Replies to l1ghtsword, page 239
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@ryanjjjj The official cost of becoming a Canadian: 2 vials of seal's blood, 1 pair of moose antlers, 4 curling rocks, 10 hockey pucks, 5 hockey pucks and a mounty's hat.
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@ryanjjjj winter winter winter ice age.
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@ryanjjjj no, that's frostbite.
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@ryanjjjj I'm sure @yodelerty will agree too! And @renovatedkitchen!
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@ryanjjjj Only if you let them touch the lava.
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@ryanjjjj make sure you get rid of any iPhones first! It's an android only game. :P yay iPhone bashing!
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@ryanjjjj They must taste really good
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@ryanjjjj warning: i am only seventeen, so getting together is probably almost impossible until I start gong to college next year.
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@ryanjjjj HAH but mine is BIGGER THAN YOURS
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Be jelly of my ponies @ryanjjjj http://rainbowdash.net/attachment/204565
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@ryanjjjj I don't know if CD drives have the same capability. You need stepper motors. Besides, CD drives are still useful.
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@ryanjjjj I caused the flashing lights by connecting the drive's "activate" pin to step as well. It's supposed to go to ground, but this looks much nicer.
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@ryanjjjj I used a Rock Band mic for a pretty long time before getting a nice condenser microphone.
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@ryanjjjj I use a microcontroller connected directly and individually to each drive's STEP and DIRECTION pins.
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@ryanjjjj I think we are going to be good friends. You seem to be knowledgeable about computer hardware, my favourite subject.
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@ryanjjjj :P all you need is an Arduino and some technical know how. (AKA wiring things according to a diagram)
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@ryanjjjj if your talking about the floppy drives, i took them off. The sound is louder that way. If your talking about the actual hard drives, I don't need no enclosure.
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@ryanjjjj musical floppy drives. That's why. Look up TheCanadianGamer11 on YouTube to see them in action.
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@ryanjjjj if you look to the far right, you can see my claim to fame: musical floppy drives.
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@ryanjjjj hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
