| | guys a little bit ago I had a batch of t-shirts done up by customink.com and it was pretty excellent. I can reccommend with confidence that you Design T-Shirts Online at CustomInk.com. |   |
| (12:19:38 AM) hay its rootdown: problems earl, the girl's got problems
(12:19:40 AM) hay its rootdown: she's white
(12:19:43 AM) hay its rootdown: she's got her youth
(12:19:51 AM) hay its rootdown: and her whole priveleged life ahead of her
(12:19:54 AM) hay its rootdown: i am just dying
(12:19:58 AM) hay its rootdown: to hear about this girl's problems | | comments: 2 comments or Leave a comment |
| I want Lauryn Hill, Macy Gray, and Tracy Chapman to collaborate and release an album together.
That would be rad. | | comments: 1 comment or Leave a comment |
| Okay friends, I have a really irritating computer problem.
Yesterday morning shortly after I started work, my work computer stopped downloading websites. The browser will locate and contact the website, send the request, and then download forever without actually loading anything. This is the same in both firefox and IE, however an embedded browser in another application will load websites without any issues at all.
I don't recall making any major changes or software updates outside of recently reinstalling the Rhapsody music player. I uninstalled it to see if that would fix the problem, and it didn't.
All other internet applications run just fine, including fireftp, an ftp plugin for firefox.
The computer is a 2.8 ghz pentium d with 1gb of ram and a stupidly fast internet connection. None of the other computers on the network have this problem.
The firewalls check out ok. I uninstalled and reinstalled firefox. We ran a virus scan and came up with nothing. I've run CCleaner a bunch. I uninstalled google and yahoo toolbars that were installed in IE. I ran a tcp/winsock utility that was supposed to restore the XP defaults but the problem persists. I edited the registry to update the MTU values but the problem persists.
EDIT: problem solved (and not by me). It was McAfee security updates that was causing the problem, uninstalling it made it go away. | | comments: Leave a comment |
| | Subject: | needs | | Time: | 06:37 pm |
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| I need to overhaul my website.
I need to start painting again.
I need to get started on my comic.
I need to bike every morning.
I need to draw more.
I need new clothes.
I need to fill out my application for a seller's permit. | | comments: 1 comment or Leave a comment |
| | Time: | 06:37 pm | | Current Mood: | freaking bionic |
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| | Today I successfully converted an animation from the widely-used .bvh format into the apocryphal .seq format that we use at work and then I got our quicktime video encoder working. | | comments: Leave a comment |
| I'm really into lowpoly artwork right now. Like when I was first getting into 3d I thought the idea of doing stuff that was perfectly photorealistically rendered was really neat but right now I am really digging what people can do inside of oldschool constraints. It's kind of like how we appreciate the artistry behind sprites now that we have xboxes and wiis that can push a bajillion polygons and huge texture maps and bump and spec and opacity and normal maps. Like if you look at the artwork you see on the current generation handhelds, that's what I'm talking about. Seeing what people can get away with on a budget of 200-300 polygons and one 128x128 texture map.
Like look at these threads, some of the work people are doing in them are just perfectly magical:
http://www.cgchat.com/forum/showthread.php?t=18643
http://boards.polycount.net/showflat.php?Cat=0&Number=96988&an=0&page=0#Post96988 | | comments: Leave a comment |
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