Re: Monthly chat November 2018
@Dark:If you are in India, you can forget having a nice and quiet wedding.
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Re: Monthly chat November 2018
So, I completed three out of five programs given to me by my teacher, the final one is proving to be a annoying one to solve. I think I even posted that one here on this site in the developer room.On the matters of festivals, yeah, I am not so thrilled about
Re: Some questions regarding music composition with computer.
@kianoosh:I think you were interupted before you can complete your reply.@UltraLeetJ:I wasn't aware that there was almost similar topic, sorry about that. but your explaination did helped me understanding why if I continued on,
Re: Some questions regarding music composition with computer.
So, I wanted to ask, did anyone has used Musescore? if yes, mind telling me how did it worked, and can it prove useful for my purpose?also, I tried QWS, but it appears to be mainly made for MIDI devices.
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Re: Monthly chat November 2018
@Dark:I really liked your article. you have used great examples like Richi rich, which was used to be quite popular in Cartoon Network India around 2005.But the thing which I liked the most that after all the struggles the characters have suffered throughout
Re: Monthly Chat January 2019
I know that I haven't been around much, but I am quite busy, since exams for the first year of my colege are about to start in two months or so. it honestly depends upon election really. because elections are quite a disruptive process here in India, which
Re: Monthly chat December 2018
The month of December, where season of marages is just starting here in India, exams start, (they are just preparation, but still,) and winter.For those who don't know, I really don't like the cold season in general. coldness due to rain is just fine, but
Re: Monthly Chat January 2019
@Jaseoffire:Exactly what I am talking about. now, you can learn programming all you want. but creating games is a different matter. you need not only good understanding of the language you are working with, but libraries as well. and then you have to choose
Re: Monthly chat March 2019
so, the month of March is coming to end, and I really can't wait for my exams to begin and end, it is too long already.@ThatGuy:I really doubt that here in India, anything like that would be possible. since internet connection is still not good enough, and they
Re: Monthly chat April 2019
So, I hope everyone is having a good April, considering we start this month with paranoia.My exams did start at the very first date of the month, and so far I have given two of them. I must really say, after giving exams of hundred marks, and question papers
Re: Monthly chat April 2019
@Dark:Funny you should mention a dream, after I was done with the final exam of my school, and was well within my college year, I had a dream where I was inexplicably ended up giving those same exams again.@Pool:Strange, I never thought that Python particularly
Re: Monthly chat March 2019
I am kind of late on this topic this time, but the month of march never agreed with me.You see, when I was on the school, the months of March and April were the months where the exams would start, and end. (It is exactly like this for all over India.)then I got
Re: Monthly chat March 2019
@Dark:I guess this is one advantage of being done with the education. but seriously, after each exam, I always feel as if a wait has been lifted off from my head. what a wonderful feeling.So in other news, the date of the first year exam has arrived, and it is
Re: How hard was it for you to learn english as a non english speaker.
So, despite India's obsession with English, the schools over here are very bad at teaching English. I never learned anything valuable from them, aside from learning grammer rules and regurgitating them during the exam,
Re: monthly chat February 2019
@Dark:it is always very interesting to here about your musical ventures... adventures? whatever. but they are very interesting. sadly for me, no more hope for music stands out, since I have gotten busy in my studies, and haven't found another teacher who
Re: monthly chat February 2019
@Origine:Nice to know that other countries also requires the knowledge of the different engineering disciplines . but as always, India manages to do that wrong as well. everything here depends on marks, to the detriment of other developments.I know that the
Re: monthly chat February 2019
So, I am back from the wedding.Since it was the wedding of the younger son of my mother's big sister, it was not so problematic as I was expecting. my brother (We actually are cousins, but we are close like brothers,) understood my problem with loud music, so
Re: Monthly Chat January 2019
So, as dark said, January is coming to an end, and there is no end seems to be coming to the winter season.I hate winter season. not only that, but I think that this season is unusually cold in comparison to the previous ones.As for the life, well, I didn't
Re: Music stiles from around the world.
I am happy to discover this topic. while I do not listen to as much music as you guys do from around the world, I do listen to quite a lot of things.I am happy to be the person from a country which already have a rich music history, but I hope that
Re: Monthly Chat January 2019
@Dark:I wouldn't say it is a very hot country, yes, the temperature does reach around mid forties in summer, but I would say that Australia is much more harsher in the terms of temperature.As for the current situation, you see, there are these big mountains
Re: Monthly chat June 2019
The month of June.It is a strange time here in India, since the rainy season is just starting in this month, yet blistering heat can also be expirienced.I heard from the news reports however, that this year the rainfall might be not enough, there is going to be a
Re: Monthly chat June 2019
Finally, rain has started here, though I hope that they won't cut the power as soon as even a light drizzle starts. I actually wanted to know, does that happens in your country as well? powercuts when even light rain...Though I still hope that it would still rain
Re: Monthly chat June 2019
@Dark:As you know, I write fanfiction. not of Harry Potter, of course. but still despite that, I hear arguments about that fandom from the people about mostly Harry's friends.Since you are reading the series again, how would you describe Harry's friends? are they
Re: Monthly chat June 2019
@Dark:You're correct. I really don't see why the teenage boys can't be reasonable. specially I myself have crossed that age, I was not anywhere near that problematic as they are described in the Harry Potter books.oh yeah, Dark, how did you downloaded the breed
Re: Monthly chat May 2019
@Dark:He is not as much as annoying, he just wouldn't leave me alone. also, I suspect that I would have same parent problems from my mother once I am at your age.@Guitarman:While I do not write any original stories of my own yet, (but I have plans,) I do write
Re: Monthly chat May 2019
So everyone is having different sort of May.Mine has been a busy one so far. first, I am officially out of my teens now, I got twenty years old at the first of May.Then since at the fourth May, my mother had a birthday of her own, my uncle's family arrived. their
Re: Monthly chat July 2019
@Dark:I apologised, because I think I made asumptions about your dislike of the sports which use balls.As for the social science, it is basically the subject in which geography, sivics, (political structure of a country,) history, etc. are covered about the
Re: Monthly chat July 2019
@Dark:I think I should apologise to you, because I think I miss judged you a little. sorry about that.@vaibhavbhandari:You're right. they most certainly have gone mad. just previous weak, I saw in the news that a politician was throwing a bucket full of mud over
Re: Monthly chat July 2019
I would dare to say that July is currently at a good start on sport wise, specially when we lost the cricket world cup match to the England at thirtieth June, but after beating Bangladesh, we have secured the place in the semifinals. also, since the world cup was
Re: Monthly chat July 2019
@Dark:I would agree with you there, most of the sports involving a ball are not very much playable to us. (Football comes to mind.)But even then, Cricket is much more playable to us. yes, you have to use the uneerarm bowling, other ise it will turn in to the
Re: Monthly chat April 2019
So the month of April is coming to an end, and I can't say that I am happy at this moment.Usually, this month implies the end of final exams of a school year, but since now I am out of school I did expected some differences. but entire exams took this month
Re: Monthly chat April 2019
@Dark:it is so nice to hear about your musical adventures.as for me, I recently saw a show on TV, (I have exams, why am I watching TV?) so there is this guy who gave his girlfriend his e mail ID and the password, the ID he used on his phone.so, once his
Re: what's the best way to learn an additional language
I mostly learned English by interpreting what exactly is the computer trying to tell me, because from the person whom I learned, she told me that it is important to listen to everything and understand them rather than just expecting
Re: Monthly chat August 2019
@Dark:I hope the lady gets well soon, also a very late happy birthday.As for me, the month of August... is just not for me. constantly changing weather, worrying about studies, and beginning of the over socializing festivals make me very grumpy.I actually was
Re: Monthly chat September 2019
@YourUso:Yes, when my sister told me that she wanted to move if given a chance to a colder country, I told her to avoid the Australia. she checked the average temperature on the internet, and promptly agreed with me.@Redfox:It is interesting to me, because I
Re: Monthly chat September 2019
@Dark:Well your information proves why exactly Britain has a reputation of crazy weather in popular culture. also, I hope your lady gets well soon.Actually, coming back to the weather topic, here in India, by this point there will be at least some coldness.
Re: Monthly chat September 2019
@Dark:I was not complaining that it was getting cold here, I was saying that considering the time, and my 19 years of experience of living in this country, (I am 20 years old currently,) it is not as cold as it can get.Also, the constant raining and the
Re: My new blog
That sort of information will surely good for people like myself as well, who have just started in the programming.Despite the importance of debugging, not many people cover them for beginners. I can't even use my command line to debug a program yet.
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Re: Monthly chat September 2019
Dark, I seriously hope that she will recover from this.
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Re: Monthly chat December 2019
Hello there. haven't posted in this thread for a while. mainly dew to the fact that I kind of lost my will to do anything. you know, playing chess, programming, and anything which I like in general.Thankfully, it appears that I am getting the feeling back
Re: Monthly chat December 2019
@Dark:Yeah, sorry to hear about the hairs. apparently I also lost mine, and my mother tells me that once I used to have curly hair, now I have to content myself with normal hair.As for me, the HTML is going well, and I continue to discover how obsessed
Re: Monthly chat December 2019
@Dark:I do know about that. apparently, the creator of _javascript_ named it so, because at the time of the creation of the language, Java was very popular.Also, I hope the Mrs. dark's radio therapy goes well, I don't remember much of my experience with that
Re: Reading books
I honestly prefer Ebooks rather than audiobooks. (Even if it is for fiction.)The reason is simple. I prefer to imagine the scene and voices through my own mind rather than a voice be already present there for me.
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Re: Monthly chat September 2019
@Dark:I seriously hope that everything turns out great with your lady.In other news, I heard first time about Greta Thunberg, she was about to give a speech in front of global leaders, and no tv news channels picked it up here. other thing to note is that
Re: What profession would you have pursued if you could see?
Well, despite my mother telling me repeatedly that I would be quite different if I had sight, I insist that personality wise, I still would have been same, just little bit more outgoing, rather than a reclusive guy I am currently
Re: Monthly chat February 2020
@Nocturnus:I think that over all, you should try to hold yourself together, at least for her sake.Now, as for the reading, I am already half way to the fuller memorandum, the third book of the laundry files. which just goes to show how much I like the
Re: Monthly chat January2020
@Dark:The main character of the Laundry files doesn't have any special powers, at least as far as I have observed.What he does have, however is the training provided by the organization for which he works for, knowledge of computers, and support of the
Re: Something I need to vent about [JKR and viewpoints]
You know, I read the article, and the last paragraph basically states, "Stay away from twitter, authors."To be honest though, I only have watched movies of Harry Potter, back when they were something you can find being aired here in
Re: Monthly chat March 2020
@Dark:Remember in previous month's topic, I talked about losing any spirit to play games, or programming, or any other thing which I like?This exactly is the reason. you see, around December or so, the exam season starts in India. from the internal exams in the
Re: Monthly chat March 2020
So, not only India lost to New Zealand, I am experiencing another bout of cold, which... is just kind of getting scary at this point. you know, because of the scary virus thing.As for other things, my exams, (Bring me some people so I can strung them up on the
Re: Monthly chat January2020
So, I finally finished the atrocity archives, the first book of the laundry files. and I must say, I really liked it.And at the end of the book, Charles, (Whose last name I can't remember for the life of me,) explained his various decisions and inspirations for
Re: Monthly chat January2020
@Dark:That is interesting to hear, since I have never gone outside of the India, I don't have any other country to compare in the first place.Also, considering how big India is, and the different types of people everywhere, the experiences of blind people would
Re: Question about playing Chess
@Jaseoffire:do you know whether the latest versions of the winboard work with the screen readers or not? I am still actually using the version specifically created for us, and it has been not updated for a long while now.I think that its version number is
Re: What is one thing you would like to see happen in your lifetime?
There are some really interesting things people would like to see, here are my own thoughts.Cybernetic enhancements, space travel, and settling on some other planet other than Earth, and reversing, or containing the
Re: Monthly chat January2020
@Dark:I completely agree. but the thing is, I can't stay in a prolonged contact with people either, it just exhausts me. once in a while, let's say a month or so, is fine. but I can't stay with people for everyday, it just tests my patience.@Sovs:Dark is right,
Re: Kendo match
You know, you seem to be living a dream of mine, mainly learning a martial arts.As a kid, and indeed even now, I like to learn a martial arts. but my mother and father never took it seriously, most likely thinking that I won't be able to perform, that, and India doesn't
Re: Monthly chat February 2020
@Dark:I don't remember whether I have said this before or not, but as someone who lost his eyes to the cancer, (And really beautiful curly hare to the treetment according to my mother,) I feel your pain man. I don't think that I can say anything more on that
Re: Kendo match
I am happy that everything turned out well for you, as for the loss, I like the way you're handling it, learning from the experience and moving on, rather than quitting.as for the ranks, I think you meant to say Kyu, not Kiyu.
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Re: Monthly chat February 2020
Since Nocturnus raised the topic of lung cancer, I would like to point out some observations:Around 3 months ago, in Delli there was this kid who was diagnosed with the lung cancer, naturally he/she was not a smoker.At that same time, there was this woman in
Re: sound design with program
While I do not believe that this was exactly what you were looking for, there is a entire language revolving around this, called csound.Of course I haven't used it, but I have read good things about it.
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Re: Monthly chat February 2020
So, I finished the Jennifer Morg just two days ago, and I am surprised that I was able to finish it so quickly, specially since the Attrocity Archives took me entire month to finish.Guess I like the character Robert "Bob" Howerd
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Re: Monthly chat February 2020
@Dark:I don't know whether people do this or not, but really man, thank you for updating the database. it is a very important part of this site, right next to the forums. I also hope that the health of the Mrs. Dark is going well now.So, on to the books:I
Re: Stories of destruction.
A bit late, but oh well. here are my stories.I used to live in hostel for blind kids, I spend five years of my schooling there. of course, I hated that with a passion.So, the first hostel I used to live in, I found this window, which has some sticky stuff around
Re: Stories of destruction.
@Jeff:Ah yes, the bunk beds. I should remember that term for future.
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Re: Monthly chat February 2020
@Dark:I suppose you are right. actually, I just like the warm weather in general, since it keeps my mood up. which, naturally leads to me playing games, and doing any other thing which I want to do.So, I also picked up the warmage, second book of the
Re: Monthly chat January2020
@Dark:I can't speak for the entire series, but to me, the first book at least is very amusing.it has all the things which I look for in a magical series, battles between mages, research into magic, etc. the only downside as I have stated previously is that it
Re: Monthly chat January2020
Dark:I can't exactly tell you why I do like urban fantasy more than fantasy, but one thing is certain that I do prefer that the stories I am reading are set in the modern time like technology levels.I did finished the first book of the spellmonger series, and I
Re: Monthly chat January2020
@Dark:One thing which I do think that writers in general should do is that see what they can come up with the combination of magic and technology.I mean, we are in a immagenary world, right? who says that we can't do this, or that is impossible?Anyway, I have
Re: Monthly chat January2020
So, I fell sic around Christmas, and have experienced one of the most painful throat infection in my life yet. the effects of which I still continue to suffer well within the start of this year.Still, I do think that I am getting better slowly, so that is
Re: Pet peeves from other blind people?
The things which annoys me the most is how people after learning how I lost my vision, would always comment about:"Well, god always balances things out."I have heard so many variations of this line is that I can't even remember.Another thing is that
Re: Pet peeves from other blind people?
Actually, this is the first time that I have heard about face touching issue. before this topic, I have never encountered the issue.Besides, why would people think that just because we are in a physicle contact with a face, we would be able to
Re: Question about playing Chess
Unfortunately in India, I don't think that I can acquire a go board for blind. I would even be surprised if people have heard of this game.Ah well, I am learning programming, who knows? maybe I would create something for us to play this game, and shogi,
Re: Question about playing Chess
@Jade:Do you have any recommendations for chess books?Because the books which I have looked into so far are quite image heavy, and do not use algebraic notation much.
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Re: Monthly chat December 2019
Well, the winter season is fully upon us the Indians, and may I say that over all, this year has given me one of the most peaceful festivals in quite a long time, whether it be Christmas, or Diwali. I... jostjust don't enjoy too much human contact, except for
Re: Question about playing Chess
I agree with dark, visualizing the positions on the board mentally is very hard to do. still, through the algebraic notation, I can do it easily.as for the programs, I prefer winboard, even though it could use some more functionality.I checked at the
Re: A Story I Felt I had to Share
Not gonna lie, this gave me unplezent flashbacks to my first seven years with two blind organizations, as well as a healthy amount of nightmare fuel.
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Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
So, another old patient has died, making this the second death in India. the number of infected got around to 83.Also, some people decided that it would be a great idea to escape the hospital. I cannot believe the stupidity of some
Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
India so far has only seventy or so cases, and out of them, only one person has died.Come to think of it, I am actually for once pleasantly surprised by the actions of the government here, since well, you know, India does not have very
Re: what is the history of your country?
I unfortunately don't think that I can summarize the history of my country, considering it has thousands of years worth of history.
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Re: I Have to Use Jaws For a Few Hours, and Here Are My Thoughts
@ post 13:I did meant to say that it did works during my normal offline use, but the command does not work within the web browser. but really, I think I ate the word "Not" somewhere in that line. sorry for the
Re: I Have to Use Jaws For a Few Hours, and Here Are My Thoughts
The reason why I use JAWS is because the command to move at the top or bottum of a page works within a web browser.Meanwhile, this command does work within NVDA, but not within web pages.But I would say one thing: NVDA is
Re: Monthly chat March 2020
So, despite not trying to pick up the codex alera, I simply got so board of studying, that I simply needed something nice to read, which did not have to do with the authors of the previous centuries, or has to do with falsities of business, etc. etc.Now, codex
Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
India has reached above hundred cases, and Maharashtra, for any of you who cares to no, is the state where the cases are highest at 31.I also read an article about someone appearing on the Joe Rogan's podcast, and the guy was an health
Re: NVDA and Japanese language
All of this just gives me extra motivation to learn programming, then maybe I could fixed these problems I run into by my own, and who knows? maybe my solutions would be good for someone else as well.
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Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
I don't know whether it is true for all recovered patients, but I did heard that the recovered patients have their lungs scarred.(Apologies if this has been already said in the topic before.)
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Re: NVDA and Japanese language
The problem for the windows 1 core voices, is that even if you increase the speed, the lag is still noticeable.
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Re: NVDA and Japanese language
So, I went and checked whether the automatic language switch is enabled or not. it is enabled, but I am still not getting the results which I am looking for.Am I still missing something?
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Re: NVDA and Japanese language
@Dan_Jiro:At first when this happened to me, I thought that I messed up the settings somewhere.But then I realized it has nothing to do with that. still, the main purpose of this question for me remains unanswered, since despite doing things recommended so
NVDA and Japanese language
So I have been learning Japanese from duolingo for past one and a half year. at first, it was fine with the audio samples provided by the duolingo itself. but I have progressed enough that I need a better way of learning.So, here, I am asking you, the ag.net
Re: NVDA and Japanese language
So, I installed the Japanese version of NVDA as recommended by the Assault.Then I tested it with duolingo, but for whatever reason, it did not work. it is not reading any Japanese at all, basically remaining the same way as before.Though it did add the
Re: NVDA and Japanese language
Thanks guys, also I never thought that Nyanchan would reply to one of my topics. so that is one awesome thing for me already in this morning.
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Re: NVDA and Japanese language
So, I did learned about how espeak apparently can talk in different languages, so I went in the section to change the TTS.there I saw J talker, after which I started to curse like as if I am cell, and I have been just punched in my gut by super saiyan 2
Re: Please recommend some Novels for me.
I don't read any romance novels, not the ones in which romance is the main plot.I mostly read urban fantasy, some science fiction along with the dose of eldritch horror, and fantasy books.So, given the above conditions, here are my recommendations
Re: Monthly chat April 2020
I am sorry to interrupt the happy chain with such a gloomy news. but today, my father got in a accident, where he ended up with a fractured hip joint.As things are now, he has to go through the emergency operation since the blood is not flowing to his leg.So, I
Re: Monthly chat March 2020
@Jaidon:The spices most likely are not up to par, because from what I have heard, the people in the European countries can't handle the mouth burning taste of the Indian spices.That, or there might be trouble in supplies and such.Also, I actually got kind of
Re: favourite childhood toys
What a weird collection I had as a kid. from swords, (from various varieties too!) to bow and arrows, to guns, and of course, a large collection of beyblades.Actually, I still would like the sword back, since it is really useful when you are trying to act
Re: Monthly Chat - May, 2020
@Jayde:To answer your questions:Well, I really like the current season, even though there is quite a summer heat during this time in India. But I like the fact that I don't feel as lazy as during the winter.Yes, rhesus chart by Charles Stross, the fifth book in
Re: For a Change of Pace, an Angry Book Review
How? why? why would a publisher let something like this be published in the first place?Unless the book is self-published...
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Re: Monthly Chat - May, 2020
I admit, I am not one of those people who like to talk much, or socialize a lot.But writing in these topics is actually kind of theraputic.Of course I prefer the forum interaction to the live chat, since I can reply to people whenever I want, as opposed to
Re: Corona Virus: is it the beginning of the end?
This is related with human behavior, rather than a update of what's going on with the virus.I saw in the news some people returning from outside countries, and just because they have to wait in a long line, they started to argue with the
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