Hi Marc,
I like souls_settled_within... In keeping with your lofi asthetic... and
me finally being able to connect to the net through linux (after 7
years) i've attached a little piccie :)
unfortunately i live in a gprs network but my girlfriend has 3g network
(and my computer) so later i'll
1 n
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on 03/03/2009 1:28 AM Majena Mafe wrote:
http://majennamafe.com http://majennamafe.com/
I get address not found, boo hoo
Katharine
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Hi Pall,
Just my immediate thoughts...
I going to do a few new linux installs soon, so I might try running
Walking backwards so that I can see the destruction in my wake as
root, on the systems first - after umounting home/data partitions. I'd
like to capture the output, but there'd be a lot, so
, james of jwm-art net ja...@jwm-art.net
wrote:
Hi Pall,
Just my immediate thoughts...
I going to do a few new linux installs soon, so I might try running
Walking backwards so that I can see the destruction in my wake as
root, on the systems first - after umounting home/data partitions. I'd
this is the news from jwm-art.net @ 26.02.2009
(xorcurses|anagram)^SDL
===
the news is so depressing, more job losses, more banking/political
fuck-ups, and two s punching+killing over a queue-jumping
argument at checkout...
and still no income for me, so i code and
:
you're speeding aren't you?
On Thu, Feb 26, 2009 at 2:44 PM, james of jwm-art net ja...@jwm-art.netwrote:
this is the news from jwm-art.net @ 26.02.2009
(xorcurses|anagram)^SDL
===
the news is so depressing, more job losses, more banking/political
fuck-ups, and two
:
http://bbrace.net/R/Rabbit-Raffle.html ...
/:b
On Thu, Feb 26, 2009 at 2:44 PM, james of jwm-art net
ja...@jwm-art.netwrote:
this is the news from jwm-art.net @ 26.02.2009
(xorcurses|anagram)^SDL ===
the news is so depressing, more job losses, more
banking
Hi Brad,
According to that Great British Bastion of Truth, The Daily Mail,
Google says it is an artifact of their data collection methods: the
boats which used sonar to map the sea bed, travelled in straight lines.
Which raises some interesting questions...
James.
On 20/2/2009, { brad brace }
On 21/2/2009, karen blissett karen.bliss...@googlemail.com wrote:
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cord is the only one i've listened to as yet
( http://www.alansondheim.org/azure/cord.mp3 )
( was going to post a comment on the blog but it seemed to not work )
i found the ideas in the song much more accessible with much more my
imagination could play with, than the texts, which seem remote and
XorCurses-0.0.6 New Release
20th February 2009 (early hours)
* Blowing up sad-mask/switch toggles wall
visibility - as should happen.
* Least number of moves taken to complete
a level is shown in level menu. These are
stored in $HOME/.xorcurses in a binary file
format - if
I wondered who it was! I used to like Doomlord, I bought a reprint of the
strips from the Eagle, last year or so. I didn't fancy Doomlord tho,
just wanted his mind-control and vaporising powers.
On 17/2/2009, marc garrett marc.garr...@furtherfield.org wrote:
I'm sure that I used to fancy Captain
Hi Corrado,
I just wanted to say a little about the game project I've been working
on - a remake of a early 90's 8bit game. ((( I'm waiting for
Arcadia(S.T.A.L.K.E.R) to download as I type and will probably still be
waiting by the time I've finished typing...)))
(
Action hero drowning in swap,
can't reach [ctrl-c]
caption:wikipedia art can't help me now.
slurp.
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(wikipedia_art*)slurp++;
I find it difficult to understand the current wikipedia
assault regarding art, that people who are artists deserve
wikipedia, that people who are un-notable may loosen their
wikipedia page or have to tally support tickets for it.
I find the implications of freedom of
Hi Marc,Ruth, Furtherfield crew,
Just a suggestion that would help me navigating around furtherfield.org.
Where you have the swishyclever links to the articles on furtherfield
which highlight the article details when mouse-hovering over them I
can't right-click-open_in_new_tab and let various
XorCurses-0.0.5 New Release
9th February 2009
* Teleports now working.
* Levels 10 - 15 now playable. (Untested - I'm
stuck on level 7).
* Corrected map piece pickup data in maps.
* Fixed bug (from 0.0.4 release) that caused XorCurses
to seg-fault when it could not find the
is it foolish to be offended by foolish comments?
if a foolish comment is so offensive, why make it
public, why make it headline in the media? is this
not giving the comment more power to offend than it
otherwise would have? is this not causing more offense
to be taken? are not the people who are
That was it: I didn't read you must 'make install', but you can
'make install' ;)
Now that I asked my boss to have root access to install a game, I'm
unemployed, so I'll have time to play xorcurse and eventually give
advices :)
Thanks
+
Clément
On Fri, Feb 6, 2009 at 7:19 PM, james of jwm-art net ja
Ubuntu box, now.
Let me know if I can give any information to fix the problem. I'd
really like to be able to play.
+
Clément
On Wed, Feb 4, 2009 at 7:58 PM, james of jwm-art net ja...@jwm-art.net
* Game area scrolling threshold can be altered
during play by pressing 1,2, or 3
to be able to play.
+
Clément
On Wed, Feb 4, 2009 at 7:58 PM, james of jwm-art net ja...@jwm-art.net
* Game area scrolling threshold can be altered
during play by pressing 1,2, or 3.
* Replay now has 9 speed settings adjusted by
pressing keys 1-9 during replay.
* Improved main
linux rules ok linux rules ok linux rules ok linux rules ok
* Game area scrolling threshold can be altered
during play by pressing 1,2, or 3.
* Replay now has 9 speed settings adjusted by
pressing keys 1-9 during replay.
* Improved main menu - now the map names are
displayed.
Please, stop insisting upon our insistence. And really, there's no need
to insult those of us who don't find it easy to understand the
particular complex language in question by implying (as I see it) that
we're at the mental level and have the attitude to learning of, a
particular set of 5th
Overall the text is clear and in its linguistic form usefully suggests what
its cultural origins are (left intellectual academic).
I don't recall the text, but there's a big lump representing many like
it, and when I see those particular linguistic forms a big ACCESS
DENIED msg pops up in my head
XorCurses-0.0.3 New Beta Release
2nd February 2009
New to XorCurses-0.0.3
* New varying wall colours and wall patterns.
* Bombs
* Dolls
* Sad Masks/Wall visibility toggle
* Levels 4,5,6,7,8,9 from original Xor game.
* Replay now optional
* Two replay speeds
* Save replays
*
of jwm-art net ja...@jwm-art.net
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XorCurses-0.0.3 New Beta Release
2nd February 2009
New to XorCurses-0.0.3
* New varying wall colours and wall patterns.
* Bombs
* Dolls
* Sad Masks/Wall visibility toggle
* Levels 4,5,6,7,8,9 from original Xor game.
* Replay now optional
No, I can't recomend... Well, I currently am quite addicted to
mahjong... The gnome (part of gnome games pkg) the difficult tile
layout... my best time is 3:03. but the same layout in xmahjong really
is difficult. and if i'm bored of that then maybe gnubg (GNU
Backgammon) if I want my ass kicked.
Hi,
For those interested (in retro console/terminal ASCII games on Linux) I
have just made a new release of XorCurses. It's starting to look like a
proper game now :-) New to this release are: falling fish (ouch) running
chickens (arrgh!) a map (woohoo!) and even, imagine this, a menu to
allow
of jwm-art net ja...@jwm-art.net
wrote:
XorCurses is a console/terminal/ASCII game (in colour) written in C for
Linux using the ncurses library. It is based upon XOR by Astral Software
(c)1987. THIS SOFTWARE IS UBER-RETRO-ALPHA-WARE: the best things about
XOR are not yet implementated
XorCurses is a console/terminal/ASCII game (in colour) written in C for
Linux using the ncurses library. It is based upon XOR by Astral Software
(c)1987. THIS SOFTWARE IS UBER-RETRO-ALPHA-WARE: the best things about
XOR are not yet implementated in XorCurses!
get downloading it at:
Hi Marc,
I've just finished reading Paul Broks Into the Silent Land - travels
in neuropsychology, there was a couple of pages describing the
pinocchio trick, and a less dramatic variant of the rubber-hand trick:
Place your hand under a table, and a second person taps/strokes your hand
- it's
Hi Marc,
Do you think that matters what gender one is?
I have this strange idea inside my mind that the male feels more closer to
objects...
Hmmm. I'm not sure I should comment. I'll have to be careful-ish.
It is said, mainly by rich folk who no doubt have their social
stirring-things-up
A vague idea came up to me, possibly a reason why social-networking sites
are popular. I'm not sure if I've seen it elsewhere but it's
possible, and I have read critiques of social-networks (such as
facebook/myspace) in the past, so it could have just taken months to
sink in and filter up again.
Found this while looking through my Debian Lenny DVD's... Spent an hour
or so playing around with it, and then decided to look in the examples
which come with it, and too be honest, I was blown away... Space ships,
circuit boards, meta game of life simulators, scroll-tickers, it's nutz!
http://jwm-art.net/art/audio/racy_daisy_grazy.mp3
Racy Daisy Gravy
- OR(IG) -
Racy Daisy Grazy
from alternating bpms to alternating meters: 7/4 7/8 @ 99bpm.
this track consists entirely of drums and fx. 1 set of drums sent
to a bus, and another, split to two (L+R), combined again, sent
edison was jealous of tesla, even after AC currents were proven safe.
c'mon c'mon lets be happy,
c'mon now don't be sad,
surely there's more of what's good,
than there is of what's bad.
theo leaves therapy to become a minister, not a therapist.
this little track went to 150 bpm
this
softer,mushier,relaxed,digital,non-abrasive,audio,2008,xmas
***
drums up organ up
pitch-shifted delayed phased combed eq'd reverbed feedback loops.
the organ-like sound: a recording of such feedback loops. it is
one of those things: self perpetuating. instrument-like, but is
just fx and
of riff antipodean reed hump
squits shimmer of rust hustled rash
sound lightly crowns felony
and other disparate niches in rocks
trees try bothering hoodlums and banshees
the bunches of miss piggy twirl tightly
hissing in the breeze we hear them
rippling across, through,
microwave background
schlops carried over from:
slowbeetroot.mp3
slowbeetroot-farmermix.mp3
counter_muffled_orthagonal_vanishing.mp3 (spelling incorrect i know now)
to achieve something slightly different, by:
investigates using cutup speech as a 'drumloop', but not very well.
investigates using a drumloop cutup + fx
Oi! Cut that out!
On 17/12/2008, benjamin benja...@cultura3.net wrote:
could i suggest that you perhpas make your own mailing list to
announce your new works ?.. or is THIS your list ?
On 17 Dec 2008, at 17:51, Alan Sondheim wrote:
Last night at the ESP-Disk LIVE @ The Bowery Poetry
I must speak up about this. I have something to say. You try reading all
those comments and then criticising this attention grabbing headline
which is really an outright lie.
On Mon, 15 Dec 2008, info wrote:
Scientists extract images directly from brain.
Researchers from Japans ATR
Regards,
http://www.jwm-art.net/art/audio/slowbeetroot-farmermix.mp3
this music is made not to be listened to within the
sphere of peer pressure. this music is not made
tar -xf alsa-driver-1.0.18a.tar.bz2 with any great
idea about why i am making it unfortunately this
music is made because
of guinea-pig squeals..
On Fri, 5 Dec 2008, james of jwm-art net wrote:
5th December 2008 james
morris
slowbeetroot
made in ardour2.7 w/o RT scheduling priority in debian lenny with
2.6.26.6 RT patched linux
5th December 2008 james
morris
slowbeetroot
made in ardour2.7 w/o RT scheduling priority in debian lenny with
2.6.26.6 RT patched linux kernel. original dry drum loop and synth
sounds made in 64studio using
That's nutz... And so is thinking about it... How seriously will they
take defence of their little virtual island? I've heard rumours some
people take it all very seriously. Scary.
On 3/12/2008, Alan Sondheim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I should have known this was coming...
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of jwm-art net [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's nutz... And so is thinking about it... How seriously will they
take defence of their little virtual island? I've heard rumours some
people take it all very seriously. Scary.
On 3/12/2008, Alan Sondheim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I should have known
right* http://jwm-art.net/art/text/bored.txt *here
THe HISTorY oF BoredoM
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my experience of money:
http://www.jwm-art.net/money.php
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$nl=\n;
print'style type=text/css'.$nl;
for($b=0;$b500;$b++){
$x=rand(0,100);
$y=rand(0,100);
$ix=100-$x;
$iy=100-$y;
$rr=dechex(rand(0,15));
$gg=dechex(rand(0,15));
Hi Indira,
I was having so much fun with this but now maybe I've broken it?
Can't seem to submit/edit properly anymore... Can't understand why.
James.
On 21/11/2008, { Indira Montoya } [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hack me is a work about freedom and unstability.
We are used to predefined content
I find it disturbing the notion we might exist without bodies. And the
idea that consciousness can be extracted from the body seems
counter-intuitive, or simply ridiculous. Recent research (sorry can't
recall) suggests neural networks extend outside of the brain (for
instance the eye, retina);
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Hi,
Is anybody familar with dizzler.com? I've noticed it mentioned in my
website's logs several times and thought I'd find out what it's about.
Firstly a google search 'site:http://dizzler.com jwm' returns nothing,
but on visiting the site, dizzler's inbuilt search
Hi,
Is anybody familar with dizzler.com? I've noticed it mentioned in my
website's logs several times and thought I'd find out what it's about.
Firstly a google search 'site:http://dizzler.com jwm' returns nothing,
but on visiting the site, dizzler's inbuilt search returns six of my
audio
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