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Does any of you here have Audiosurf?

6:39 PM

I don't even know what that is :)

ChrisF

Audiosurf

Audiosurf is an award-winning puzzle/rhythm hybrid game created by Invisible Handlebar, a personal company created by Dylan Fitterer. Its track-like stages visually mimic the music the player chooses, while the player races across several lanes collecting colored blocks that appear in sync with the music. The game was released on February 15, 2008 over Steam; the full version was for a long time only available for purchase through Steam, but was later released as a retail product in Europe, by Ascaron. Audiosurf was the first third party game to use Valve's Steamworks technology. The Zune...

audio-surf.com

Interesting!

ChrisF

I think the kids might have it installed via their Steam accounts

Aha

4 hours ago, by Rebecca Chernoff

I saw Pekka fly in and then I switched windows.

Am I that terrible company? I'm shocked. :)

Hahahaha

I was already switching windows as you started flying in. q:

Q: 5K reputation loss in one day. How BIG is that?

6:51 PM

Haha

How was the coding camp thingy?

(or is, if it's still running)

The concept looked interesting

I'm really stumped by this guy by the way

-3

yesterday i was on 8120 and just see my numbers at 3991 2128. Feel like crying and hate that too. is this the real reputation count logic of SO. I hate this. they dont even care to notify or else?? why they take or increase no when they know there is some thing wrong coz it hurts a lot in end whe...

I mean, how can you be that... simple when you're a programmer? With basic knowledge about how the web works?

I created a sock puppet once for testing purposes, and I was sweating and my heart was pounding when I had to use the same IP for both accounts once. I expected red lights to go up, and an angry mail from Jeff in my mailbox any second

@Pekka Still going on. I'm learning Silverlight!

@RebeccaChernoff Nice!

So are you developing bespoke software for a specific charity, or general-use apps?

(If you have the time and inclination to answer right now. No need to if you're busy)

I'm popping back and forth. Things are a bit slow now thanks to svn issues.

It's an app for a specific charity. 11 charities are part of the event.

Right. So they have people there who specify their requirements, and a number of people working on it?

7:25 PM

@RebeccaChernoff SVN! shakes fist

7:35 PM

►

The first 30 seconds are enough

Hahah

@TimStone seriously ):

@RebeccaChernoff What's the issue?

(besides not using Hg :P)

Really nothing more than the fact that it isn't dvcs. >_<

Erm.. :P

7:42 PM

just silly conflict stuff

Ah, that's uncool.

ChrisF

@RebeccaChernoff - give me a shout (assuming I'm around) if you need any Silverligtht help. Got to go now though - might be back later.

8:17 PM

Is this a clone or just a fancy rendering of the data dumps?

forceclose.com

@AidenBell SE 1.0 I believe

yes indeed

to hide the fact that the site is pretty much dead, there's this amusing CSS rule:

.started { display:none; }

disable it to show the timestamps

@radp - well it's doing my head in as it's rankings are quite high for some stuff (I have read Jeff's blog post on this)

though if it is SE1, meh

@badp Hah shakes head

@AidenBell <meta name="generator" content="StackExchange 0.9 (20100413135304-37b86aed49ad)">

O_O

Go figure.

I think the biggest memory problem in this program results from a call to .toString()

8:37 PM

Sometimes that room freaks me out.

aw come on he deleted the images!

AskUbuntu + Meta Stack Overflow + Graphic Design

30 mins ago, 17 minutes total – 40 messages, 6 users, 1 star

Bookmarked 10 mins ago by badp

Dan Grossman

grrrr

@RebeccaChernoff - im far too lazy to click "view source" and investigate. I can come here and people tell me.

Dan Grossman

I hate when browsers tell me something on a secure page is insecure, yet chrome's resource tracking shows not a single image, script or object loaded without https

9:06 PM

@DanGrossman - that's because the thing that loaded was Google's tracking code they don't want you seeing :P

Mmm... Browsers usually tend to be right about stuff like this :)

Link?

9:18 PM

code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=9392 - If all the "Fix it!" comments aren't justification for closed bug tracking, I don't know what is

Also, if anyone ever leaves bug feedback like that on a tracker I manage, I will find them and kill them

Hahahah

> This is very serious. I also use my phone for business deals, and will discuss pricing and other very sensitive features of certain deals via text.

shakes head

Also, I don't know if this is a win or not. I have either increased or decreased my respect for Android users:

Also, I never knew this existed: code.google.com/p/android-scripting

Basically Python, Perl, JRuby, Lua, BeanShell, JavaScript, Tcl, and shell scriping on Android.

So who's right on that bug report? :P

Oh? Nifty

@TimStone - who knows, could be FUD, I don't know. Seems like Google would sort it ASAP if it was an issue ... but could be OEM additions too

looking at the bugs

Oh, it is marked FutureRelease..

2 hours later…

Moshe

11:03 PM

likes the new "flag" menu