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I have an idea for an app, but I'm not sure if it's too intense to request in this thread, but here goes anyways. Every person on the planet has files on their computer that they cannot afford to lose. Stuff like their resume, tax information, incriminating e-mails of their wives cheating on them with the Hamburglar, whatever. Wouldn't it be nice if we could have some sort of online encrypted backup system, but rather than a central storage system, use a sort of P2P system and just encrypt anything leaving our own computer? Let me give an example:
This is probably too crazy, but hey, I thought I'd throw it out there. Or if someone knows of a comparable application to this, by all means, tell me please. 
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I'm looking for a PC version of M_nus's (Richie Hawtin's label) Twitter DJ. What it does is act like a very basic version of a Shoutcast server, but rather than actually streaming the audio to anyone, it takes the track names that Traktor sends and posts them to a linked Twitter account. The Mac version (along with the documentation and even an example video of what the Mac version looks like) can be found here: http://www.m-nus.com/Twitter_DJ/ If possible, I'd like to have a working version before May 13th, as I have a gig at a new LAN party concept, and I'd like to have people be able to check what track is playing from their machine as I'm playing it. If it's too difficult (I'm no programmer, so it very well could be), I totally understand, but the app doesn't *look* that complicated so I'm keeping my fingers crossed. Thank you so much!
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Mar 27, 2011 08:57
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Delirium posted:So basically you want a program that automatically puts posts on twitter about the music you are currently playing? It should be a completely separate app, that just listens for an incoming Shoutcast/Icecast stream but discards the actual audio and just uses the track data to update Twitter. There won't even be an existing Shoutcast server that it needs to re-pipe the audio to, as there will be a massive soundsystem there for those people who want to actually listen to the music - this is just for people who might not be gaming at the moment and want to see what track is currently playing.
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Mar 27, 2011 19:46
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Apparently my Google skills could use a bit of work. I found "Traktor Scrobbler" which does exactly what I'm looking for. URL: http://www.ali.dj/traktor-scrobbler/
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Mar 28, 2011 04:59
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Ok, I've tried to wrap my head around Swift and Xcode for the last few days and being that I'm absolutely not a programmer, am not getting very far. What I'm trying to do is build a VERY simple app for my wife that tracks her decision making; specifically whether she made a good choice or a bad choice. The way I envision it, the main screen would just be two big buttons "Good Decision" and "Bad Decision" and something smaller at the bottom to review previously recorded ones, and then once either is clicked, the next screen asks for the time/date of the decision and a description of the circumstances surrounding it, and then the ability to save it in CoreData. The list of previously recorded decisions could be sorted by good/bad decision, or by date. An example: GOOD DECISION -> April 4, 2016 7:45PM, "Chose to not have thirds of a meal." -> Save. That's literally it. Depending on the results, I'd even consider buying all of the source code from you so I can make it pretty for her with graphics and stuff. Can anyone help me out?
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Oh wow, this blew up. Sorry for not explaining more, I guess when you live it every day, you forget other people might not experience the same stuff. Anyways, this is absolutely NOT about being a nagging husband whatsoever. I love my wife more than she loves herself a lot of days in fact. She has some health issues and making good decisions is really important to her daily health. She has something similar to fibromyalgia, which really limits what she can physically do in a day. Whereas you and I can get up and shower and go to work and go to the gym and go out for dinner and go out to a buddy's house, she can *maybe* do one of those things if she's having a *really* good day. But since she can be rather determined (to the point of almost being stubborn), she'll try and do too many things in one day, and then what ends up happening is that she wears herself out to the point of exhaustion and being bed-ridden for 2-3 days. The app would be more to help reinforce those days where she only did one thing even if she felt like she had the energy to do 2 or 3 for example, more than to point out the days when she didn't make good choices. Her and I actually talk about her good *and* bad choices regularly in a very constructive - and what I think is positive - way; in fact, she's the one that comes to me a lot of the time saying "nexxai, today I made a bad choice...." We have a *very* healthy and communicative relationship, this app would just help us keep track so that we can try and see patterns if there are any, and to show her that she makes more good decisions than she thinks. Chunjee posted:Could do something like this: Yeah, that would be awesome, as long as you could add a date field (in case we're not adding the decision at the very second that it happened). nexxai fucked around with this message at 15:45 on Apr 7, 2016 |
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Chunjee posted:Had a feeling this had more to do with a health condition than anything else.
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