Awesome, well it seems to work really well! I'm working on writing a portal game for Android, which will allow for some heavier calculations without too big of a slow down, but I'm still trying to keep it light, so I'm just looking for good ways to ease up on the large calculations.

Does this mean you're working on it?

I know it is a memory leak because I see almost all my RAM gone and there's not a data structure I can delete that's chewing it up. I have to do a RAM clear. And I'm not sure if it happens all the time. And compiling an error free program doesn't fix it.

This happened to me too, but I don't remember what caused it...

Looks good, but you might want to scale some of those... loading times can get obnoxious sometimes.

I'm sorry but this thread really makes me rage. Actually, I take it back. I'm not sorry. This thread really makes me rage.

Quote from: Geekboy1011 on April 25, 2011, 07:29:01 pm

I really should be updating the flash based one more as it works well and has a shuffle feature as well...only issue is

http://omnimaga.org/radio/c.txt thats the config file looks like fun huh

If you can get it to read from one directory and not require the config file for urls I could help you with a little script that should let you symlink all the files to a directory for you

Unfortunately, I don't think Flash has that capability, at least not on its own. You'd have to implement a PHP script to retrieve the files or something.

As part of an entry in a dance competition I have to write an essay. The prompt was "Describe the emotion you feel when you take the stage at competition." Here's my entry:

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   I am a performer. You are a performer. Every one of us is a performer. Every smile, every tear, every interaction, and every conversation is a performance. Likewise, every performance is a conversation. When I get on the stage, I become a vessel for energy and expression. It is my duty to give that to my audience and to make them feel what I feel. But that still brings us down to a final question: what do I feel? What is the emotion, the expression, the power that I cannot help but pass on to my audience?

   The answer to the question is both surprisingly simple, and unimaginably complex. As I wait to enter the stage I feel relaxed and focused. As I walk onto the stage I feel the surge of energy beginning to flow through me, radiating outward through my limbs all the way to the tips of my fingers and toes. But the instant the music starts is when everything really happens. It took me a while to figure out what goes on inside my head when I dance, but I finally realized that it’s not an overwhelming rush of emotion, but rather an overwhelming rush of music. Even when there is no music, I find my own music either in my mind or in my surroundings. The music engulfs me and sends its energy pulsing through my body. It was only after I understood the source of my energy that I also realized that the music is not just a background track for the choreography. In fact, the complete opposite is true: the choreography is a physical representation of the energy that flows from the music. Thus, I, the dancer, am the only possible means of communication between that choreography and the audience.

   You see, when I get up on stage, I don’t perform for my audience. I communicate with them. The word “perform” implies that I consider myself to be the main focus of my actions, which is simply not true; it’s all about the music. The music is what I have to communicate, and therefore the music is my emotion. Emotion (n.): a natural instinctive state of mind deriving from one's circumstances, mood, or relationship with others.