81 Reply by firebrandboy

(1,620 replies, posted in General Discussion)

somebody set us up the foam.

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82 Reply by firebrandboy

(6 replies, posted in Bugs and Requests)

Aeros wrote:
herr_prof wrote:

Or at least a feed for your bookmarked user list.

chip music heart bits is working on that, actually.

can you clarify why you think it is better to rely on an aggregated feed from a thirty-party website? if anything, rss feeds on cm.org would make the job of "chip music heart bits" much easier in the long run.

i don't know the cm.org stack but, in many frameworks, providing rss feeds is trivial. that said, the devs on cm.org offer their time for free... here's hoping.

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83 Topic by firebrandboy

(6 replies, posted in Bugs and Requests)

as in the topic. it would be really nice to have an rss feed for individual users to keep up to date with people whose music you're most interested in.

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84 Reply by firebrandboy

(40 replies, posted in Constructive Criticism)

in before separate file.

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85 Reply by firebrandboy

(26 replies, posted in Releases)

sounds more like colonopenbracket or maybe even that guy... superpowerless, or something.

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86 Reply by firebrandboy

(430 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Zan-zan-zawa-butt wrote:

me and ant1 are the welsh chipscene

tatws hapus!

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87 Reply by firebrandboy

(430 replies, posted in General Discussion)

here in brighton, pretty non-existent. there was a bigger scene in inverclyde, heh.

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88 Reply by firebrandboy

(30 replies, posted in Trading Post)

best of luck, man.

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89 Reply by firebrandboy

(83 replies, posted in Nintendo Consoles)

may as well $ wget -m http://www.wayfar.net

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90 Reply by firebrandboy

(83 replies, posted in Nintendo Consoles)

or, at least, that's why many people can still access the site.

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91 Reply by firebrandboy

(83 replies, posted in Nintendo Consoles)

e.s.c. wrote:

hmm, not to be a buzzkill (even further), but looks like domain registry expired on wayfar.net.. very glad i have a printed version of all the midicc stuff (though i always just went back to the site when working on stuff)

the domain expires on 30-Sept-2012 and the site works fine for me (no, it isn't in browser cache but probably isp dns cache or somthing). looks more like a dns issue than anything else.

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92 Reply by firebrandboy

(208 replies, posted in Bugs and Requests)

goto80 wrote:

Someone should connect this thread to the hole that TCTD left....

Algorithmic recommendations is okay, but human-selected materials is usually way more interesting.
This isn't necessarily a topic about code/design. We should just talk more about what we like, maybe? The tools are already there...

this.

plus, there would be quite a lot of work involved in developing a recommendations system and a lot of testing to get something that works well for the data we have. clustering based on similar likes might be interesting but would likely also introduce extra server overhead.

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93 Reply by firebrandboy

(19 replies, posted in Releases)

awesome!

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94 Reply by firebrandboy

(17 replies, posted in General Discussion)

b4by f4c3 wrote:
Saskrotch wrote:

i'm so tired of this shit

agreed

i agree with you agreeing that saskrotch is tired of this shit. are we in agreement?

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95 Reply by firebrandboy

(21 replies, posted in Audio Production)

▒▒▒ wrote:
firebrandboy wrote:

when i read threads like this, i come to the conclusion that american venues are a pile of gobshite.

when i read posts like this, i come to the conclusion that firebrandboy cant read

reading your username, i also come to the conclusion that firebrandboy can't read.

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96 Reply by firebrandboy

(21 replies, posted in Audio Production)

Cementimental wrote:
firebrandboy wrote:

when i read threads like this, i come to the conclusion that american venues are a pile of gobshite.

that's funny, I come to the conclusion that Americans are really lucky they live in huge areas with huge houses with huge basements they can put some huge amps in and have great house shows that are probably gonna be more fun and successful than the average back room of a pub/overpriced pretentious art cafe venue with weak PA and uncooperative sound tech here in the UK smile

och, son. dry your eyes.
:3

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