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maybe if the majority of people had ever considered it acceptable to routinely use a word describing some aspect of your identity as a general-purpose synonym for "bad" you wouldn't think that political correctness sucks

possibly you will have to make a conscious effort (the horror!) to not use "gay" in that context (there are thousands of adequate substitutes) but if you didn't already start the process of becoming someone who doesn't needlessly upset others via their everyday speech maybe it is time to start that process

you could also try avoid saying "nigga" for no reason if you are someone who does that

(edit: incidentally i don't think "lame" means quite what you think it means either )

what i do is use ffmpeg to export every frame of a video and then use imagemagick to process them all in whatever way (dithering to 1-bit in your case). i then put them back together as (avi) videos with ffmpeg. i don't know if ffmpeg is able to produce animated gifs, but it probably is. otherwise there must be some other gif tools, just use whatever gif tool and feed it the images you made.

the catch is that both ffmpeg and imagemagick are command-line tools. there are GUI frontends for both (sometimes i use the ffmpeg frontend "ffe" to convert youtube videos to mp3 - haha) but i imagine they both involve learning how to use ffmpeg and imagemagick command-line arguments anyway.

in terms of streamlined GUI solutions i imagine that adobe photoshop has a batch processor, but it is expensive and adobe. the GIMP, a free alternative to photoshop, does have a batch processor, but it involves using the command-line anyway (and seemingly also involves writing scripts in LISP - yikes). so i don't know what to suggest for free GUI options. maybe you'll just have to get stuck into the command-line.

(i don't mean to patronise by assuming you don't know how to use the command-line, maybe you do, maybe you don't - just trying to cater my reply to everyone who may be reading)

hope this helped.

imagemagick: imagemagick.org
ffmpeg: ffmpeg
the GIMP: gimp.org
adobe photoshop: adobe.com/photoshop

A FUCKING HEOSPHOROS ALBUM

couldn't afford the appropriate 666 canadian dollars so you'll have to make do with 6.66

i would like a program which can create the sounds of a number of animals and maybe do artist impressions of what you think various dinosaurs might have sounded like

easy mode: samples
hard mode: no samples

the way impulse tracker has it is there are just keys to cut before/after the start/end of the loop... no "sample editor" really, but you can edit samples

might be easier to implement

but lazerbeat did make it pretty explicit that this thread was about "Minor Piggy user experience improvements" and not about massive new features

it should be open sourced that would  be nice

haha ;P

i used to do really elaborate shaded circle type things that could be created with a  pretty simple routine and were always different. but i totally forget how i did it

logo was easier for me to understand as a kid before my head got full up with java

edit: sorry i am aware there is no logo art in this post