HairMetalAddict: Because it's obviously Swedish when I'm referring to Danish Capitalisation Standard'''s and Danish Artists
2007-09-02 24516, 2007
Freso
Tykling: Og du skal selvfølgelig også være mere end velkommen til at abonnere på de danskere der allerede er på listen. :)
2007-09-02 24516, 2007
Tykling
sådan
2007-09-02 24555, 2007
HairMetalAddict
Worst. German. Ever.
2007-09-02 24515, 2007
Freso
Tykling: Listen er så sorteret alfabetisk. :)
2007-09-02 24532, 2007
Tykling
haha jeg sidder og sover
2007-09-02 24554, 2007
Freso
Tykling: Det går nok. Jeg har rettet det. :)
2007-09-02 24500, 2007
Tykling
ok :)
2007-09-02 24538, 2007
Tykling
det er meget fedt man kan se hvilke tracks en given kunstner har featured på inde på artist siden, men hvis man skriver feat. ind i track title så mister man jo det
2007-09-02 24541, 2007
Freso
Nej.
2007-09-02 24557, 2007
Tykling
nej ? :)
2007-09-02 24511, 2007
Freso
Man skal egentlig *både* skrive (feat. Kunstner) *og* lave et kunstner-skæring AR.
2007-09-02 24524, 2007
Tykling
ok
2007-09-02 24549, 2007
Tykling
så vil jeg cancel mit edit hvor jeg fjerner AR
2007-09-02 24559, 2007
Freso
Det er vist nok planen at der på et tidspunkt skal laves (måske) en "[track] features [artist]" AR.
2007-09-02 24504, 2007
Freso
God ide. ;)
2007-09-02 24538, 2007
Freso
Nå, jeg vil lige smutte en tur til Hyrule.
2007-09-02 24540, 2007
Freso
AFK.
2007-09-02 24542, 2007
Tykling
ok
2007-09-02 24511, 2007
Tykling
jamen god fornøjelse
2007-09-02 24506, 2007
pankkake
ja gnå glørf, blüyrg!
2007-09-02 24542, 2007
warp
blüyrg!
2007-09-02 24556, 2007
pankkake
dýþâfl?
2007-09-02 24531, 2007
Muz_
Narf
2007-09-02 24541, 2007
warp
:P
2007-09-02 24551, 2007
pankkake
Nårf¿
2007-09-02 24517, 2007
pankkake
without strange letters it's not a real word
2007-09-02 24507, 2007
Tykling
:)
2007-09-02 24546, 2007
Tykling
I have this VA release that has an interlude that doesn't really have an artist (performing vocals at least), should I just register the producer as the artist then ?
2007-09-02 24515, 2007
Tykling
ok, I will
2007-09-02 24527, 2007
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Tykling
which release format should I use for an internet release that has never been released as a CD ?
2007-09-02 24512, 2007
warp
Tykling: you can always use [unknown], but that's also not terribly useful.
2007-09-02 24533, 2007
warp
Tykling: choose 'digital media' in the release event.
wienna_lee: hm, does germany use period as a decimal seperater?
2007-09-02 24549, 2007
wienna_lee
I have no idea, really, but the artist is German, that I know for sure.
2007-09-02 24534, 2007
warp
wienna_lee: if, like dutch, germany uses period as a grouping of three digits and comma for decimal seperation, i think it should be english :)
2007-09-02 24520, 2007
warp
wienna_lee: other albums by the artist also use english, I don't see any german language release on the artist page.
2007-09-02 24510, 2007
wienna_lee
In Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark, Italy, Romania and much of Europe: 1 234 567,89 or 1.234.567,89 (c)Wikipedia, so English it is, thank you ;)
2007-09-02 24522, 2007
warp
(woops, there is one, which has actual german track titles)
luks: Ah, thanks. I was copying the cuesheet plugin, which I now notice the wiki quoth isn't compatiable with 14. :)
2007-09-02 24506, 2007
luks
yes, exactly for this reason :)
2007-09-02 24516, 2007
luks
I was too lazy to convert the track length checking
2007-09-02 24556, 2007
copper
I'm experimenting with a screen filled with four 80x32 terminals (one on every corner), with no empty spaces. Wicked.
2007-09-02 24539, 2007
copper
I don't think I'm gonna last very long in that configuration.
2007-09-02 24557, 2007
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warp
copper: 80x32 seems tiny.
2007-09-02 24536, 2007
warp
copper: for coding 80 is generally enough though, so two 80x64 terminals could be nice :)
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warp
copper: though i'd probably just go for 160x32 and use a vertical split in gnu screen :)
2007-09-02 24535, 2007
warp
er. 160x64
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copper
warp: I have bindings for all sizes
2007-09-02 24525, 2007
copper
160x64, 160x32, 80x64, 80x32...
2007-09-02 24530, 2007
warp
ah
2007-09-02 24514, 2007
copper
(and all configurations)
2007-09-02 24523, 2007
warp
I just keep my terminal.app maximized at all times, when using tabs that leaves 208x51 for the terminals.
2007-09-02 24502, 2007
copper
80 columns is supposed to be enough for coding, but then you have to take it easy on indentation
2007-09-02 24531, 2007
copper
EXCESSIVELY_LONG_CONSTANT_NAMES are a problem too :P
2007-09-02 24537, 2007
warp
i try to do that anyway, just in case someone else might want to edit my code.
2007-09-02 24516, 2007
warp
trying to fit a nice xsl stylesheet in 76 columns is madness though, when I edit those at work i'll just fullscreen my terminal :)
2007-09-02 24521, 2007
copper
3 80x32 terminals with 3 different PHP code files open and a 4th 80x32 terminal for testing is fun :)
2007-09-02 24550, 2007
copper
It's kinda scary. It intimidates me.
2007-09-02 24509, 2007
copper
I think I might have nightmares about it.
2007-09-02 24513, 2007
warp
copper: hm, wouldn't it be more convenient to have your editor do the windowing for atleast the php code files?
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copper
I do that sometimes with vim
2007-09-02 24544, 2007
copper
quite often actually
2007-09-02 24513, 2007
warp
i wish vim had a shell window like emacs, one of the few things I miss from my emacs days.
2007-09-02 24528, 2007
copper
I don't even know if vim does horizontal windowing though?
2007-09-02 24545, 2007
warp
sure, i don't normally use it though.
2007-09-02 24504, 2007
warp
i think some forms of :help opens in a horizontal split by default.
2007-09-02 24531, 2007
copper
Ah! it's :vs
2007-09-02 24539, 2007
copper
(I meant vertical splitting)
2007-09-02 24544, 2007
warp
oh!
2007-09-02 24551, 2007
warp
yes, i do use that a lot :)
2007-09-02 24556, 2007
copper
eh that's kinda nice
2007-09-02 24512, 2007
luks
eww vim
2007-09-02 24521, 2007
warp
movement is ^W h/j/k/l between the windows.
2007-09-02 24539, 2007
warp
luks: i got tired of waiting for utf-8 support in emacs ;)
2007-09-02 24506, 2007
luks
I don't know why, but I never got what's so great about vim
2007-09-02 24542, 2007
copper
I only started using it because my boss did
2007-09-02 24549, 2007
copper
(that was in 2000)
2007-09-02 24515, 2007
luks
I used emacs a lot back when I was using windows
2007-09-02 24521, 2007
luks
which is a nice paradox, that emacs is more usable on windows than on X11 :)
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luks
now I just use kate and it does almost everything I need
2007-09-02 24541, 2007
warp
hm, i always had trouble with emacs on windows, preferred the console/x11 versions.
2007-09-02 24543, 2007
copper
warp: the difference with 4 terminals instead of one with the windowing done with the editor, is that I can use Alt-Tab on them, and they're independant from each other
