Okay, I re-downloaded a zip-compressed version of Flashpoint, and then it worked fine. I'm so glad I backed up my previous game files, otherwise I'd never have been able to find my game progress. Now I can come back and enjoy the game again ：) |
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Here’s the situation: I downloaded Ruffle, and while I can run the Flash content from the website, I’m unable to connect to the server. I’ve already recorded most of the game's levels, but the community levels from the "Doors" section still remain to be recorded. I don't want this game to become lost media; I’m likely the only creator in the world who has recorded and uploaded videos of it. |
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I got the soundtrack.Thanks a lot Tom!
But I encountered another problem.
My Adobe Flash Player 32 is unable to play any Flash content on FlashPoint, and I haven't found a solution for three days now. It's really frustrating :(
————The anonymous one from 07.09.26 |
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15180. Not tom7 (97.118.46.245) –
19 Aug 20:52:25
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Hey your site rocks!
I'm messing around with my 3d mouse and noticed its certificates, thought of your video. Sad that despite them jumping through all those hoops I can't really write a web app that uses the mouse unless I'm onshape :/ |
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15178. lauren kinder (31.52.95.137) –
13 Aug 23:28:00
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save some miasma for me |
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15177. jonas (80.98.84.202) –
03 Aug 00:33:22
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Have you looked at the ICFP contest? |
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15176. Sam (167.248.121.131) –
01 Aug 20:32:13
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Ball x Pit requires you to choose when to stop, which is a little abnormal for a game. Many accomplishments don't have achievements or meaningful in-game bonuses. I had fun with it, discovered all the ball combinations, and then... I was just done! I enjoyed it. |
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15175. Anonymous (103.252.164.110) –
01 Aug 10:49:49
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funny how before he could say anything further, he completely fel |
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15174. ben (107.122.189.88) –
01 Aug 00:42:39
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It was nice meeting you at AEOUD! I’m excited for the video whenever it comes out! Your taste in games is always tops too! Have a good sleep! |
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The soundtrack works for me! It's possible that your browser just didn't want to let you click on an "http" link when you're looking at this page over "https", because of the security maxxers. I updated the post so that it persists the current protocol.
It's just a zip file with the MP3s in it. |
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Thanks! Seems like I have outlived flickr as well. I found the images and replaced them. |
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This is the first time my videos have been described as "reasonable" :) |
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15170. Tom 7 (173.75.44.61) –
31 Jul 09:17:16
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Carmen: Perhaps a good option would be to build some low-level stuff for interfacing with hardware, like on a Raspberry Pi (or even a simpler microcontroller)? I've had fun with this, and C is a good language for these resource-constrained devices. I think it is also fun to write an emulator or invent a little computer. Of course it depends on your tastes!
Martin: Wow, how did that happen? I turned the comments back on. I wonder if I accidentally clicked something or if it was random, or the tasteful male nipples. Anyway I'm very happy to hear that this inspired you. :) It won't all be easy or always feel like the improvement in the first 5 weeks, but it's worth making a habit out of it! |
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The last two images are broken. |
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15168. Martin (217.194.149.126) –
26 Jul 07:53:36
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Hey Tom! Since comments on your Pac-Tom video are disabled (when did that happen?) I decided to come here to thank for getting me into running. I'm currently in week 5 of the experiment you suggested and I'm enjoying it much more than I expected and will definitely keep doing it :) |
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This video is what led me to find your other vids and your website. I'm having fun wandering around this old-internet experience! I'm no computer scientist, but I find your videos reasonable enough to follow that I listen to them when I have to be focused on a task too boring for music as accompaniment. Keep up the good work! |
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15166. Carmen Ifold (107.194.208.232) –
21 Jul 14:25:10
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hi tom :] im a poor-to-mediocre programmer who has been idly throwing things together in a few languages, mainly python, off and on for like a decade-ish. im not too good at programming but i love it lots and i REALLY enjoy what i've done with programming in C, but i wanna learn more. just recently made the switch to linux and this has been the little kick i need to get into the language for real, and i was curious if someone like urself has any advice for someone who's really into logic and math and enjoys programming but isnt good at it for tackling C!
endless thanks and respect for all ur fantastic work across the net ^w^ |
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15165. Anonymous (129.227.46.150) –
17 Jul 06:03:00
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I think its funny that a security-oriented browser like Trivalent will still connect to httpv but Firefox, which has been criticized by all the max security people for being insecure, refuses |
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15164. Anonymous (171.25.193.38) –
13 Jul 16:16:22
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this is actually pretty cool! |
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So......I can't get the soundtrack.Probably it may have faded away along with Flash.Sad.I discovered this treasure far too late. :( |
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15162. Tom 7 (173.75.44.61) –
08 Jul 08:43:12
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Cathy, great! I'm sure the address in the readme is out of date (that font is 30 years old!!), so if you e-mail me at tom7.org I can share a new mailing address. Of course this is optional but I do like seeing the fonts in use. :) |
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15161. Cathy Thornton (76.36.18.160) –
07 Jul 16:37:26
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Hi, Tom! I found your "Two Turtle Doves" font on 1001 Fonts and love it so much! We've used it in a few small ways in our latest children's book, and I would love to send you a copy once it's available on Amazon. I found a street address in the readme file that came with the font, but I don't know if that's still the correct one. I'd be happy to send you my email address privately. Thank you for your wonderful creativity and for generously allowing others to enjoy your work! Our web site for our children's books (if you're at all interested) is www.mrmustachebooks.com. They came about when my granddaughter was young and afraid of the dark, and I invented a silly character and stories for her. She is now almost through high school, and I have finally gotten around to publishing the books. No money to speak of yet, but we are having a blast and getting great receptions at schools from other kids, parents, and teachers! Thanks, again! |
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15160. Tom 7 (146.70.202.167) –
07 Jul 08:44:29
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Lauren: That *is* kinder! Now I'm rich!!
Chloé: The message went to spam (this is annoying to me too), but I found it and replied with the permission you sought. :) |
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15159. Chloe (86.178.12.147) –
06 Jul 19:26:32
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Hi Tom7!
I'm Chloe. I recently sent you an email asking for permission to use your lovely font for our brand logo.
I just wanted to leave a quick message here to make sure my email reached you safely. I know you may be busy, so there's no rush at all. Whenever you have a chance, I'd really appreciate hearing from you.
Thank you so much! |
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