[EDIT] Well.... Some <expletive> seems to have changed the language either on this machine, or this browser, to default to Japanese. And, because it's in Japanese, I of course can't figure out how to change it back to English. I'm mildly perturbed.... If I were to guess, I have an idea of who it could be. There's a kid who, almost every time I've been to the library, is on this computer, playing some online game. He *more* than perturbs me, as he seems to have figured out how to disable the timer on the computers, so he spends hours and hours (I've been here 5+ hours, and he was here the entire time, on the same computer) without ever being booted off because there's people waiting in line to get on the computers. Bah.....[/EDIT]
Is it a device that allows you to "upload" a SPC to a SNES soundboard? Or is it something else? It certainly looks interesting, and although I certainly can't afford it, I'd like to know more about it. Mouser X over and out.
edited 5:14 PM EST February 11, 2013
I had forgotten about the people who made Touhou music on an SNES. Um, let's see...they had a site where you could download SPCs...oh, hello.
http://picopicose.com/
http://picopicose.com/c80.html
http://picopicose.com/software.html
Because it's Touhou, you can of course find a thousand places to download the actual album.
See also: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2YCuNTD_pk4
Or: http://gimic.jp/index.php?Getting%20Started%20with%20GIMIC
Now how does of any of this work? I don't know! Ahaha....well, you guys don't need me to explain things you understand better than I do.
It reminds me of how I have to investigate those Romancing SaGa 3 hacks which add music via MML:
-Written Invitation to Death
-Wicked Melody
-Divine Battle (DS version)
-Some Touhou
-Some more Touhou
-Still more Touhou
-Yes, it's Touhou
etc.
edited 6:37 PM EST February 11, 2013
Line editor
Transformation matrix
Geometry
I got a high score on the Battlezone cabinet at the Museum of the Moving Image one day during Indiecade East, not that it's much but it's the best I've done (both of the top scores are me).
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"Another vital action is to design video tools that not only shed light on what learners are doing, but also on what learning researchers are doing when using video. That is, researchers need to reflect on the reflections of their framing in a reflexive and, if possible, a critical manner." ARGHBLE
edited 8:28 PM EST March 2, 2013
edited 12:11 AM EDT March 14, 2013
In detail: It is a site with games and apps that run in-browser and invite you to edit them in-browser. And lets you develop extensions to the editor in-browser. Whee!
I'll just leave this here
edited 11:34 PM EDT March 27, 2013
Lest I forget to ask, are you okay with bandwidth usage from pmh so far? Do you foresee any problems with both NDS/PSP sets (~20/70 GB) and eventual cmh start (~100 GB for all systems)?
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Of course those values above are system totals. 4 new sets added daily will not get larger than... 1 GB in the worst case scenario.
edited 8:08 AM EDT March 29, 2013
Super-basic raytracer in JavaScript, using web workers for multithreading. (blah)
edited 4:57 PM EDT April 14, 2013