Mini catch-ups ahead. I was going to post them earlier, but I had no internet for a whole day. That's right, I missed one deposit! D:
Also, wtf gfox...
At 2/11/10 04:25 PM, reverend wrote:
At 2/11/10 03:37 PM, Sir-Nuts wrote:
But yeah, there are many ways to make things harder for spammers. And please, HIGHER BLAM THRESHOLD. >:(
We could have it to where only one IP address could only submit two items per day but god forbid anyone on AOL networks who want to submit anything since IP Address tend to be shared by regions.
People still use AOL? :P
Well, the Flash Portal already alerts about AOL and it's IP problems. Maybe the staff could just say "whatever" to AOL users and implement that 2 flashes per IP thing. I believe there aren't many AOLers left, anyway.
A higher blam threshold would be nice but if it was bumped up to closer to 2 or exactly at 2 then what would be the point of voting 2 on things? Sure you could vote 3, but some movies are worth that much but are still worth saving.
I don't get it... If it was, for example, 1.90, it would still get saved if you voted two...
Well thought, it would be a huge responsibility to just leave the submissions in someone else's hands. But the mods could deal only with the recently submitted ones, if they're really concerned about it. Like removing file-swappers instantly, flagged submissions...
As far as I can tell, the Audio Mods don't delete stuff but rather pass them on to Wade and he removes it. Maybe a system like that would be reasonable to be considered or else some way to flag a submission after judgement.
That's a good idea, but who knows when he'll check all those flashes. Maybe if a certain number of mods agree that a submission is stolen/malicious etc... the submission would get deleted automatically. I mean, so many of them couldn't be wrong at the same time, right? That would make things quicker for the staff.
Hahahhaha, I agree. He wasn't even added to the staff page yet :P
That's Stamper's lazy ass not doing anything. :P
Luis could add himself to the page. What is he doing there, getting drunk? :P
At 2/11/10 10:01 PM, NEVR wrote:
At 2/11/10 04:18 AM, Coop83 wrote:
And to say that you only need another 71 more posts...
Oh, yeah. That is true... although I'm not a particularly big poster at the moment. There's just not much for me to post in really. General is pretty lame at the moment and most of the Wi/Ht? stuff rarely requires my input. Still, gotta push through the burn and get them 11,000 posts ;P
31 left, gogogo.
At 2/11/10 03:37 PM, Sir-Nuts wrote:
At 2/10/10 09:45 PM, NEVR wrote:
Hey NEVR! It's been a while, come back to the lounge. Say hello every day.
I probably won't have time to REPLY to everybody in here every day, but I could drop in and say hello more often, although it would get kinda pointless after a while, lol. I just do it every now and again to remind people that I'm still in existence.
Keep us updated with your life, anything... But give life signs more often!
At 2/12/10 03:19 AM, Coop83 wrote:
At 2/11/10 03:37 PM, Sir-Nuts wrote:
I shall join the revolution... with multiple quoting!
Hurrah! We always need more troops :)
Posts INCOMING!
At 2/10/10 02:25 PM, Sir-Nuts wrote:
At 2/10/10 08:47 AM, Coop83 wrote:
Invisible runner is a great challenge. I'm going to lose sleep over this game, I can see it!
I see what you did there... :P
Ah! So do I now :P
Really? I thought it was an intended bad pun, heh.
Seriously, I didn't see it coming.
See, you did it again. ;P
I'm still about 1,000 away from '21, but azteca89 is mostly inactive, so an easy pass, I feel :)
But afterwards, it's a 6000 B/P gap until bila. =/
At 2/12/10 02:13 PM, Auz wrote:
*Tired*
I'm glad it's finally weekend again.
Envy me, I had the whole week off because of carnival! ;)
At 2/11/10 03:37 PM, Sir-Nuts wrote:
I got to know more about those bands when I was 10 or so. It was either because of my dad or because of my brother's music in the computer. And we had a new computer with internet, downloading music was still easy, so...
Heh, yes my dad is also mostly responsible for my knowledge of 80's music. I got to know U2 thanks to him.
Sweet. Although my dad is probably older than yours (he's 50 now), his musical ''era'' was a bit earlier. He's more fond of 60's/70's music. However, I think he has a tape (yeah, a tape!) with ''Joshua Tree'' in it. I don't know if it works or not, though.
And downloading music is still easy, isn't it?
Eh, not really. I'm concerned about it nowadays, with all the recording companies bitching about it. =/
Ziggy Stardust is a classic. My dad has a live LP which has some song from it, it's really good.
Yeah I heard it was pretty much his best album. I don't know much about his other albums though, and I don't think my dad has any David Bowie CD's or LP's unfortunately.
Get them yourself, why not... =)
Also, I share birthdays with Bowie. =)
Nice! I share birthdays with George W. Bush |= |
Oh, great... =/
I also share birthdays with Elvis Presley.
Ah, Tubular Bells is my Oldfield reference. I like his music, despite having some really long tracks. Also, I think he did the soundtrack to The Exorcist with that album.
Yeah I know he did the soundtrack of The Exorcist. Although I'm not sure what that song was called.
I think Tubular Bells has only two 20-minute tracks, called Tubular Bells I and II.
Never heard that one. =P But if you are interested, try Invisible Touch, or their Live Over Europe 2007, both are great albums.
Oh wait, my bad. The song is called Solsbury Hill actually. And it was made by Peter Gabriel AFTER he left Genesis.
Well, I listened to it, and it's a great song indeed. I'll see if my dad has anything by Peter Gabriel.
In that case I don't know, isn't Sledgehammer one of their songs? I do like that one.
Nope, still Peter Gabriel. :P
The guy with the red guitar? He's awesome. And his technique is admirable, since he does what Hendrix did: left handed with a right handed guitar. And he sings well too.
Yeah the one who sings the part at the beginning. Don't know much about guitar techniques, but indeed the singing is great.
He sings and plays solo guitar really well (even though there are three guitarists, and they alter who makes each solo). He also sings the chorus and plays the solos in "Comfortably Numb''.
Is he perhaps a pretty famous guitarist like Snowy White?
I haven't heard of him before, so...
I thought the backing vocals (the girls) would say something during that part, but we can only hear the synths solo. They have a drink, pretend to play poker for a while and finish the song, right?
Pretty much, but you do hear the dealer shout a few times. Can't hear what he's saying though.
Right... I think there are subtitles in the DVD, though.
Ah, great! It's one of my favourite movies as well, although I don't have the DVD. I really like the Comfortably Numb part, despite being a little "annoying" watching him shaving everything he has. =P
But it's an excellent movie indeed. I have to watch it again someday.
Hehe yeah that part is a bit awkward. But very powerful emotionally though, especially at the solo where you see his flashbacks as a kid.
Indeed. That part and ''The Trial'' as well are very ''touching''.