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Watched the video last night - seems very introductory - but I have always hated SVN - git on the other hand is awesome. Personally, I prefer and command line approach than something that integrates heavily into explorer.

I haven't had time to watch the whole video yet, but the part I have seen thusfar was interesting (and good fun).

I have watched this other Git video featuring Randal Schwartz yesterday, which is more of a practical (but less fun) introduction to Git:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dhZ9BXQgc4

Did you use an ipod dock?

Idea: I have no computer Knowledge so I cant do it but a site that contacts friends and family on various websites ex. facebook myspace ect in the event a person dies with special messages. like a vault for words to be released when a person dies. hope your well. i don't really have kids or any of the stuff i wrote i just did'nt want you to feel i was trying to contact you for anything but friendship. facebook harmray@yahoo.com. peace Harmony

Niceeee!

Are we to expect videos soon?

hahah Niceee!

So this person saw you guys jam from the video and then he took it, and added his vocals to it? Thats what it kind of seemed like on the description of the youtube video details caption.

I liked this other song also on your music page. I don't know if it was improved, but he should run with it more if he can. It wasn't bad.

From: 100702-chrwienerschwa.mp3

at 57:00

"I've been to Cleveland

But I never been..to Cincinnati before

that I am sureee ohh oohh...like a holly ghost"

- A.Seducer

You've had your little joke. Ha. Now clean the mess off your garage door. Have some self-respect and respect for your neighbors, instead of arrogance.

hi dear justin
i like you :) i use always WinAmp for listen musics :)
im Male/32/From Iran
im computer programmer
can i ADD you in May Yahoo Friends List?
my Yahoo ID is : joe_afshany@yahoo.com
thanx

(Sorry all for the off-topic comment but, based on a quick Google, this seems like the most reliable way of reaching JF.)

Justin, thank you for Winamp series 2. This joe still digs and uses highly functional, lightweight, tight-scope software. Winamp 2.76 FTW!

actually to clarify / correct, since my post above is misleading.

testing the speeds with some random values shows that "fprem" (first method) is much faster than the arithmetic method (second method). (possible improvement in eel2 ?)

when i try math.h's "fmod" i can also see a "fprem" in there which means that "fmod" might be implemented in the same lines at least on mingw-gcc-4.4.1-tdm with -O3. the speeds with random values are relatively the same.

here is how glibc is doing it (at the bottom):
cboard.cprogramming.com/c-programming/105096-fmod.html...

i doubt that all these branches, bitshift and loops will be faster than "fprem" could be wrong though.. :)

here are a couple of fast fmod() variations:
sites.google.com/site/neolit123/fmod_test.c

the first method uses the "partial reminder". it has a little check in there and will work even if the Z bit is set. however, it will still return .IND for 0 as the denominator (has to be tweaked to do otherwise).

the second method is faster than the first and both were (last time i've checked) much faster than the fmod that i see linked by mingw.

but the FPU could have supported a "reset" only on a specific of the lower FPU status word bits. if i'm not wrong, this would mean at least something in the lines of "one-gate" operation, instead of a fclex: "seven-gate" operation + the "wait" instruction.

possibly the best solution (and if possible) is for one to write a custom fmod().

(so the bug lasted 5 years through 2 MSVC versions)

VC2010 appears to work correctly. A related bug (where fmod fails if the denormal flag is set) is described here: support.microsoft.com/kb/972497

Hi Justin,

Great job on the app. I'm encouraging QA guys at work to start using it to attach screencasts to bug reports - it's got a nice, simple interface and small footprint for this kinda thing.

Can we expect an OS X version sometime in the future?

Also, though you may have already done this - it'd be a good platform to encourage the REAPER beta guys to use on the forums.

Thanks again,
Nick

It Nirvana?
Hi from Russia!

you can always record to LCF using licecap, then edit/sync it with audio in REAPER, and render to MP4 there (if you install ffmpeg). Just a thought, heh...

Hi Justin,

Thanks for LICEcap. It's a cool tool for animated GIF's.

Any plans to expand the functionality to include audio, and output to other formats?

I use Camtasia Studio for the video side of my screencasts and Reaper for the audio production. Would be nice to be able to use your stuff for the whole process.

Cheers,

Malcolm.

Nice job, but I can't start recording on my test...after giving a file name in the filedialog, nothing happens, the RECORD button still enabled while STOP button gray. I'm using Windows Server 2003, doesn't it work here?

And 1.1 is out, with hotkey support. Thank schwa for that one! :)

Loving this, not sure what I use I have for it, but it's cool all the same.
Good work.

Looks really cool. I still find it astounding that you can find time to work on stuff like this as well as Reaper. nice one J.

Bod.

Nice of you guys to make LICEcap open source. Thanks!

That's so nice !
Just one thing is missing : the ability to have a hotkey to Pause when Licecap is recording. It would allow to pause without showing the mouse going to the bottom of the window.

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Thanks all.

mote details about intel's 48-core cpu.
www.xbitlabs.com/articles/cpu/print/ff_intc_201005.html...

a "while(1)" loop?

no doubt about it

yes. yes it is.

Is that a partial picture of the ever elusive Schwa?

If I flew out to Cali and could get you into Rocketdyne for a tour, would you make the trek down? ;) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rocketdyne

Impressive.


:)

the same time you are climbing some people do weird stuff:
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With Schwa, in the Gunks in NY. :)


Where I'm sitting is right near the guy in the pink shirt in this picture:

www.ericandlucie.com/Gunks/IMG_5357W.jpg

Hey Justin,

Where are you climbing?

You fucking loco! I gotta get myself a wing suit!

Heck yeah man! This is what im talking about...I'm glad to see you blogging more....

For some reason when this image loaded, it reminded me of the scene in the movie 'The Beach.' (good movie) When Leonardo's character travels back home and goes into a cybercafe to check his email, and it loads a group shot of everyone in front of the ocean.

Be safe and have fun out there...Don't make this trip turn out like the movie 'White Water Summer.' hah

- Peace

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I hope you will be available soon to sit down with us. Thanks, and I look forward to hearing from you.

Best,

Andrew

Justin, are you a millionaire? I'm a software developer and hope to some time develop some kind of genious program like Winamp, and then have some big company buy it all to become a millionaire.

Had me confused for a bit. I popped my head out my window and it was sunny today. Have safe travels. I like the snow picture, no one around (except that one person) but it was nice. I like empty shots like that from time to time.

-Peace

Ooooh, Reaper on Linux.........!

I'm an avid Ardour fan myself, but wow, I think I could be tempted away.

How long before a stable build? ;-)

Release often. It makes people notice your stuffs.

just learned semicolon is one word... damn it.

you have inspired me to have a go at learning computer programming. I'm only writing the simplest stupidest most pointless programs at the moment to learn the language. I can't begin to imagine what the code to reaper looks like and how you manage to fix bugs. I get bugs usually just because i forget to add a semi colon at the end of a line. Have you tried checking your semi colons? haha just kidding.

You have REAPER running on Linux??? No freakin' way! That is great news! I am excited!

Absolutely! What type of research have you done into continuous deployment? We do it at Cheezburger. Also, look at what Flickr and IMVU are doing...same thing. Commit the code, test run automatically, code deploys automatically.