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iammyIP
5y ago
the idea hasn't passed - its just not the right circumstances for it to flourish, see for example RMS, the Jesus of Free Software, the one who gives his life for it, the one who is basically being crucified by some people. I see stark
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iammyIP
6y ago
calm down, since 10 years cpu speed doesn't really matter anymore, and if you aren't involved in the apple ecosystem hulahoop (or javascripting - god forbid) i think m1 is not very interesting untill it allows other oses to run on
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iammyIP
6y ago
"I'm banking on the most upvoted posts being somewhat entertaining to me, nothing more." - i do the same and i get stupider everytime it seems. i just watched for the first time on youtube "judge calls" which is bas
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iammyIP
6y ago
Yes it matters. No, the cloud provider is not where it's at. No, the SpaceX Astronaut controls aren't electron.
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iammyIP
6y ago
yes, all definitions are arbitrary.
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iammyIP
6y ago
the absence of a digital map/route planner also has advantages in that it removes the "sterile tourist bubble" and forces one to interact with the local people.
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iammyIP
7y ago
thank you
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iammyIP
7y ago
i also need some architectural related projection then for each output, to do a proper mapping, can this be done with the nest fork?
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iammyIP
7y ago
probably syncing by just inputting same audio
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iammyIP
7y ago
i have 4 projectors running, can i use one computer to feed all 4 projectors, with the dj's output fed to the computer, and a single 1080 geforce with projector size is 1024x768? in case of the computer not being fast enough, i just us
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iammyIP
7y ago
can you give me a headstart? so your prog enables me to do projection mapping with winamp visualisers basically, right? so if i own some discotheque with some projectors, i could use this regardless of input music in auto-random-mode all da
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iammyIP
7y ago
full automation
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iammyIP
7y ago
your demo vid is still horrible.
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iammyIP
7y ago
that's a good speak, also i just realised you're the OP guy here - nice&deep milkdrop hack - gg dude
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iammyIP
7y ago
ok, but you can use this prog like anything else, make it your way.
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iammyIP
7y ago
dude chill? no - if anything i want to keep human arts as they are. human based. come along with some shitty random prog? fuck off.
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iammyIP
7y ago
dude, chill
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iammyIP
7y ago
this will be the last feedback for your weak attempts to automate what is not to automate\
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iammyIP
7y ago
exactly, just use this stuff to no end. pls
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iammyIP
7y ago
if i could make it this way. no. reality is different.
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iammyIP
7y ago
why so negative? you can reap VJ salary while clicking left mouse each 5 min.
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iammyIP
7y ago
yeah, if you like being reduced to clicking "next"...
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iammyIP
7y ago
I guess this is just a nice shadertoy-like platform for any aspiring VJs.
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iammyIP
7y ago
how about "condensed-milkdrop"?
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iammyIP
7y ago
that sounds rad!
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iammyIP
7y ago
nah, that's too barren, better would be "creamdrop"
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iammyIP
7y ago
how about: milkdrop-for-VJs
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iammyIP
7y ago
why is it called nestdrop? i remember google nest, but that was some shoddy iot stuff, your fork could be named better no?
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iammyIP
7y ago
milkdrop ftw, nice that you guys keep it alive!
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iammyIP
7y ago
so i guess it is still alot of work depending heavily on audio input? why not more automation?
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