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by JTxt 10y ago
It looks like a start to a remake of the visualization plugin for Winamp, Milkdrop2. Apparently opensource now. https://sourceforge.net/projects/milkdrop2/ There's many many presets/scripts made for it.
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by JTxt 10y ago
I started in 2001, with some autocad, 3ds r4 and 3ds Max experience, I struggled with the blender interface for many hours over a year or two. It was not designed to be easily learned, but the ui is fast to use once you learn it. One hand
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by JTxt 10y ago
Yes, Cinema 4d has a reputation for being easy to use, I may give it a shot. I started with 3ds r4, then 3ds Max r2, blender, lightwave, maya. I've stuck with blender the most, partially because the ui is fast to use for me. It was no
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by JTxt 10y ago
Said from a throwaway account? It's likely possible to figure out your identity from what, when, and where you post online publicly... Especially by someone that has the resources to collect and data mine much of what is posted. Would
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by JTxt 10y ago
I just started to dive into FreeCAD as an Inventor alternative. (Are you talking about pre-Blender 2.5? If so, I agree. It was a challenge going from 3ds r4 and 3ds Max 2... Had to memorize hot keys and get used to a tile based layout. Bu
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by JTxt 10y ago
Yes. The editing/condensing the audio and text was part of the studying for me though. It made the otherwise one-way-brain-dump class a bit tactile. Then being able to review everything quickly was helpful too.
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by JTxt 10y ago
Yes, great point. I did ask permission before the class. I was not allowed to offer the recordings to everyone, and I took them down after the class.
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by JTxt 10y ago
Also, I think it helps that I'm writing/reading/editing and listening. multi-sensory. Perhaps it could be better by adding video, smelling, tasting, and feeling... :) But no, just capturing the exact words, and being able to
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by JTxt 10y ago
It took a few minutes to process it in Audacity- more the first time while I figured it out. - Select a pause in the recording. - Effect -> Noise removal, get noise profile - Select everything. - Effect -> Noise removal - Effect ->
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by JTxt 10y ago
Nope, those that asked were showing up and putting effort in the class.
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by JTxt 10y ago
I can see the correlation to student performance, comparing typing on a full laptop with a big bright screen and distractions VS a blank sheet... However, at least for some subjects, I think note taking with technology can be perfectly accu
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by JTxt 11y ago
It all depends on you, what you're selling, how much time you want to spin your wheels trying to make it perfect without actually selling anything... Perhaps do a bit more research then just do it, whatever is most comfortable to you?
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by JTxt 11y ago
Yes. I did not know about it and it seems like a useful tool. I'm glad to see it at least.
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by JTxt 11y ago
See for yourself: https://web.archive.org/web/*/Digg.com
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by JTxt 11y ago
Thanks, I was about to dig that up. Neat to see this again. (I should check out their more recent research now.)
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by JTxt 11y ago
It takes a investment to learn for sure, but that has drastically improved over the years. Now you can hit space and search for commands, and most everything is findable in menus, has good tooltips that lists hotkeys...
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by JTxt 11y ago
When did you use it last? Did you watch any video tutorials? What 3d apps do you like? When I started about 15 years ago, Blender was much less intuitive and there was little tutorials and help. It helped that I used 3ds r4, 3ds Max, Auto
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by JTxt 11y ago
Handy. In case this is useful to others: I have to use Windows 7 at work. I recently found bug.n, a flexible tiling window manager made with AutoHotkey. https://github.com/fuhsjr00/bug.n
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by JTxt 11y ago
I do this too, though I find it much easier to tap on a surface than to extend/contract arbitrary fingers.
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by JTxt 11y ago
I agree. I also like Van Halen's: http://www.google.com/patents/US4656917 And many more: https://www.google.com/search?q=funny+patents&safe=active&so...
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by JTxt 11y ago
I have older family that are winows solitaire addicts. The windows 8 options were just bad: Huge fullscreen only, sounds, fancy menus you have to navigate first... I copied sol.exe and cards.dll from their retired XP machine. Works great,
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by JTxt 11y ago
Any changing value that is not a perfect progression can be converted into sound. If you can measure it and it's changing rates, you can transform it into the human audible range. Edit: It would likely be more interesting to listen to
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by JTxt 11y ago
Nice. Thanks for sharing the writeup and demo. You'll probably want to rate and character limit it. edit: also perhaps deny a single user from duplicating tabs and saturating the bandwidth. ...but it's a neat demo and useful for
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by JTxt 11y ago
Right, a thimble? I'd want it out of the way for typing and other tasks. The thumbnail is probably a good place to mount because it's not touching skin for long periods of time, or blocking the pad of fingers. I'd test a poin
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by JTxt 12y ago
Probably. Some feel uncomfortable/less-professional repeating profanity.
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by JTxt 12y ago
I use "FileBox" for some things, but I'm taking the developer's word that it is secure.
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by JTxt 12y ago
Nice, I thought RAID 1 just gave redundancy. I use mdadm's RAID 10 on 2 drives for redundancy and speed. "In mdadm, the RAID10 level creates a single complex software RAID that combines features of both RAID 0 (striping) and RAI
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by JTxt 12y ago
Right, this idea is way over done. And I have not seen it do well yet. Perhaps someone will do it right... They made something and want feedback. That's better than making a throwaway and trolling at least.
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by JTxt 12y ago
They made something. Good job! You seem to be brand new and have nothing to show.
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by JTxt 12y ago
I thought that was a glitch too, until the beat dropped. Nice work!

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