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Somewhat off topic, but you do realize 17 is the latest version of Garrity, not 16, right?

Cool story, bro. Anyway... Hayden: A - 9/10 S - 7/10 Dunc: A - 6/10 (used to be 4/10, but that explanation earns you a couple bonus points xD) S - 7/10

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I believe you are one of two people on the forums to have done that (Carrotlord being the other) and Carrotlord's was in 2010 as I recall, so good call. Not avatars, but actual photographs of yourself.

You didn't say; was my explanation of the VolatileDevice and how it fixes the problem understandable?

Weird, I thought I asked you "Well, what's almost four, then?" but it seems I didn't. Anyway, postathon will continue soon.

No shit, Sherlock.

I can't remember if I fapped this morning or not... I had a really good one last night, which might actually have been after midnight... >_>

Java org player is hopefully finished. Let's wait a few days before you upload it, in case any bugs pop up.

Finished! First post updated. This will probably be on the tribute site soon as well.

I think I'd be able to do #3 on that list. From what you said, it sounds like #3 is linear interpolation, and #4 is sinc interpolation. edit: also, I found a typo on your online notes: The first one should be 1024 points, not 2048.

Almost 40? What's almost 40?

What's the significance of "almost ivy"?

Sinc interpolation is a special case of sinc filtering, which is a method of removing all harmonics from a sound above a certain cutoff frequency and leaving all other harmonics untouched (I'm not totally sure, but I believe harmonics exactly at the cutoff frequency have their amplitudes...

Hmm, in those images, it looks like there are several places where the waveform is rapidly alternating between a high place and a low place. Maybe discarding sample frames according to the paradigm you posted earlier would fix the screechiness. The sinc interpolation might work as well, but...

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Yeah, I kinda suspected something like that, though I was always too lazy to try and figure it out.

Would you appreciate a collection of pieces of solidified dihydrogen monoxide to help alleviate the displeasure caused by the acute high temperature of linkruler's most scathing comment?

I feel like I explained that rather poorly; do you get it? I also timed this reply rather poorly (22 more seconds)

The prepareSources method would then be responsible for calling the inputs' prepare methods, and the recalculate method would pretty much be equivalent to the getValue method, but the VolatileDevice class enforces the recalculate method will only be called once between calls to prepare, even if...

//A Device is considered a VolatileDevice if two consecutive calls of //the getValue function could return different values even if all source devices //return the same value on both calls of getValue abstract class VolatileDevice implements Device{ private boolean calculated=false; private...

A Device whose prepare method does more than call its inputs' prepare methods will extend the abstract class VolatileDevice.