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He's left the OpenPandora world completely it seems.

OH MY GOD A DOUBLE FORUM ALL THE WAY ACROSS THE SKY WHAT DOES IT MEAN!?

9436SZMOB281312 (if anyone actually "gets" this one I'll be impressed)

You should check it out.

Two men walk into a bar... you'd think one of them would have seen it. Yeah I suck at jokes.

Apropos editing, fun fact of the day: I didn't actually edit that post :D

First! EDIT: damn

It would probably only lead to abuse... Something silly would happen like that the posts from the Pandora Apps site would circumvent some kind of restriction that this board would otherwise impose. Also: are you really up to implementing a BBCode parser for the Pandora Apps' description fields...

I used to be an Arch guy for exactly this reason. But Arch has started lagging behind - it doesn't ship with modern stuff I've started to expect from a recent distro. Yes, anything is possible with Arch once you've tweaked it long enough, but I'd like there to be a sensible default system. It...

This technology is still very much a VIP. But it would be interesting to have available, of course, since it'd offer an actual coherent Linux-based platform to build a stable OS on.

More like: Create a D-Bus service that monitors the devices (via hardware-level polling or interrupts if possible... CRON jobs and scripts being ran every seconds take huge amounts of power so that's a no-no. Let the BT device tell when its status has changed, instead of doing constant checks)...

When I say "hackish solution", I mean something like a CRON job that checks the BT status every second and then forks a child process that runs the script I posted. Which will have problems, outlined below. My point is that there needs to be a "maintainable solution", so that, for example: We...

Knowing the OP team, they'll probably implement blinking lights with "while $shouldBlink; do echo 1 > /dev/foo; sleep 1; echo 0 > /dev/foo; sleep 1; done". And I dislike hacks as solutions to problems. That dislike has largely evolved after seeing prior solutions to problems in the Pandora's...

Most electric sheep are actually chaotic; the ones you saw on the page are ones that are 1000's of generations old and thus look smooth. Or do you mean, like really chaotic images? Containing static noise and so on? ((naw)mcx created a series of images on my PandoraWalls site, where he used the...

The problem here is that you don't have a "working format" for performing music mutations. Let me explain by sticking to the cell biology analogy ("translations" for computer scientists in parentheses): If you have a DNA string ("string of bytes"), it's just a string to begin with. Then it gets...

It's available through the NDK, but there are much easier-to-use APIs that fill the same purpose in Android, and a port from SDL to the Android API is simple.

A good idea might be to use the same category system as PNDs use: http://standards.freedesktop.org/menu-spec/latest/apa.html

I'm using Gwenview, and I've heard that Irfanview is a lot like Gwenview, and Gwenview is awesome, so +1.

Guess why I've been complaining about the PND standard for the last 2 years? It's broken; ISO is a Compact Disk image format, and was never meant for anything else. It eats space and is extremely limited. It's a small remedy that we've now got SquashFS as an alternative (But the PND standard is...

JamVM won't lead to any minification of the Java core libraries, which are in a separate package. The VMs by themselves don't use up much space, so that's why one might think that using JamVM instead of the OpenJDK default VM will lead to less used disk space, because JamVM doesn't have an...