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Ask Justin Frankel No reasonable question unanswered since 2009! Suggested topics: programming, music, sleep, coffee, etc. Note: please do not ask questions about REAPER features, bugs or scheduling, use the forums instead. Name: Ask: Human (enter yes): [newer questions] [unreplied] | [replied] | [recent comments] | [all] [older questions]

Question: HOLA SOY DE ARGENTINA Asked by MARCELO (201.252.152.x) on November 17 2009, 6:05am Reply on November 17 2009, 8:37pm: Hola Marcelo, estoy hablando espanol, mas o menos! or something... Comment... Question: Trackball, touchpad, j-mouse, traditional mouse, or tablet? Asked by Krister (99.64.14.x) on November 16 2009, 6:41pm Reply on November 17 2009, 8:36pm: On desktops I use a normal mouse (MS wheelmouse optical). For keyboard, I use the classic MS natural keyboard (the original with inverted T arrows -- not the elite, and not the newer ones). I have three of them (thanks to Steve for one of them!). This one I'm typing on now was made in 1998 or 1999, I believe (it has a "made for Windows 95" logo on it, too!).. and has seen use ever since. Quality stuff. I also have an old SGI keyboard that isn't bad. For the laptop, as of a couple years ago I converted to the eraserhead thumbthingy on the Thinkpads... Comment... Question: do you in fact actually own a real, live llama? if so, where did you get, why, and for how long have you had it? Asked by andrew (24.56.197.x) on November 15 2009, 9:25pm Reply on November 16 2009, 8:09am (edited at November 16 2009, 8:10am): No, I do have a barbed wire statue of one, though.. Comment... Question: ruchira, very interesting that you use php to create a window program... hrmm.... Asked by Gangsta (66.184.75.x) on November 15 2009, 8:20pm Reply on November 16 2009, 8:10am: Where's the question on this one? *cough* :) Comment... Question: Hey guys! TextProcessor does not contain any harmful code. it's opensource! can you see it justin? Asked by ruchira (202.129.234.x) on November 15 2009, 6:40pm Reply on November 16 2009, 8:10am (edited at November 16 2009, 8:11am): Yeah, just being paranoid. Comment... Question: Have you ever seen Mike Patton in SF? Asked by James (68.225.40.x) on November 15 2009, 3:41pm Reply on November 16 2009, 8:10am: No, though I would like to. Comment... Question: Ok... now i'm kind of scare of run the TextProcessor program... Asked by Gangsta (66.184.75.x) on November 14 2009, 7:09pm Reply on November 15 2009, 8:36am: (perhaps I shouldn't have linked to it..) .. you can look at the source, though... Comment... Question: @ruchira what is this tool that you made in php? I'd like to see it... Asked by Gangsta (66.184.75.x) on November 14 2009, 11:43am Reply on November 14 2009, 2:21pm: It was: shup.com/Shup/240674/TextProcessor.rar (I take no reponsibility for the contents of that link, and am skeptical of random files online, and you should be too!!) Comment... Question: i'm a php programmer most days, but i don't understand what you meant by using it for a GUI ? how so? Asked by andrew (24.56.197.x) on November 14 2009, 8:43am Reply on November 14 2009, 2:22pm: See the link above (it appears to be win32 via PHP (handling WM_COMMAND, etc). Comment... Question: I'd love to see askjf source code GPLed. Is it going to happen? Asked by _gio (62.103.65.x) on November 14 2009, 8:32am Reply on November 14 2009, 2:22pm: Haha perhaps I would, but then everybody could see all of the security holes... Comment... Question: I just listened to a whole bunch of Jason Lytle and read all the questions posted. Can you help me get my time back? Asked by robo (206.130.141.x) on November 14 2009, 12:52am Reply on November 14 2009, 2:22pm: I hear they sell time machines on ebay.. at least, that's what Kip said... Comment... Question: What do you think about this tool? Is it useful? [link omitted] Asked by ruchira (202.129.234.x) on November 13 2009, 8:25pm Reply on November 13 2009, 9:09pm: I don't normally run things people post, but I looked through that (without running).. Interesting, though, writing a GUI app in PHP eh? Comment... Question: Were you really a fluffer? Asked by Pipsqueak (67.88.171.x) on November 12 2009, 12:48pm Reply on November 13 2009, 9:07pm: No :) Comment... Question: being a fan of the llama, would you ever consider starting a farm like we see on those comercials? or an alpaca farm? Asked by Justin (173.55.71.x) on November 12 2009, 10:40am Reply on November 13 2009, 9:06pm: Nah, that would be a huge responsibility! I think I'm destined for the urban lifestyle, too... Comment... Question: in 2005 you said you had an idea for something "pretty revolutionary for people using the Internet has a whole". what was that? Asked by gargi (71.97.206.x) on November 11 2009, 3:24pm Reply on November 11 2009, 10:24pm: Hmm, I forget... Comment... Question: Justin... you added hyperlink support on this thing... yay! Also support to remember Name: edit field. Very nice. Asked by Pipsqueak (67.88.171.x) on November 11 2009, 1:14pm Reply on November 11 2009, 10:24pm: Meh... Cookies schmookies Comment... Question: Is she doing this correctly? youtube.com/watch?v=WAkSano4a0s Asked by Drew (213.46.154.x) on November 11 2009, 8:27am Reply on November 11 2009, 10:23pm: Bahahhaha Comment... Question: I'm trying to figure out who the best drummer for Analogue was? Asked by Dr. Ummer (198.102.112.x) on November 9 2009, 4:24pm Reply on November 9 2009, 6:06pm: Christophe says: je ne sais pas. Comment... Question: I just started a software company, any helpful advice? Asked by Pipsqueak (67.88.171.x) on November 9 2009, 6:51am Reply on November 9 2009, 6:06pm (edited at November 9 2009, 6:07pm): Umm... That's pretty open ended.. I guess, use whatever it is you make as much as possible... Comment... Question: Briefly compare pros/cons of waveout, directaudio, ASIO, kernel streaming, etc.? Asked by Will (68.96.206.x) on November 7 2009, 12:59pm Reply on November 8 2009, 9:42am: The practical pros and cons are that (on non-cheapo hardware) ASIO typically has the most well developed drivers, most readily configurable access to those, is the easiest to implement from a programmers perspective. WDM KS and WASAPI can provide similar performance to ASIO, though aren't as easy to work with. DirectSound and WaveOut(MME) are pretty old, and relatively straightforward to support, though their architectures make it difficult to use them with really low latencies. This isn't really specific to their APIs, but more just a factor of how they are implemented everywhere. Comment... [newer questions] [unreplied] | [replied] | [recent comments] | [all] [older questions]

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