@omni
This account is banned, somehow. Can't contact anyone to delete it.
If a mod/admin comes accross this, delete the account. If you are not an admin or mod and know me, my XMPP is mlatylorxu [AT] neko [DOT] im. Yes, you can add me.
Notices by Omni (omni), page 239
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@killerkiwi117 I'm sorry, I'm in a geeky mood :P
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@killerkiwi117 But awesome is a window manager, I use it myself at times: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Awesome_(window_manager) :P
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@cavatina A daemon is a background process that waits for other processes or programs to tell it what to do. It generally doesn't do anything out of itself.
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@killerkiwi117 awesome is a dynamic window manager for the X Window System developed in the C and Lua programming languages. The latter is also used for configuring and extending the window manager. Its development began as a fork of dwm.[3] It aims to be extremely small and fast, yet extensively customizable and make it possible for the user to productively manage windows with the use of keyboard.
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@cavatina Music Player Daemon is an server for playing music. You install it on your PC and it then broadcasts music in the ways you want it to. Either over your preferred sound system, ShoutCast, IceCast, a built-in HTTP server or multiple of those. It uses a very minimal amount of resources, and you use a client to manage what it does with music. I personally have mine set up to both play locally over OSS (Open Sound System) and broadcast over HTTP so, whenever my computer is on, I can always listen to my music. To make sure it's always playing, I have another daemon running to keep the playlist 20 items long at any time.
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@cavatina Gnome Music Player Client. It's a client for MPD (Music Player Daemon).
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I love how the "Similar Songs" feature in GMPC (a music player) works with most of my songs, but just says "Unavailable" when listening to Experimental Ambient or Noise.
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>Error verifying humanity - Okay, Steam, that's fine...
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@derpyshy Thanks for making me lose~
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@derpyshy Likes what?
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@cavatina Oh, wow, that was awesome...
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@mushi @derpyshy Not ready, will take a lot of time, but I have a test version which should be working: http://178.85.178.39/textmode/src/
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@derpyshy Because you didn't save it with transparency.
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RDN, I need your help. Please go to http://178.85.178.39/textmode/src/, type "offline" and press Enter and tell me if you get a PDF file with descriptions of some rooms. Please also tell me your operating system, browser, and possible PDF-related plugins. It seems to work flawlessly on Linux, but I can't test it on other systems.
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*writes script, works perfectly under Linux, absolutely broken under Windows* *sighs*
Sunday, 15-Jul-12 11:09:41 UTC from web -
Why am I wasting time getting the game to output correct PDF files with the rooms? Nobody is going to play my crappy game, neither online nor offline...
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@newpatrol Fluttershy would definitely not carry more than something which shoots sleeping darts.
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Okay, my system works again. Whoa, that was mind-wrecking...
Saturday, 14-Jul-12 20:59:30 UTC from web -
Oh dear, I just broke my system. And, like, completely broke it. As soon as I put it off it won't work anymore...
Saturday, 14-Jul-12 20:26:15 UTC from web -
@iluvzfluttershy I'm... alive. Could be better, could be worse.
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Dammit, the old version has another bug... I should update after every fix, not keep programming...
Saturday, 14-Jul-12 20:21:14 UTC from web -
@scribus The problem is, that brakes my gameplay. Someone wanted something like that, but I want "controlled bugs" then, AKA, having some kind of control over what goes wrong and being able to tweak that. This is just a hell. I'm reverting
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@mushi You are in a room. It only contains a drawer. -> > take drawer -> You are in a room. It only contains a box of crayons. -> > drop drawer -> You are in a room. The room contains a box of crayons and a box of crayons. *twitches more*
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@mushi Only my sanity, time to go back to a working version of my code. I bugged it beyond knowledge
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*twitches*
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@jla Last time our DJ boot was running on a GNOME3 system, but the videos that were shown were shown using, ugh, Windows Media Player... Also, thinking of group photos, this was from last year: http://www.bronies.nl/images/EqD_Dutch_Bronymeetup.JPG
