Tim B. – Page 195 – Tim Boucher

Launchpad

On 9 February 2017

I bought one of these. I’m finding the Ableton/Novation registration & support process is ultra-complicated/maybe bad. Though the button feel/action of the product itself is really nice.

At one point, during product registration, I had to literally send in a photo to prove ownership. All for what, an app that doesn’t even do what I want it to do?

The reason I bought this is as a trigger pad for macros in Keyboard Maestro. I’m still trying to figure out how to control the lights in it without needing Ableton Live Lite.

FILING NOTICE

By Tim B.

On 9 February 2017

In Announcement

I AM OFFICIALLY FILING NOTICE.

Snowman to crack down on crime

By Tim B.

On 9 February 2017

In News

Uh-oh…

Are cheat codes real?

By Tim B.

On 9 February 2017

In Question

Yes, I believe they are and that certain top players and high scorers are using them to artificially inflate their game scores.

And that the developers look the other way (or perhaps secretly enable it) to inflate their metrics for shareholders.

I’m sad that Club Penguin is being converted to an island.

Have you ever blogged before?

By Tim B.

On 9 February 2017

In Question

omg yes. Let’s not talk about it.

Siloing

By Tim B.

On 9 February 2017

In Other

People talk about silos like it’s a bad thing.

But if you’re storing grain, you kind of need it.

How do they keep out rats though?

What’s your attitude on new players?

By Tim B.

On 9 February 2017

In Question

I am a pro-new playerist.

Hazy future vision…

By Tim B.

On 9 February 2017

In Event

I have this hazy future vision of some kind of post-catastrophic environment, where people are living in the husks of burned out shopping centers.

One or several artificial intelligences may have crashed the global economy…

+ Climate Change.

In a past life I worked in a Martian call center a million years ago where we answered questions for visiting remote viewers and psychics working for the CIA. It wasn’t a bad job. Mostly we just made stuff up because we didn’t know what to tell them.