Van

Haha, that reminds me: One time, when I was traveling to San Antonio, I stopped at some diner place to get some food. Well, my phone was almost dead so I brought in my charger and just casually plugged it into the wall. When the manager walked by he almost had a heart attack! I don't know what a simple phone could do. Anyway, I was wondering, if this is in a public establishment, how is it powered? - ArceRC - Van

What is 'mod'? You like playing guitar in the shower?! Or maybe just singing, lol. - ArceRC - Van

If you get a chance, check out GT5. It'll blow your mind. - ArceRC - Van

That's really good! Did Wizard play it? Or did he just record it? If he wrote this, maybe he could put up a tab... Haha, just kidding Really nice though! - ArceRC - Van

Haha, I found 12 out of the 14 but still, that's really awesome! Yeah, I think GT5 tops all the ones posted here so far. - ArceRC - Van

Heh, that game is so realistic it's scary. That game is pure showcase. - ArceRC - Van

Maybe he means MIDI/mod or some virtual instrument. Oh, like those composers? I found those type of programs hard to use... I don't know why though... - ArceRC - Van

I think it would be kind of hard to get to. You think there will be a whole bunch of cables running to outlets in a restaurant? - ArceRC - Van

Wow. And I thought SYNC was first... Maybe they're the first to integrate it within an automobile setting? - ArceRC - Van

Yeah, I figured. No problem - I don't have to use it; I'll just design a site based off of a template from that system. Haha, 20 is a lot... and it's not even the recommended! - ArceRC - Van

Have you played a Wii before? The Wii is overrated, and falsely advertised. At first I thought the idea was cool and innovating too, but was sadly disappointed to find that the movements of the mote were unsynchronized and sluggish. I was sad to find that instead of actually swinging the mote in a desired direction to get your characters to do something, you could just tap it on your leg, and the character would perfom the same action! I felt let down for some reason. - ArceRC - Van

No, I believe it's a different type of memory. Most hosts limit a user to 8MB-16MB of PHP memory. This is to prevent a user from bogging down the servers and such. The CMS I wish to run is called SilverStripe (you can google it). It's one of the nicest and most feature-rich systems out there, however, it requires at least 20MB of PHP memory (not even including the recommended 32MB). - ArceRC - Van

Hey, I was wondering, do you guys have a limit set on PHP memory? I was looking at a CMS that seems like it might be a little resource intensive. - ArceRC - Van

Haha, that's cute. Have there been voice activated radios for cars around before SYNC was created? - ArceRC - Van

Have you ever thought about picking up and learning to play? "the computer" What? As music? - ArceRC - Van