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Question: plans for summer holidays? where? Asked by gio (62.103.65.x) on July 11 2011, 5:50pm Reply on July 13 2011, 2:30am: None for me, home is good. Comment... Question: How close are we for the release of REAPER 4? Asked by gio (69.195.136.x) on July 11 2011, 4:40pm Reply on July 13 2011, 2:30am: Looks like August 1st. Comment... Question: Do you like the way firefox & chrome change their major version #? Asked by gio (62.103.65.x) on July 11 2011, 4:35pm Reply on July 13 2011, 2:31am: I don't like how Firefox constantly tries to update on startup. Me: I need to check the train times before I run out the door. Computer: upgrading... This is one instance where UAC is nice, I can just say no. What they call the versions doesn't matter much to me. Comment... Question: what could I read to appreciate the math logic used ind dsp volume, filters, eq's ect Asked by fixerdave (92.24.184.x) on July 11 2011, 2:51pm Reply on July 13 2011, 2:32am: The Scientist and Engineer's Guide to Digital Signal Processing is good, as is the RBJ cookbook. Comment... Question: Furthermore, have you experienced any IO performance issues like several report? Asked by James (68.224.131.x) on July 11 2011, 3:40am Reply on July 11 2011, 3:43am: We haven't had any problems.. the IO performance is not stellar, but our requirements aren't huge either. Comment... Question: How much is amazon's EC2 running you the last few months? Asked by James (68.224.131.x) on July 11 2011, 1:33am Reply on July 11 2011, 3:43am: Just in the low hundreds. We're happy with the lowered transfer costs and free inbound bandwidth now, too. Comment... Question: thanks. any hint for Error setting periods. Try -nbufs 2 through -nbufs 16? device works fine w/ jack etc Asked by gohai (62.178.23.x) on July 10 2011, 11:01am Reply on July 10 2011, 7:24pm: Try a different block size? Or perhaps JACK has the device open.. I think someone made a JACK patch for ninjam, too... Comment... Question: have you thought about making ninjam compilable on modern linuxes? even the old debian package sources don't work here (amd64) Asked by gohai (62.178.23.x) on July 9 2011, 7:25pm Reply on July 9 2011, 11:13pm: The server compiles out of the box; for the curses client, here is a patch. At some point we'll release our updated code, including the source to ReaNINJAM, too. Comment... Question: android or iphone? Asked by John (70.173.150.x) on July 9 2011, 5:39pm Reply on July 9 2011, 5:53pm: iphone Comment... Question: ok this is off topic.. but I was wondering what blood type you have? Asked by Scooter (50.30.33.x) on July 8 2011, 12:21pm Reply on July 9 2011, 5:53pm: that's private health info there =) Comment... Question: don't you think messing with ctags and gvim is much better than intellisense of VStudio? (for autocompletion of large libraries) Asked by K�hner (74.63.112.x) on July 8 2011, 9:08am Reply on July 9 2011, 5:54pm: I haven't used ctags, maybe I should. Comment... Question: Can you point me to resources on how to implement CD-Keys for software products? Asked by Stench (67.88.171.x) on July 6 2011, 7:47pm Reply on July 9 2011, 5:57pm: hmm, I forget. The classic way was to have a key which had 8-15 different validation mechanisms, of which you would only implement one initially, and gradually as people make keygens you enable more of them. That is a losing battle, though. The newer way would be to use asymmetrical encryption (such as RSA) to sign some tokens with your private key, which the app then verifies using the public key. For this to be useful, though, you'll need a pretty decent sized key, which means you'll likely want to use a registration file rather than a simple key string. Comment... Question: Have you ever opened up twitter next to this page, and observed the similarities between the format on both? (hint hint ;) Asked by Eric (24.252.251.x) on July 3 2011, 10:45pm Reply on July 6 2011, 4:58pm: I so much appreciate the distributed nature of the internet, though, it's a shame to let it all get funneled through a few aggregators... Comment... Question: what's the longest vacay you took away from coding? Asked by John (70.173.150.x) on July 3 2011, 9:02am Reply on July 6 2011, 4:58pm: Hmm maybe a week or two? Hard to remember going more than a few days without programming any time recently... Comment... Question: Do you salt your sha1/md5 messages? Asked by John (70.173.150.x) on July 1 2011, 5:26am Reply on July 1 2011, 10:27pm: Generally, yes, I would. Comment... Question: have you downloaded my swell test app yet...would like to take down the zip file (shouldn't be distributing some of those files) Asked by olilarkin (86.31.114.x) on June 30 2011, 7:11pm Reply on July 1 2011, 4:26am (edited at July 2 2011, 4:00am): Edit: yes, grabbed it (the updated version I guess) Comment... Question: how old is me? Asked by natalie (173.33.149.x) on June 30 2011, 4:33pm Reply on July 1 2011, 4:27am: I feel pretty old some days. Comment... Question: to get iplug on IOS, i need to modify some SWELL/LICE stuff... do you think i can use swell-gdi-lice.cpp? Asked by olilarkin (144.32.156.x) on June 30 2011, 11:37am Reply on June 30 2011, 1:46pm: With a little modification, I think you'd want to use swell-gdi.mm ... swell-gdi-lice is more for the linux/generic ports. Comment... Question: What's is red? Asked by Me and myself (217.124.181.x) on June 30 2011, 7:16am Reply on June 30 2011, 1:46pm: a color? Comment... Question: What is meant by "cloud computing"? Asked by Laura@VVS (174.254.227.x) on June 30 2011, 12:36am Reply on June 30 2011, 2:31am: At the most basic level, it means we don't run our own servers anymore, instead we run them on virtualized servers inside a big datacenter or group of datacenters. You can also take more advantage of this setup by dynamically increasing or decreasing the amount of resources you are using on the fly, according to demand... Comment... [newer questions] [unreplied] | [replied] | [recent comments] | [all] [older questions]

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