Yes actually they are dangerous because of the spores.. If you have any respiratory problems expect them to me magnified significantly and if you don't expect to start... I have the same issue in my bathroom, i rent and have told my landlord several times now. But since i have lived here with In three months i had a noticeable difference In my breathing an have been having to see a specialist for a yr now an can not find a medication to to get it under control.. I have started realizing my 8month old hacking lately... I need to get out but I'm a single mother financially on my own and a move is not possible |
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I don't believe there are any practical aspects. |
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I like the laces. I can find references to "linked laces" as a magic trick. It looks cool, but what about the practical aspects? Is the knot more robust than a standard knot? |
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Tom, the CC licenses are nice because they spell out exactly what a statement like "everybody has my permission and encouragement to remix liberally" means. Does "remix" include a cover? Could I use your songs in a game? What if you didn't like my game, would you be able to rescind the permission? A CC license assures people they can put those questions aside.
But this is actually the first time I can recall you giving blanket permission for remixes. So thanks!
I think while there are probably a few people who would love to use your tunes in games, it would probably be an even greater contribution if you considered licensing your fonts under the SIL Open Font License, which would allow them to be on Google Web Fonts and thus, embedded all over the web. My favorite programming font, Inconsolata-g (http://leonardo-m.livejournal.com/77079.html) was only possible because the original Inconsolata designer used that license and allowed modifications.
This assumes you aren't already sick of your old fonts (maybe you don't WANT to see them all over the web?), but otherwise, consider it, dude! A lot of people would be pretty happy to use that stuff on their websites. |
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Thanks Adhesion and Scott! A bunch of my songs are available GPL (MIDI files) as part of t7eshero. And everybody has my permission and encouragement to remix liberally. Beyond that I don't really see any advantage to the CC license, but maybe you have an idea...
jonas: Hmm, I guess not. I do keep careful track of this in my KML file, but it's not part of the exported map. I'll keep that in mind next time I do an export, though really I should just work on finishing it since I am maybe only 700 miles away?
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Nice! I tried to go to Target to get a circular (they had it on display but none for collectors) and/or notebook (might just be a fantasy notebook) and left empty-handed, but that was fun to see anyway. Wish it was a Trapper Keeper though! |
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Is the list of neighbourhoods that you have marked as completed in the Pac Tom project shown somewhere on the Pac Tom website? Maybe you could mark them on the map? |
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11334. Tom 7 (67.186.6.86) –
25 Jul 2012 09:49:37
[ Glasses ]
Thanks attogram-liter :) |
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11331. Aglade (142.255.67.203) –
23 Jul 2012 19:22:56
[ Glasses ]
Those are nice glasses. |
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On the front page of this week's Target circular ad, they're promoting school supplies, and there at the head of the page is a composition notebook. See, you can tell it's a composition notebook because it has "COMPOSITION" written on it. In Action Jackson.
Maybe you could write to them and suggest that they be renamed "doodle books," or whatever. You'd have some clout, after all. |
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11328. Mark Tomczak [fixermark@gmail.com] (74.98.255.88) –
15 Jul 2012 10:17:40
[ 1987 DandD ]
Hey Tom!
Apparently, this shirt is still floating around; I saw it worn in a YouTube video not too long ago, and it's available for sale here (www.ebay.com/itm/Dungeons-Dragons-T-Shirt-D-D-1987-retro-AD-D-TSR-XXL-/150479369436?_trksid=p4340.m1850&_trkparms=aid%3D222002%26algo%3DSIC.FIT%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D11%26meid%3D616865510883438313%26pid%3D100011%26prg%3D1005%26rk%3D1%26#ht_744wt_1111).
If this is as forgery, it's succeeded :) |
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11298. Tom 7 (67.186.6.86) –
26 Jun 2012 23:34:15
[ LD23 gems ]
Haha, right?? |
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11296. Nels (74.125.59.145) –
26 Jun 2012 17:33:43
[ LD23 gems ]
ARE YOU A QUANTUM PHYSICS |
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I'm assuming the above ^^ is the title of the next T7ES EP, forthcoming? |
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Do I need to move out?! I just saw a tiny growth on my ceiling under the bathroom...thought it looked like a freakin mushroom! UGH!!!!!! |
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uncaught exception E_SQL: Query failed:Table './muddle/cool' is marked as crashed and should be repaired |
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Hey Tom great stuff. Are you aware of the net artist The Hardliner? This reminds me a lot of his more chiptuney stuff especially the beginning of "Out of Range High." I'm a huge fan of his (Adhesion is too), though I think he's in his best form when putting funny noises into the music while you're a notch above him in pure composition. "This Is the Title of the EP" is just beautiful and my favorite here.
Btw, it would make me happy if you made some of your tunes Creative Commons. Having name-dropped them above, it's only fair, right? And not that I would necessarily use them for anything, it's just nice to see stuff enter the free/libre art world.
I'm looking forward to hearing more music-turds exit your colon. :) |
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This rocks, as expected. The first track is especially amazing. Can't get over how crazy your (MIDI) programming always is, damn.
But most importantly, for some reason the original filenames make the folder in Foobar show up as "TOM7~1", no joke. |
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I type my name in the box but it just doesn't care who I am. |
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