL is not that bad but...

Posted by Tale on Sun 07 Jan 2024 at 06:04 from 77.170.68.x

Yeah, C++03 for the win, and no STL please! That being said, sometimes when communicating with other software (e.g. audio plugin APIs) I do have to use C++11 and/or STL, and then of course does its job just fine. But I also tend to avoid STL, and most other C++ "modernisms".

Posted by Justin on Tue 21 Nov 2023 at 19:22 from 71.105.40.x

hah, ok easy enough to sign it, build updated. (signed the installer but not the contents).

Posted by ScuzzyEye on Tue 21 Nov 2023 at 07:57 from 66.242.112.x

I saw a plug-in developer on Twitter testing arm64EC builds of plug-ins. I said there was a test build of Reaper. They expressed interesting in checking it out, but didn't like the non-signed installer. If you get the signing sorted out, and make another build, I'll point them to it again.