It's not capable of sending a 5.1 surround signal.

I love it because I think it truly captures the sporadic, chaotic nature of the original tune.

I meant to find a decent rock remix of Wily Castle 1 from MM2 because it's the classic, or, even better, one for Ring Man's stage...
... but for some reason I had way more trouble than I should have.

Same goes for actually coding the Flash, but then I hate using Actionscript so much I tend to forget it easily.

Yes, but I'm using FireFox and it doesn't do that for me (I wouldn't want it to).
... so weird.

Depends on what font you use and source the ASCII in; a monospace font like Lucida Console would retain the art.

Our teacher taught us how to display text by showing us, "Screw you world!"

If I had a programmer's dog tag, it would simply be:

cout << "Insert name: "
cin >> myName1
cout << endl;

or something

I... miss cout and cin sometimes.
Sometimes. They were only marginally easier to use than printf and scanf.
Really, what I miss are these << >> operators because they are amazing.

That input is a stereo jack, JC.
Just letting you know.

Don't make me repeat myself.
You shouldn't have any delay.

Seriously, I use a gamepad and experience none; not even when I was using them on really old PCs.
It just seems wrong to me.

... sounds like a browser update to me, unless there's some bizarre new retroactive function that reloads the page when you press the back button, instead of reading it from cache.

Then your input is configured in an esoteric manner.
It's a basic function, really.

They're LOTS of colors!

RAINBOW MEGAMANS.

DON'T.
#####ING.
SAY.
HELLO.
WORLD.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAUU UUUUUUGH

Radio shack is your best bet on price, if I recall from my quest for one.
Totally don't use it for anything now though.

Trigger's not a real human anyway.

... oh you meant ZX.
Yeah, no, they're really red anyway.

There's not really much you could do with it, either, and then there's the question of which assembly language to use (although I'm sure it would be some x86 derivative, as that's the most widely known).

It reminded me of  the clocktower in most(all?) Castlevania games.

All!
It's a series staple, just like a blue hero in REAL Mega Man games.

There's a few punctuation but I don't think it'd be enough for any kind of ascii art: / - , . ; ' #

Yeah, not having any parenthesis limits me to programming languages I don't know very well.

... actually, there are very few that don't use them, and most are obscure esoteric languages.
... like Shakespeare... and even that requires square brackets.

Plus you really only have about 78 characters to work with.

Or get cancer.
Ass cancer.

Damn, no punctuation, no programs. I was going to suggest you put the forkbomb on it, but that kills that idea.

Out of the ideas you have up there, I like "Organ Donor" best.
"Property of Black Mesa" doesn't sound quite right... you might try something for the HECU, though.

If your sound card has an audio line-in that's compatible with the speaker-out for your TV, it should be OK.

Your PC would need to be on, yes.

It looks pretty meh to me.
There are some games that benefit from 2.5D; I don't think Mega Man is one of them.

The screw thing reminded me a lot of Sonic 2.

This is the first time it's ever happened to me.
I've been doing this for years, too. Honestly surprised was I.

I use it to generate a deadpan tone with an intentional "don't answer this" note.

Not if it's not a question, and that's not a question.

Shaving can dramatically change the appearance of your face, but strangely, some people don't notice for a bit.
That, however, is impossible not to notice.

Oh, and if you grow a goatee I will staple your face to a TPS report.
I don't think would work on you, mate... but the Captain Ahab you had going worked OK.

I still think mutton chops would work best with you man.

Yes, but they have maybe 20 different desktops at any given time except late nights when all of the American children are asleep.

I wound up wearing green by accident because I forgot to change my shirt from yesterday.
It's not like I went anywhere though.

Green. Good color. It's probably my favorite color, yet for some reason I have a billion blue shirts and only two green ones.

I use a 1680x1050; that's hard enough to find, it seems.

> me and some friends
> National Grammar Day
> English teacher

I know you don't care, but this made me laugh my ass off anyway, C.

Do you now.

"Why not" is what gets people in so much trouble logically.

What you've described, short of the fact you say you know you dreamed it, is the exact feeling I have during deja vu. Exact.

Been a while since I've seen that.
Makes me giggle whenever I watch it; especially that bit about the spiders and candles.

Don't think I posted this here, but ignore it if I or someone else did.

Not sure if you mean this or what (I can't find anything that explicitly says Sega/Mega-CD, but it's supposedly redbook audio). Sounds good, but I think it's redbook and not actually synth... well, it is recorded synth at the very least.

Oh, OK, I thought you were sourcing them externally or something like psychic waves or something.

It still doesn't mean you should act like a spoiled baby about it.

Humans have always been really immature and ungrateful for the things they have.
The man is right; we're all spoiled idiots.

I call hacker!

Well, dreams are really just a regurgitation of things (settings, people, things, ideas) that your conscious mind picked up during waking periods. The idea is that while you're in deep sleep, your mind is more or less dormant, and focused on repairing the body. However, in REM sleep, your mind is being repaired, and in the process neurons start firing around lazily and with little regard to any memory that might be stored in connections between them.

There's a significant chance of recent things popping up, but this is a very random process, as I mentioned before. Old, old stuff, real or imagined, is likely to pop up.

There's not really a communication link between the conscious mind and subconscious during dreams so much as the entire brain is just functioning on clean cycle, so some things are bound to be jumbled around here.

What I'm saying is that it's all past knowledge, but configured in random ways; and random things sometimes look like predictions if something similar happens afterward.

There would have to be mysterious signals in the first place, and there's no evidence for it.
There never will be, I think.

Now, there is a school of thought that says that events in your life may pick up certain trends that can culminate in specific ends; sort of like the weather, but on a grand emotional/situational social scale.

But it's not precognition. No such thing.

You mean when all of the color an love drain out of the world?
Yeah, that's called MGS4.

No, deja vu is an inexplicable feeling of repeating the same thing.

If you know that you dreamed about doing it, that's not inexplicable.

Yes, but it's highly unlikely that you could ever possibly dream about something and wind up doing it later.
In fact, it's nigh impossible considering the random nature of dreams.

In that case, I should probably warn you: start it in the morning.

Yeah, I max out my settings on pretty much every Valve game out there.
There are games I can't run 100% all the time, like GMod, but that might be because I have like 7000 addons for it.

Nova...
... are non-network applications still slow? I mean, I don't want to bog down this thread in techno-babble, but seriously, I've had similar problems before. If so, try out JkDefrag if you use XP. Works much better than the usual Windows defragmenter.

What, are you using a laptop or something?

Title theme of the best adventure game ever.

That's not Space Quest.
Speaking of which, Roland CM-32L SQIII.

: Slugkid  15 March 2009, 05:10:54

Sometimes I have dreams of stuff that happens months or years later, exactly like on the dream. I realize it's what I dreamt, but I still think the same I heard me thinking on the dream. I can't seem to be able to change it...
What's cool about that is that I end up dreaming me watching TV, thinking "Oh, this is my dream"

It's called precognitive dreaming and it's more common than you think.
I have such dreams all the time.

It's called deja vu, damn it, and it's not really based on dreams.
Mystical mumbo jumbo doesn't exist.

... so that's why I can't find a job...

No exceptions!

Heh heh, clever. Difficult to see what's going on, but clever.

tl;dr

But what I get from that is some idiot bought the console version of a PC game.
That you can mod.
And make actually fun.
Also, it's an FPS, and those are only good with keyboard and mouse. Only. No exceptions.

No exceptions.

...Vin won over me?
This is almost as bad as the time I was left out of The Preventers.
*Cutaway to Sano being left out of The Preventers.*

NO, WHAT HAVE YOU DONE?
CAN'T UNSEE FAMILY GUY SANO.

The glitch would be the clocks showing the wrong date.
That has nothing to do with flight controllers and aid systems; especially since every system is quadruple redundant and there's usually a manual mode.