[QUOTE=gaslight;17195799]Is it good stuff?[/QUOTE]

i bought a light meter and a green screen, should be fun getting to grips with these

[QUOTE=gaslight;17195846]Nice, Electro-Harmonix make some good looking stuff but I've never gotten to try them out. What does the Bass Balls do?

Downloading your new EP, Aaron.[/QUOTE]

it's like an auto wah and doesn't have many other features or many settings but it's got a distortion on it aswell for some distorted auto wah

it does what i use it for really well

[QUOTE=Meatplow;17195852]i bought a light meter and a green screen, should be fun getting to grips with these[/QUOTE]

Haha wow.

How big is the screen?

[quote=gaslight;17195846]Nice, Electro-Harmonix make some good looking stuff but I've never gotten to try them out. What does the Bass Balls do?

Downloading your new EP, Aaron.[/quote]
Enjoy. It doesn't work in itunes.

Oh well, people who use iTunes don't deserve to listen to music anyway.

Word to that.

I used ID3.2 tags instead of 3.1. They're more stable with vista and it's fancy folder management stuff, but less compatable with LOLmacs.

I am now on a public computer. This is whatever was copies by the previous user:

[quote=uni dude and/or dudette]
Charlie Miller found a vulnerability in the [COLOR=green][COLOR=green! important][FONT=Helvetica][COLOR=green! important][FONT=Helvetica]Apple [/FONT][/COLOR][COLOR=green! important][FONT=Helvetica]iPhone[/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT][/COLOR][/COLOR] (http://www.ipodobserver.com/story/32663#) that could have allowed a malicious Website to break into the phone and capture personal information. The flaw has since been fixed, and Mr. Miller described the [COLOR=#0000ff]dealings he had with Apple[/COLOR] (http://www.mercextra.com/blogs/takahashi/2007/08/20/an-interview-with-hacker-charlie-miller-on-dealing-with-apple-hacking-the-iphone-the-vulnerabilities-of-leopard-and-responsible-disclosure/) and the ethical quandaries associated with these [COLOR=green][COLOR=green! important][FONT=Helvetica][COLOR=green! important][FONT=Helvetica]vulnerabilities[/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT][/COLOR][/COLOR] (http://www.ipodobserver.com/story/32663#) in an interview with Dean Takahashi at the [I]TechTalk Blog[/I].
When Mr. Miller, who works for Independent Security Evaluators. discovered the flaw in the iPhone's Safari, he sent an e-mail to the official address at Apple for reporting bugs. However, he also advised them that he would be discussing the flaw at the Black Hat Conference on Aug 2.
The idea was to force Apple to act. The result was iPhone update 1.0.1.
However, dealing with Apple was a murky process. While they treated him well, no individual at Apple was ever associated with the e-mails -- which is Apple's policy. They even asked him specifics on [the spelling] of his name because [COLOR=green][COLOR=green! important][FONT=Helvetica][COLOR=green! important][FONT=Helvetica]Apple [/FONT][/COLOR][COLOR=green! important][FONT=Helvetica]knows[/FONT][/COLOR][/FONT][/COLOR][/COLOR] (http://www.ipodobserver.com/story/32663#) that researchers want credit for their findings. Overall, Mr. Miller was pleased with his dealings with Apple. "They weren’t mean. They were nice. I give them an A minus," Mr. Miller said.
Even so, ethical issues get very sticky. While Mr. Miller didn't ask for money this time, others have. Some companies consider that blackmail. On the other hand, how do researchers who find critical flaws get compensated for what they do?
It can get even more complicated when warning the U.S. Government. "I was talking to a federal guy last night and he was saying that if you warn the government about a bug, some of them would like to warn everyone about it. But another part of the government might want to exploit it," Mr. Miller said.
Once, Mr. Miller sold key information about a bug to the U.S. Government. "I caught a lot of criticism. They wanted me to responsibly disclose it. For nine months, I knew about something and a lot of people were at risk. My answer is it was the U.S. government. I trust them with my tax dollars. I don’t think it is totally unethical to help my government do whatever they want to do with it. It’s not like I sold it to a terrorist. For me, it was ethically fine. But I was in the minority if you would have read my emails. A lot of people thought it was unethical," the researcher concluded.
Mr. Miller plans to start researching tools that help find these kinds of vulnerabilities. Even so, the dealings one has with a company like Apple, and the ethical issues involved remain murky at best.
[/quote]

[QUOTE=gaslight;17195885]Haha wow.

How big is the screen?[/QUOTE]

3 x 6 m, plenty of size for an individual

i wanna get some fresnel lights, might wait a bit til i can get some good ones (with a stand). or if i'm feeling cheap, i'll grab some tungsten lamps from the hardware store for 30 bob

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOaSzie0Bxk&feature=channel_page

i wanna go on this

[quote=Meatplow;17195952]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOaSzie0Bxk&feature=channel_page

i wanna go on this[/quote]
lol fat americans. cant even walk on a bushwalk.
i love how he announces it like its nascar.

new mono rules

its very good isnt it

Catfight On A Hotdog interview up here:
http://catfightmusic.blogspot.com/

[QUOTE=Aaron;17195912]Word to that.

I used ID3.2 tags instead of 3.1. They're more stable with vista and it's fancy folder management stuff, but less compatable with LOLmacs.[/QUOTE]

Ah well, I always change the ID3 tags on music I get anyway.

Ellen Degeneres is the devil. Why is she dancing on her show? Stupid dike. Goodnight mx.

that's all she does on her show.

nothing else.

dance.

and not good dancing either.

I prefer her to Rosie O'Donell. That said, I couldn't ever watch either of their shows but at least Ellen weighs less. Women shouldn't weigh a lot.

Whoa, the Asian imposter is back.

So it seems! Where've you been Chu?

the return of chu!

we just need roger

Where's Evan been?

he said getting his account and email hacked ruined MX for him, some girl he knows IRL was being pestered by whoever did it. plus he's working heaps

His account was hacked? I never noticed :upset:.

mmm. also I am going to jump on this ellen hate bandwagon, what a godawful show. everytime I go somewhere its playing on the TV.

Some bandwagons are worth the ride.

Anyone heard Mark Seymour's solo album?

haha that sux about mullet but pretty funny that someone was doin that

Far out, how've you been? How's those solo songs doing?

[quote=gaslight;17196211]Where's Evan been?[/quote]

He's in Canada currently, on way to America. Last time I saw him was on my birthday [him trying to hold me up when I was passing out].

[quote]the return of chu!

we just need roger[/quote]
< I am here.

yeah ben doesn't post nearly enough

how the **** does he travel everywhere (referring to evan)

With his wings, obviously.

Haz. Check your phone. [but keep it quiet, I dunno where that thing'll eventuate to].

got no credit to send back, but yeah, thats incredible :)

Yeah that's really something.

/Left out.

Sneakiness ITT. I'd share, but I'm going to be disappointed if it doesn't eventuate.

your persistance will shine through

do that whole giving a signed photo of yourself thing

haha

I'll send you one with lipstick on the back.

with love from aaron on his 32nd birthday

I am going to remix the entire DEP album [I]Miss Machine[/I] tonight into low-fi ambient drone.

Just put the disc in the blender it'll still improve the album.

Haha oh dear.

http://news.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=805317

[QUOTE=Aaron;17196085]Ellen Degeneres is the devil. Why is she dancing on her show? Stupid dike. Goodnight mx.[/QUOTE]

ellen is good

[QUOTE=Meatplow;17196290]mmm. also I am going to jump on this ellen hate bandwagon, what a godawful show. everytime I go somewhere its playing on the TV.[/QUOTE]

it is on like once a day, sometimes at night too

and it is vv good


hi aus

hi alf