Recent comments:
- Posted by Justin on September 8 2024, 1:22am in 7347:
also worth noting that locking a mutex implies a memory barrier (and the compiler won't optimize it out if the loop locks/unlocks a mutex)
- Posted by Justin on September 8 2024, 1:21am in 7347:
(x86 does not require it, though the compiler may...)
- Posted by Justin on September 8 2024, 1:21am in 7347:
yeah, volatile is the classic way to do it but these days you need something more like a memory barrier, which, depending on the architecture, might be required by the hardware itself.
- Posted by Don Speirs (98.97.118.x) on September 7 2024, 11:08pm in 7347:
In a system where a and b might be dynamically changing from other processes - interrupt processes, other threads, or real world inputs I could MAYBE see this as useful. Probably better ways to do it though. And I would thinK a and b would have to be declared volatile to keep the compiler from optimizing it out
- Posted by 2024 (86.128.120.x) on September 5 2024, 10:28am in 7345:
confirmed - R.I.P. heh silly internets.
- Posted by Gio (94.70.13.x) on September 5 2024, 3:20am in 7344:
Testing... yeah, looks good ;)
- Posted by Gio (94.70.17.x) on September 1 2024, 12:57pm in 7343:
Thanks Justin. The warning was introduced when you did the modernization of pcmfmtcvt.h a while ago, but I didn't pay attention at that time; I am using full FP precision for most things.
- Posted by Chris (95.90.215.x) on August 31 2024, 12:11am in 7339:
That is beautifully said about art
- Posted by Justin on August 29 2024, 1:14pm in 7341:
writing win32 applications is a bit more tedious and quirky than it is difficult, but once you get it down it's straightforward. The upside is it can be very efficient and is (now) easily mapped to other OSes via SWELL...
- Posted by smandrap (188.12.128.x) on August 29 2024, 12:44pm in 7341:
Thanks for your reply. I don't have a lot of knowledge about the topic so i can't really discuss any point, i just had the impression that Windows is more difficult to "handle" and wanted to know some background :)
- Posted by Sunblister (77.184.217.x) on August 22 2024, 10:23pm in 7333:
No, no specific question. I just thought it would be a fun thing to ask someone who is a boss of a company but not corporate-minded at all.
- Posted by Sunblister (147.161.255.x) on August 19 2024, 1:01pm in 7323:
@2024 - Right, and because comparisons go in both directions: Humans don't follow behavioral patterns of birds either, thus deducing the former's ethics from what other species do or don't. is futile.
- Posted by 2024 (165.120.114.x) on August 19 2024, 8:54am in 7323:
@Sunblister- birds dont make or follow human ideaologies,rhetoric or religious "theories" heh.. what a win for the birds! they will also mix,but also not fully convert to another type... its not loaded,just an observation over many generations. :p
- Posted by Sunblister (77.12.105.x) on August 17 2024, 3:00pm in 7323:
Unless any birds of any feather manage to formulate a Declaration of Birdy Rights this comparison doesn't fly anyway...
- Posted by Justin on August 17 2024, 10:23am in 7323:
I'll pass on playing the "let's make stereotypes" game
- Posted by 2024 (165.120.114.x) on August 17 2024, 8:51am in 7323:
we also think diversity is a positive thing,- but! surely 1 has noticed most birds of any feather seem to flock together?
- Posted by Justin on August 14 2024, 1:38pm in 7318:
they are all stored in memory in an efficient format, and that is searched linearly, correct.
- Posted by helpme (185.242.5.x) on August 14 2024, 3:08am in 7318:
So is it just a a linear search over the meta data files?
- Posted by WILLIAM BURTON (73.27.65.x) on August 13 2024, 7:30pm in 7227:
demand
- Posted by 2024 (165.120.114.x) on August 11 2024, 11:57am in 7312:
yes- the eternal now defines the eternal loop of creation... has no beginning or ending. - (present=gift)
- Posted by Justin on August 10 2024, 11:23am in 7310:
UTM for arm OSes is virtualization rather than emulation.. so generally pretty good performance but you're not likely to get low latency hardware support in. Fine for editing/playback but not good for recording, IMO.
- Posted by helgoboss (176.6.129.x) on August 9 2024, 6:47pm in 7310:
Is this UTM thing okay for testing audio-related things on Win or Linux? Or just GUI? Wondering about the audio performance.
- Posted by Justin on August 9 2024, 1:11pm in 7310:
ok - if I didn't have to support people running software on other OSes, e.g. I was only using it for my own enjoyment, I would probably use Linux. BUT - I do prefer the M1 MBA's hardware, so maybe Asahi Linux, though I haven't tested it specifically.
- Posted by ape din (188.172.109.x) on August 9 2024, 10:25am in 7310:
this is too evasive as an answer because i asked if you had to choose (forced) only 1 OS which would it be?
- Posted by Justin on August 8 2024, 7:30pm in 7307:
hmm yeah non-const versions would be good too
- Posted by Will (23.125.224.x) on August 8 2024, 2:51pm in 7309:
Curious why you took it out starting with 4.x? Just checked out the before and after ... plush credits looked slick!
- Posted by Gio (79.130.181.x) on August 8 2024, 11:47am in 7307:
Fix html error: ``countless WDL_PtrList'' = countless WDL_PtrList-WDL_FastString-
- Posted by Gio (79.130.181.x) on August 8 2024, 11:33am in 7307:
I would like to point out that a range loop iteration with WDL_PtrList, works only with const items as is; which I think defeats the purpose when there are countless WDL_PtrList in most cases. Probably, addition of non-const versions of ::begin()/::end() would be the right thing to do with the containers if WDL is going to provide that extra functionality as well. Fingers crossed...
- Posted by Gio (79.130.181.x) on August 8 2024, 7:29am in 7307:
Just made a quick range loop test for the containers, everything works nicely. I assume that intentionally didn't include non-const ::begin()/::end(), did you had any concerns about providing modifiable lvalue for the containers? Now, I need to test more and do some planning for eleven... :)
- Posted by Gio (79.130.181.x) on August 8 2024, 2:59am in 7307:
Modernization has been a big problem with C++, often stubbornly stay to old style because I don't want to have more that one style in my codebases. Put some thought on it ten years ago and I found that template aliases might be a nice fit with WDL for some small things that do explicit allocations. I'll probably revisit the idea when I move to a compiler that supports templates aliases. It will be nice to have WDL_UniquePtr, and wdl_rotate, etc.
- Posted by Justin on August 7 2024, 4:08pm in 7307:
done, for some, so you can use the for (:) syntax which is kinda nice. Maybe someday we'll move to C++11.
- Posted by Gio (79.130.181.x) on August 7 2024, 2:17am in 7307:
It's just a suggestion to have in mind, I will say that I trust your judgement on the matter. Personally, I wouldn't like too much STL-ly things in WDL but I can't deny that it might be handy for those who want to use C++11 features.
- Posted by Ohhhhhh (182.64.75.x) on August 5 2024, 4:19am in 7303:
After reading this post, Mac users (including Justin) laughing at the corner 🤣 (just kidding hahaha)
- Posted by Ahhhhh (106.212.146.x) on August 4 2024, 3:10pm in 7303:
But Contrast Themes have weird title bar colors, like one has yellow color or something. Very odd colour combination. That's why I don't use those. It's so easily doable, idk how Microsoft missed this little, but very important thing
- Posted by Ahhhhh (106.212.146.x) on August 4 2024, 3:10pm in 7303:
But Contrast Themes have weird title bar colors, like one has yellow color or something. Very odd colour combination. That's why I don't use those. It's so easily doable, idk how Microsoft missed this little, but very important thing
- Posted by Gio (79.130.187.x) on August 3 2024, 2:43am in 7305:
MSVC has gone downhills the last decade or so. VS2012 outputs SSE when you tell it not to do so, ten years later VS2022 does exactly the same thing with AVX. ICC looks very attractive...
- Posted by Dom64 (82.132.214.x) on August 2 2024, 12:51pm in 7303:
Yeah, the only option currently (via the settings in Windows) is Contrast Themes, which are really not my cuppa tea... but shows it's at least possible to make it work, and perhaps one day .... maybe in Windows 12?
- Posted by Ahhhhh (182.69.19.x) on August 2 2024, 9:43am in 7303:
Oh sorry for misunderstanding. I meant the toolbar, which is right below title bar. I have made title bar as black, which is finally a nice thing in Windows, but toolbar is still white. Toolbar is where File, Edit, View etc. is. That is always white in Windows no matter what theme and color you choose.
- Posted by Dom64 (82.132.238.x) on August 1 2024, 6:34pm in 7303:
3rd try luck: postimg.cc/MnZYm9Qg
- Posted by Dom64 (82.132.238.x) on August 1 2024, 6:34pm in 7303:
- Posted by Dom64 (82.132.238.x) on August 1 2024, 6:33pm in 7303:
Recently, windows 11 allows you to colour the title bar or whatever this is, which is nicer than not:
- Posted by playstation2 (193.32.127.x) on August 1 2024, 10:20am in 7303:
Here's an AutoHotKey script that hides titlebars for various win32 apps, it's not ideal for Reaper b/c it additionally hides the menu bar, but maybe you'll find it useful anyway. pastebin.com/CGMYxKV5bound to Winkey+'
- Posted by 2024 (81.156.79.x) on July 30 2024, 11:12pm in 7301:
people are generally quite silly... =) any cool fun pools near by to relax??
- Posted by David (109.247.108.x) on July 30 2024, 10:18pm in 7227:
Surface Pro 11th Edition Model 2076 Processor: Snapdragon(R) X 12-core X1E80100 @ 3.40 GHz RAM: 32 GB GPU: Snapdragon(R) X Elite - X1E80100 - Qualcomm(R) Adreno(TM)
- Posted by Justin on July 30 2024, 8:15pm in 7227:
noted! what hardware you using?
- Posted by Justin on July 30 2024, 8:15pm in 5905:
Moving to NYC and living without a car, I began to see how much cars were controlling me, and then once I started bicycling around it became clear just how awful they can be.
- Posted by Justin on July 30 2024, 8:14pm in 6591:
(and SWELL)
- Posted by Justin on July 30 2024, 8:14pm in 6591:
we use win32 + WDL's wingui/ and lice/ and such
- Posted by David (109.247.108.x) on July 30 2024, 8:23am in 7227:
just showing some demand.
- Posted by Abhi (27.58.100.x) on July 30 2024, 6:16am in 7299:
@Justin Oh, you have idea about game development. Remember the three little secrets in REAPER? ;-)
- Posted by Matt (64.141.10.x) on July 29 2024, 8:35pm in 5905:
Resurrecting this one but what turned you away from cars / car culture in general? If I recall you were once an enthusiast. Genuinely curious.
- Posted by Alex (73.92.85.x) on July 26 2024, 1:50am in 6591:
Which gui library do you use for reaper?
- Posted by 2024 (31.104.68.x) on July 22 2024, 10:24am in 7292:
o0o0o sweet... extended breaks can be good- change being the ONLY constant.? rea_purpose,rea_organize n all that jazz. =)
- Posted by Abhi (122.177.213.x) on July 20 2024, 4:55am in 7289:
Wow, we have checked the websites you have mentioned. You have used a really really long javascript code in your music blog. So, you mean whichever website use javascript extensively, is a dynamic website. And the website which doesn't use any javascript, or a very little bit of javascript, is mainly a static website. Thanks for the clarification with examples!
- Posted by Gio (94.70.7.x) on July 14 2024, 10:04pm in 7286:
Thanks for your feedback. Recently noticed that the legacy ANSI C compiler of VS produces unnecessary warnings for valid code. Looks like the move to a better conforming compiler to be an option.
- Posted by Justin on July 14 2024, 3:44pm in 7286:
since it's non-portable, you'd have to either have separate code paths for non-win32, or have wrapper functions. seems like a fuss to me for no real benefit; the old APIs are fine to use if used carefully.
- Posted by Gio (94.70.7.x) on July 14 2024, 3:46am in 7286:
Part of me says that is not necessary because it's not in the C++ standard, the other part says that at some point want to remove _CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS, _CRT_NONSTDC_NO_DEPRECATE from our build. And that's how I ended up with the question; to hear your point of view on the matter. Okay?
- Posted by Stereo (49.196.222.x) on July 12 2024, 5:43am in 7279:
MONO has a newish album out. Produced, recorded by Steve Albini R.I.P
- Posted by Justin on July 10 2024, 6:41pm in 7283:
personal preference I guess, fewer characters?
- Posted by Abhi (106.201.176.x) on July 10 2024, 6:30pm in 7283:
Then why using for (;;) instead of while (true)?
- Posted by Justin on July 10 2024, 2:39pm in 7281:
I am told it is “Behind Bars” by Elaine Gould
- Posted by Abhi (106.201.176.x) on July 10 2024, 7:17am in 7281:
Which book? Can we get it somehow?
- Posted by tkna (153.240.222.x) on July 6 2024, 4:51pm in 7277:
Ah, you mean that there are some processes that will not be able to keep up with the tempo changes in real time. It seems like a responsible attitude to limit functionality to guarantee those things, but why not a best-effort policy?
- Posted by Javiamallo (195.235.163.x) on July 6 2024, 2:42pm in 7271:
Amazing. Congrats. I feel really well being part of it.
- Posted by Justin on July 5 2024, 2:01pm in 7271:
The forum software says there are approx 143,000 members, but probably there are a lot of banned spam accounts on there, the real figure is probably a lot less
- Posted by Javiamallo (195.235.163.x) on July 5 2024, 11:50am in 7271:
Could I know how big is actually the reaper forum community this days?
- Posted by Justin on July 2 2024, 2:22pm in 7269:
posted new build
- Posted by Ohm-I (136.35.215.x) on July 2 2024, 5:51am in 7269:
I would love to have updated ARM64EC Reaper. There's a much smaller list of compatible hardware but moving my music production over to Snapdragon Elite X would be great.
- Posted by Gio (94.70.6.x) on July 1 2024, 3:31am in 7267:
Feedback very much appreciated, starting the day with the company of fabulous WDL and a welcome salty breeze from the Mediterranean sea.
- Posted by Justin on July 1 2024, 2:00am in 7268:
ah yeah, still, then you'd be constantly packing/unpacking to/from. Not very efficient for the programmer nor the code....
- Posted by Will (23.125.224.x) on July 1 2024, 1:06am in 7268:
developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...
- Posted by Justin on June 29 2024, 4:53pm in 7264:
It’s 99% either portable or win32-swell code, so it doesn’t matter what platform I dev on, unless dealing with the other 1%, or platform specific quriks…
- Posted by Abhi (122.179.113.x) on June 29 2024, 3:20pm in 7264:
@Justin So, it means you write Windows code in Mac too? How you develop Windows version of REAPER in Mac?
- Posted by Justin on June 22 2024, 9:53pm in 7259:
Yeah, though for ReaPlugs if we add new ones usually we'll just start with an existing one as a template, so...
- Posted by Mespotine (95.90.179.x) on June 22 2024, 4:58pm in 7259:
If you were to start them these days, would you choose CLAP?
- Posted by Sasmitha (112.134.188.x) on June 20 2024, 12:45pm in 7227:
Count one extremely eagerly waiting customer here! Please release a native version for ARM!
- Posted by Sasmitha (112.134.188.x) on June 20 2024, 12:44pm in 7227:
Count one extremely eagerly waiting customer here! Please release a native version for ARM!
- Posted by Matthew (76.37.54.x) on June 13 2024, 6:20am in 7247:
As I was saying before getting cut off by a misclick. I am sure they are "open sourcing" the code so they don't have to pay developers.
- Posted by Matthew (76.37.54.x) on June 13 2024, 6:18am in 7247:
Like wise. Doubt it too. Quite honestly, I feel that they don't want to pay developers to work on the code so they are
- Posted by fixerdave (92.9.228.x) on June 4 2024, 8:41pm in 7237:
Some of the most beautiful lyrics ever written, sung to a beautiful melody.. underestimated IMHO ... fixer
- Posted by 2024 (86.138.246.x) on May 31 2024, 8:52pm in 7232:
wether "we" like it or not- this is the agenda being pushed forward by certain people-- however: we do have benevolent beings watching..observing...counting the true costs...."they" have far more advanced tech..humans are microscopic specks compared...but! "they" know what we truly are...soul having a matrixed,holographic experience...heh
- Posted by Justin on May 31 2024, 6:47pm in 7232:
...which is to be seen!
- Posted by Justin on May 31 2024, 6:46pm in 7232:
Potentially. There are a lot of caveats, though. Some examples: incidental findings can produce negative outcomes in a lot of cases, some AI models were thought to be effective but were actually detecting other attributes related to the technician's decisionmaking, etc. There is benefit to be had for sure, but the question is whether it is worth the costs (both computational and human).
- Posted by Will (23.125.224.x) on May 31 2024, 5:20pm in 7232:
Consider the appeal of medical applications. AI is identifying all kinds of stuff in radiological scans that the human might miss. Stuff like that is hugely beneficial to mankind!
- Posted by Matthew (76.37.54.x) on May 30 2024, 4:11pm in 7231:
That is very interesting. Thanks for sharing!
- Posted by 2024 (86.138.246.x) on May 30 2024, 10:16am in 7230:
we have become the "salmon"- a fish that swims upstream to spawn.... ties are a symbol of slavery chains around 1's neck so we avoid them.. (+some of the longer pointy shoes look like clown dress) LOL! .cheers.
- Posted by Justin on May 28 2024, 4:12pm in 7229:
definitely, there's the Feature Request forum, and good to go into detail about your request there.
- Posted by Reaper user (103.216.198.x) on May 28 2024, 4:11pm in 7229:
can we request for update features in forums?
- Posted by 2024 (86.138.246.x) on May 26 2024, 11:03am in 7221:
earth science is a joke... speed of light is a constant? joke. nothing can be faster than speed of light? joke. so how do blackholes trap light?... the fastest thing in this universe is THOUGHT. no joke.
- Posted by Rano (103.211.133.x) on May 26 2024, 10:50am in 7222:
I mean I can wait, but vector support in the future will be amazing combined with antialiased fonts and full dark mode. It will not only make things look sharper and modern especially on windows, it will IMO make custom theming a lot easier since it wouldn't be necessary to make every single icons and images at different sizes for every different layouts etc.
- Posted by Justin on May 25 2024, 3:01am in 7219:
as a side note, that injury led me to miss my college orientation where I could've tested out of first-year CS. Had I not injured myself, I might have stuck around longer and who knows what would've happened.
- Posted by Justin on May 25 2024, 2:35am in 7219:
Saw a "myopractor" who was helpful, my parents were not big into doctors. Not sure how prevalent MRIs were in 1996 anyway. Seeing a PT probably would've been the move anyway - there wasn't swelling... anyway
- Posted by Will (23.125.224.x) on May 25 2024, 1:38am in 7219:
Wow! Did you seek medical care when it happened?
- Posted by 2024 (86.138.246.x) on May 23 2024, 1:29pm in 7218:
Maybe...no expert here! =) fl's wave candy seems to have this enhanced function & just thought it would be "nicer" for reaper uses...(if any1 is bothered by low resolutions.) :D
- Posted by bobobo (217.244.217.x) on May 22 2024, 5:12am in 7146:
we should ask an icebear
- Posted by bobobo (217.244.217.x) on May 22 2024, 5:11am in 7146:
we should ask an ice e
- Posted by Justin on May 21 2024, 3:37pm in 7210:
Have something soft to stand on. Also move around a lot and don’t stand there for long intervals. I got a tripod desk which is good for a laptop to experiment with, and also good for travel/outdoor use. Like anything it takes a while to adapt, so go slowly.
- Posted by Mostly sitting (31.37.8.x) on May 21 2024, 12:35pm in 7210:
any tips for setting up such a desktop? it's one of the things i'm tempted to do but never get to really consider because this, that, etc
- Posted by WinAmp295Dude (174.67.41.x) on May 18 2024, 5:46am in 7203:
You might have been a teenager... but let me tell you that you wrote some rockin' software even then. I still use this player (as I've posted years ago) because I love the feel of it, how you can make it small and put it in the windows caption bar... so many good things. When the "leaked" copy of Winamp 5?...6?... whatever it was... that came out a few years ago... I installed it for the shits and giggles... it crashed on load. lol Your software, 2003... not even made for the OS it runs on; runs so well.
- Posted by tkna (153.240.222.x) on May 17 2024, 3:01pm in 7201:
This is just a side note, I would appreciate it if you would consider implementing the "smart random" feature mentioned here. This would allow me to play samples with the maximum natural variation, even if I record the same ride cymbal, snare, hi-hat, etc., with a minimum of recording. > `smart random" where it doesn't allow to play the exact sample twice in a row.` forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=188959
- Posted by tkna (153.240.222.x) on May 17 2024, 2:59pm in 7201:
I see. RS5k may seem unassuming to those who judge it superficially, but I feel that its intrinsic freedom and efficiency through APIs and other means are amazing, so I feel that the name matches that gap as well. It seems like a good name to me. Thank you kindly.
- Posted by germ (73.59.221.x) on May 17 2024, 2:43pm in 7208:
sure, i'll be in town till friday bouncing around the various boroughs
- Posted by not sunny (31.37.8.x) on May 17 2024, 12:31pm in 7200:
you have the 30 years of programming memories/experience, you are 21 again and REAPER does exist and is still being developped by someone else in a good way and they won't hire you
- Posted by Justin on May 17 2024, 2:41am in 7201:
there's a certain silliness to it which might be common in our culture, not sure the origin.
- Posted by tkna (153.240.222.x) on May 16 2024, 6:50pm in 7201:
There seem to be many other ways to say "something O-Matic 5000." I don't know, I don't speak English, but is there some unique context?
- Posted by splitcollectivity (77.184.146.x) on May 13 2024, 10:52am in 7192:
Radium is a tracker with a vertical piano roll where the music comes from the bottom: youtube.com/watch?v=aPCot-J28Uw
- Posted by Justin on May 10 2024, 10:03pm in 7192:
yeah that. I meant vertical as "time is on the Y axis" ... anyway
- Posted by 2024 (86.185.199.x) on May 9 2024, 12:33pm in 7192:
you mean horizontal? (reaper's is vertical?) + there are quite a few of countries in the world which read from right to left? ((+ time can be read or scrolled from right to left as in the :Spectrograph Spectrogram Meter?) cheers
- Posted by Dom64 (82.132.217.x) on May 7 2024, 8:05pm in 7190:
Would be interesting if NAM could make a decent model of the Plasmatron. =)
- Posted by Dom64 (82.132.217.x) on May 7 2024, 8:04pm in 7190:
Awesome! I've not tried either, but I've heard of both. Good recommendations! There's a Strymon NAM model on Tonehunt here: tonehunt.org/paninoripieno/82b2120...
- Posted by Dom64 (82.132.217.x) on May 7 2024, 8:03pm in 7190:
Awesome! I've not tried either, but I've heard of both. There's a Strymon NAM model on Tonehunt here: tonehunt.org/paninoripieno/82b2120...
- Posted by ASJk (210.79.155.x) on May 5 2024, 12:11pm in 6968:
@User "There are so many great new features in reaper7 that I just want to follow the trend, isn't that okay?"
- Posted by 2024 (86.185.199.x) on May 4 2024, 12:09pm in 7181:
its amazing how the brain explores both physical & non physical realities...i think thats where we get blurred & grey lines... 100% weird & 100% wonderful...with some hints of both light & dark. ta.
- Posted by Gio (79.130.167.x) on May 3 2024, 4:08am in 7173:
If you are going to update the screen that way with a FPS counter it would be a very satisfying experience to move the mouse around... haha
- Posted by Matthew (76.37.54.x) on May 2 2024, 6:29pm in 7175:
Cool to see that you are using virtual machines!
- Posted by Justin on May 1 2024, 1:53pm in 7173:
I try to spend most of my time avoiding API-specific pitfalls heh
- Posted by wasereb4 (95.90.211.x) on May 1 2024, 5:12am in 7173:
Thanks. Surprising to me at first that you still learn new tricks with the win32 API considering how long you deal with it already. :)
- Posted by Justin on April 30 2024, 7:19pm in 7168:
Thats the thing, it’s counterintuitive but if the speed limit isn’t too high, the moving cars are safer than the parked ones…
- Posted by wasereb4 (95.90.211.x) on April 30 2024, 4:49am in 7168:
Yeah, that's the thing, the bike lanes are cramped between the parked and moving cars (street) on both sides. :(
- Posted by Justin on April 30 2024, 1:35am in 7168:
if you ride too close, it's bad, either you hit the door or you swerve and get run over by another car :(
- Posted by Justin on April 30 2024, 1:35am in 7168:
always ride far enough from cars so that if a door opens, you clear it. never been doored thankfully.
- Posted by Arie (191.96.227.x) on April 30 2024, 1:32am in 7166:
yankodesign.com/2024/04/27/modular...
- Posted by 2024 (86.185.199.x) on April 29 2024, 11:10pm in 7172:
thought so- thanks for extra clarity. + (wish more in the world were like yourself..honesty,integrity,witty,kind,unifying,wise & willing to share) really great traits ioo. cheers!
- Posted by wasereb4 (95.90.211.x) on April 29 2024, 10:25pm in 7168:
Is dooring (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dooring a thing there? I got doored several times where I live, was really lucky/fast enough to get out of the way by a hair.
- Posted by Justin on April 27 2024, 4:27pm in 7167:
depends on the skin being used I suppose... if it's a 2.x skin then none of that stuff should be running
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