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« Last post by jgpaiva on August 27, 2009, 06:49 PM »
And that specific post was written at the same time I wrote my MsC thesis (on which I'm working currently) 
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And that specific post was written at the same time I wrote my MsC thesis (on which I'm working currently) 
I love this idea!housetier already posted that scriptOops.. Sorry.-f0dder (August 27, 2009, 04:03 AM)
).Might have to just tie a string around the pedals and find something to anchor them to...Controler axis lock, DIY style!-wreckedcarzz (August 26, 2009, 05:54 PM)
It's the usual false positives with authotkey (the language used to build GridMove).Talk to Darwin; he has worked on his since, well... you'll have to ask him!You mean as in "talk to know what you're expecting" or as in "talk to know what not to do"?-J-Mac (August 26, 2009, 04:16 PM)
Actually, nope, it didn't failUnfortunately, I can't find much information about it here on DC (which I find odd, doesn't anyone use it?).-jgpaiva (August 26, 2009, 11:38 AM)
Forum search fail. I mean, the search function, not your ability using it.-Lashiec (August 26, 2009, 03:14 PM)
It was your post that lead me to start this thread. What surprised me was that there was no thread about this kind of services .I don't like it. If you're one of those who want to own music after paying for it then this is not for you. Without internet(even low speed connection don't make sense here) there is no point in this service.Actually, I was more interested in the 'radio mode' approach. I think these services (also pandora and lastfm) are really great for discovering new albums and to have 'background sound' for work and such.-mahesh2k (August 26, 2009, 03:22 PM)
It's also very rapid, more so than Deezer or Grooveshark (browser-based) and I particularly like the elegant interface.Fantastic recomendations, I've been using Grooveshark for a few minutes and I'm really liking it, thanks!-joiwind (August 26, 2009, 01:20 PM)
[/edit]"It just shifts the risk," he says. "It's just going to be a shift in attacks [to Web applications]...and we've already seen of lot of that [occurring]. If anything, [Chrome OS is] going to highlight Web application security issues."
I don't usually make individual web pages for my apps, but I have uploaded it to my website - I *might* add pages for individual programs, though (if so, this one will be first). :undecided:If you've uploaded to your website, take my advice: do NOT attach programs to posts. Link them directly to you site, or each time you update the program you'll have to update all the posts (or the link on the top post, like you did).-wreckedcarzz (February 26, 2009, 07:35 PM)