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kubikill
1 year ago
just added the video game music of the week section on the homepage! each week it will have a different song from a video game!
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your site looks absolutely rad!! the idea with the changing spinning discs near the music player is brilliant! i'll add your button on my site :D
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as a tf2 fan, i appreciate you giving me the opportunity to simulate the hat gambling experience without having to put actual money down (╯˘ -˘ )╯
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kubikill
1 year ago
thanks! it's a pretty fun way to show that gambling isn't really worth it! i still update it to this day to add new cases and i dont plan to stop anytime soon :P
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added your button to my site :]
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Hi, just commenting to let you know you've been added to the Acing The Internet webring! Thank you for applying!
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kubikill
1 year ago
Thank you! I'm currently on vacation till Friday and I can't add the webring widget at the moment but will do so as soon as I return!
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kubikill
1 year ago
Just added a music player! Instead of using normal .mp3 files, it uses module files! Getting this to work was more complicated than I thought, but I think it was worth it :)
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14-4ml
12 months ago
this is awesome!! i wonder what games would have been like if we just kept using them instead of straight audio files.. they probably wouldn't be as big as 80 GB now lol.
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kubikill
12 months ago
games nowadays have many more assets than just music, so it wouldn't help that much, maybe 1 gigabyte at most. that being said, it's insane how module music takes so little space, like bejeweled 3's 1 hour-long soundtrack which is only 800kb!! how is that possible??
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smaller update, improved the music players a little and added 3 songs (i wasn't sure if adding a whole 30 minute-long suite would be a good idea but what the hell, let's do it anyways! at least it's only 4MB)
another update, added a Matrix rain-like background animation as well as RSS feeds for my microblog and site updates! also changed the settings area in the sidebar