BTW, the April article on RPS seems to be missing: http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2014/04 ... dev-diary/
Slightly surprised they haven't done one this month.

I listened to your playlist, Dinosawer. Thank you for entertaining me. I particularly enjoyed your instrumental pieces. Forget the singing and concentrate on those beautiful guitar pieces whether they be your own compositions or the work of others. :D Thanks, glad you enjoyed it! :) I've come to th...

Two trailers, in fact:
http://youtu.be/0APP5WcX8v8
I want it!

Well, I wrote this when I was 14 or 15 or something: http://youtu.be/C-jSuer_a4g
(Shameless plug, obviously ) so we just have to get a computer to make better stuff than that.

I'm still not sure what we'll be able to do with the data as functions stuff in practice, but it sure sounds cool.

Of course, such a project would have a little problem if it worked:
http://abstrusegoose.com/563

Programming the test, I think, would be even harder than reaching master piece level with procedural creations. Saving the distances, this discussion makes me remember this episode of ST: Voyager. But in the end, that we are living at this point in time should be make us all very proud (at least fo...

Aren't dll's Windows-only?

Awesome discussion :) On one side, my inner composer thinks procedural music isn't possible - the first idea, the leitmotif of a tune just comes to me by inspiration, without me trying to apply any rules. Sure, fleshing it out requires use of music theory and the such, but there's still much more gu...

Ok, going to sleep and watch it tomorrow then.

Well, changing the laws of physics is breaking them by default. Because if you change them they're no longer valid. Also, changing laws of physics in a certain area of space would violate conservation of momentum while changing them at a certain time would break certain of energy, which are the 2 m...

What's implausible about probability skewing? It doesn't contradict any established laws of physics, to my knowledge. It just assumes future technology that hasn't been developed yet but could be developed. H-Drive doesn't explicitly contradict any laws of physics to my knowledge. Conventional thru...

What's implausible about probability skewing? It doesn't contradict any established laws of physics, to my knowledge. It just assumes future technology that hasn't been developed yet but could be developed. H-Drive doesn't explicitly contradict any laws of physics to my knowledge. Conventional thru...

So the past months I've been looking for space games too and I've been making a list when I found them, so here you are: Note: I haven't yet played any of them (game play time is in the summer's holiday) so this isn't a recommendation, just something to help you find stuff. I'll only list the ones t...

Rabcor wrote:...
My G7-G12 keys are the real magic, each of them is mapped to it's own workspace, this means in Linux I can use 6 workspaces at a time with only one keypress to selectively switch between each one! (wow!)
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This is genius! I want a keyboard with g-keys now...