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CoffeeJunkie: oh then nevermind, we were both obviously talking about different things.

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RandomGeekNamedBrent: well I meant, if they appreciate it in their mind, they can at least say it http://data.solirax.org/hp/48x48/razz3.png http://data.solirax.org/hp/48x48/lol.png But anyway thanks, I guess I understand the situation more now http://data.solirax.org/hp/48x48/smile2.png CoffeeJunki...

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Obbl: well I don't think that complex art is supposed to be understood completely at once. At least, you can come back to it after some time and discover something new again and again and again, but can you do that with some drawing? And the fact that you saw at least these few connections is really...

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Well you don't really have to be critic, I don't mean high in-depth analysis, but just think about it a little bit... I mean... normal people (non-art-critics) go to the art museums too, don't they, so that's similar thing. Though I don't know what to make from the comments like "it's great&quo...

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CoffeeJunkie: you mean everyone who puts a lot of effort and time into a single drawing, instead of making a quick doodle? But why does it happen? Is it because nowadays a lot of people are rather mass consumers, that do not stop by to appreciate something complex and elaborate, think about it, abou...

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Yeah, but imagine how it feels, when I get a good idea for a drawing, spend at least a whole day (if not several days) working on it, putting tons and tons of thoughts, references, logical connections and so on into it and I mean really a lot, making the whole picture very complex (I don't mean (jus...

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Yes, but where's any real artistic value in a doodle? Isn't it a little bit (maybe more) unfair, that something that is done relatively quickly is appreciated more, than something, on which I spend working several days, excluding the long planning before, creating and putting there all references, r...

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Those are some awesome pictures Tails x3 Yes, but most people who comment yours (and not only that) seem to complete ignore me. Do I stink or something? http://data.solirax.org/hp/48x48/shocked.png Anyway, what about a little piece of Dadaism? It took an awful lot of time to make it - it contains p...

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Hi there! You've already seen five surreal HP drawings from me ( Pearld , Partial Selfsnack , Checkpete , Not me yet and Yangter ) and one abstract ( Mlugul ) and now here's another piece, where I experimented with... Dadaism ! This style emerged during WW1 and it basically creates an art in an absu...

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And what about mine?

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Oh, I totally forgot about this topic. http://data.solirax.org/hp/48x48/perplexed.png Anyway, thanks for comments http://data.solirax.org/hp/48x48/smile2.png valerio: Harabiš (Harabis), not Arabisc... you should at least know name of your god properly http://data.solirax.org/hp/48x48/razz3.png But y...

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Sort-of-sorrow: I find it sad to see how many people failed at understanding, what "avatar" means and they use one of the stupidest things under the sun: dynamic avatar with a set of very different pictures. Avatar is supposed to be a virtual representation of an user, something like his v...

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Actually I have more non-HP art I made that I never showed here, besides the sad ones. Here's a little litultug animation that I made before (it's also drawn by me) http://frooxius.deviantart.com/art/LitulTig-Animated-190296720?q=gallery%3Afrooxius%2F26803922&qo=41 http://fc09.deviantart.net/fs7...

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Guys, let's focus more on the awesome artwork and less on the dark aspects of life, eh? What if our artwork is on the dark aspects of life? :3 Yeah! Just because it focuses on sad things doesn't mean it can't be an awesome artwork! In fact a lot of great artists (and writers) based some of their wo...

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Zander: Yes, I did everything myself, except the Peanut and Joey (I only vectorized these to get higher resolution). It still looks kind of ugly though, because it's very early screen. RandomGeekNamedBrent: Of course they are, I had (well I still sort of do, though it's not active now) a strong clin...

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Here's a little very early sneak preview of something I'm working on http://data.solirax.org/hp/48x48/ha.png http://data.solirax.org/sneakpreview.jpg Zander: it's pointless to try to fit in anywhere, because almost all people are simply jerks, that don't really care about others and all their action...

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Coatl_Ruu: Of course, everyone will be given credit in the video, in fact, his name will appear together with his work(s), instead of the end credits. One of the reasons of proposal is to highlight the work of community. Anyone else though? This is definitely not enough, I'll try to ask in the House...

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Thanks, how come you like the ears so much?

Anyway, I made it into my ID card

Full resolution version on DA

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*pokes Sleet* You don't want me to explain anything?

*pokes Obbl* Sooo... What about the factorial calculator? I was really looking forward to seeing it

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I finally drew my fursona.

I didn't want anyone else to draw it, because it would never look how I want it to. Here it is:

Full resolution version on DeviantArt

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Joy: Just finished writing paper for another scientific competition http://data.solirax.org/hp/48x48/hehe.png Sorrow: It was quite frustrating because of highly restrictive limit 10000 characters. What is that? WHAT, is that? NOTHING! http://data.solirax.org/hp/48x48/absno.png Seriously, I couldn't ...

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naylorfan90: well I watched "The Pandorica Opens" so I had to wait a week for the last episode and I can tell you, that I was starting to research a quickest way to travel trough time to the following Saturday http://data.solirax.org/hp/48x48/nervous.png Actually there was much more of suc...

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It also depends on what kind of programming you want to do and various programming jobs are valued differently. Surely some scripting and simple app development (creating interface, adding some little code to glue it together...) won't be valued as some complex development which requires more in dep...

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How can something you don't understand sound awesome?

But if you don't understand something, then ask and I'll explain, I like explaining, explaining is cool

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Joy: I'm now officially enrolled on university (just returned home). I was accepted before without having to do entry exams (because I won a programming competition), but today, I had to go there, put my signature on a plenty of papers, get some materials and information about studies and my school ...

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Retinq: cool, thanks. http://data.solirax.org/hp/48x48/smile2.png I'll probably need to obtain some strings and the pickup and experiment with filtration and wave transformation to obtain what I need, I'll perform also some experiments with the natural waveforms, how will they sound. Maybe it would ...

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ReCreate: but you don't acquire skill and knowledge through luck Shake: well I was also giving some advice. But programming is more about self teaching, if you rely just on the school you'll never get good, so it's certainly a good thing you play with it and create your own programs. And the best wa...

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Recreate, Daggy: depends on the technology and quality (SLC, MLC - speed, endurance), that one I won costs 230 USD, Intel makes a good ones. Also, that wasn't luck, that was skill, high technical knowledge, creativity and hard work. Luck doesn't help you in a scientific competition, quality of work ...

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And have you considered the possibility that you don't know how to do the same things efficiently on Windows? (which seems probable after your claim that Notepad++ is the only good one for Win). Not to mention what you described is more about installing software, instead of actual programming, unles...

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zeekgenateer: Well I guess you don't know much code editors written for Windows then. For example PSPad, which I use, is another excellent one, I find it even better than Notepad++. Also what exactly is simpler on developing on Linux than on Windows? I developed on both and and that statement of you...

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Well sorry, but I would like to keep that for myself until I have some materials ready for publishing. Thing is, that it can still change a lot as I develop the architecture and I haven't really decided all the parts and principles yet, because I haven't focused on it yet (now I'm focusing on 2DWPU)...

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Eh, Bloodshed is what half the class used when I was using C++, and it works fine for me so far. The other option for the class was Microsoft Visual Studio. So yeah. And no way in [HECK] am I just doing it in notepad. More or less, it involved learning how it's encoded in .bmp files specifically. O...

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Microphone? http://data.solirax.org/hp/48x48/shocked.png Is he kidding? Sound quality of such solution would be horrible not only because it would pick up a lot of other sounds than just the one generated by the string. No there's a coil around a ferromagnetic core and the oscillation - movement of ...

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Hello! I have some question that guitarists (I saw some in the Do you play guitar topic) might know! http://data.solirax.org/hp/48x48/smile2.png Especially the electric guitar ones, but it's also technical in nature. What kind of electrical signal waveform does the oscillating string produce? I mean...

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What did you write it in? C++, using the Bloodshed IDE. Why not in AttoASM? http://data.solirax.org/hp/48x48/ha.png But what surprises me, that somebody still uses quite outdated Dev-C++, especially when there are better ones available that make the whole job easier, although technically you don't ...

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Now I am going to aww

But seriously, we should stop this.

*ahem* So any comments about the architecture from the technical people here? Any programs created in my language (stares at Obbl, wherever is he now)?

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So what what I said.

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Well if it's running in his head he can directly interface it with his smell center, so there's no need for smellovision (which isn't technically a vision at all). Isn't it obvious?

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Yes, he programmed a catnip simulator in 2DWPU in his head, compiled it (also in his head) and now he's interpreting the machine code in real time (in his head of course, duh http://data.solirax.org/hp/48x48/tsc.png ), which would explain him trying to eat my foot reinforced with three socks for thi...

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Hello there again! You already saw the video from the Stretech expo where I presented the WPU (in case you don't know yet - new type of processor I invented) and AttoWPU and 2DWPU (two specific architectures and associated programming languages), now I bring some photos! You can see me with my shirt...

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