Rayman Pirate-Community

If folks are following Samus Returns, < advises that you should be careful on YouTube. While < hasn't come across spoilery video, < has come across soundtracks ripped from the game, and some of them are major spoilers.

< Is really surprised that there are ripped soundtracks of that game already.

It's not too surprising, the game broke street date in some areas, and was thus dumped online. As such, anyone who looks hard enough can easily obtain the game and rip said tracks if they have the know how. If you have a modded 3DS, you'd be able to play the game early. Of course, that's piracy if you're downloading the game for free, so not something to condone at all.

< has taken a listen to the soundtrack, < might replace the Prime 3 jingle < currently uses as a text notification with the one ripped from Samus Returns.

< managed to actually finish a drawing today

< Was taking the buses with no problems today
< Usually finds 25 cents on the ground; no such luck today
< Is making dollars with these small savings

PluMGMK wrote:Then this evening for a laugh < decided to throw it into SymPy to get general expressions for the eigenvalues… < definitely prefers the handwaving.

< had never heard of SymPy before, but a literal arithmetic library sounds interesting. Does it work well?

< sees a double rainbow outside

< was recently reminded by Facebook that many years ago < saw a double rainbow when driving.
< obviously made a reference to the well-known video back then.

< just realised quarks are only half the distance apart that nucleons are in a nucleus. This goes against the image < had in <'s head

< is curious about ^'s image.

Hunchman801 wrote:

PluMGMK wrote:Then this evening for a laugh < decided to throw it into SymPy to get general expressions for the eigenvalues… < definitely prefers the handwaving.

< had never heard of SymPy before, but a literal arithmetic library sounds interesting. Does it work well?

< hadn't actually used it before (but had installed it as part of the SciPy "stack"), so < isn't really sure how well it works. < thinks it's fairly widely used though.

< was hoping to find something that supports symbolic matrices for .NET.

< is aware of SymPy and Maple, but would have thought that a .NET alternative would exist too.

< is back for a visit.

< welcomes ^ back!

< got <'s ps3 controller cable today and everything is working even if switching on was a fuss

Great to hear! < wonders what model ^ got? Was it a phat, slim or the later super-slim?

< is now posting for the first time since before the power outage that occured on Sunday night.

PluMGMK wrote:< is curious about ^'s image.

< always imagined the quarks would be at least an order of magnitude closer than the nucleons, something like this:

Master wrote:Great to hear! < wonders what model ^ got? Was it a phat, slim or the later super-slim?

<'s model seems to be slim version

Is it a slot loader or top loader? < believes the super-slim had a slide to cover the cd drive, whereas the original slims had a slot which automatically inserted discs much like the Wii did.

< says it's a slot loader