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Anonymous Wed 9-Apr-2008 16:43	You forgot to mention Hallucinogen. ;)
Anonymous Wed 9-Apr-2008 16:51	You must be older than 115 to get the knowledge you have and such composition skills?... Mucho respect!
Anonymous Wed 30-Jul-2008 02:45	If I didn't like your compositions so much, I'd say that, by your self-description, you are a little bit pretentious...
basafa Alireza Basafa Thu 28-Aug-2008 18:34	Hurrah for your ambition (no your pretentious !)
Anonymous Fri 26-Jun-2009 21:33	ql)))
Anonymous Thu 25-Feb-2010 21:42	I've spent a lot of time programming a range of computers in a variety of languages since the mid 80's. I was part of the demo scene during many years and since about seven years I work as a professional software engineer. During all these years I've had the opportunity to meet quite a few talented people. Let me say that it takes a lot to impress me nowadays, but you certainly have! What's your source of inspiration? Keep up the great work!
lft Linus Åkesson Thu 18-Mar-2010 18:58	I've spent a lot of time programming a range of computers in a variety of languages since the mid 80's. I was part of the demo scene during many years and since about seven years I work as a professional software engineer. During all these years I've had the opportunity to meet quite a few talented people. Let me say that it takes a lot to impress me nowadays, but you certainly have! What's your source of inspiration? Keep up the great work! Thank you! I'm inspired by everything I see. =) But the demoscene is one great source of ideas, and I often read about other people's projects through make magazine etc. It's really hard to not get carried away and do everything that falls into your head, because then you'd never get anything done.
Anonymous Mon 22-Mar-2010 09:43	lis6502: hi dude. I really admire you. You programing skills, electronics and stuff. But most of them i really admire your chiptracking skills. The 'Hardware chiptune' which i heard on youtube was so unique, unlike other chips, that i had to make an XM remake of it :D http://modarchive.org/index.php?request=view_by_moduleid&query=168134 <-check this out plox and tell me how can i make it better. XMPP:[mynick]@jid.dug.net.pl Mail:[mynick]_on_gmail IRC:[mynick]@irc.upnet.org.pl#autom8 {preferably XMPP} Keep up good work, greetingz from Poland;)
Anonymous Fri 23-Jul-2010 19:54	You're awesome!
Anonymous Sat 24-Jul-2010 08:37	Congrats man! Your video made it on Engadget.
Anonymous Sat 24-Jul-2010 20:19	I don't understand how you find the time for this. With a full time job programming?
Anonymous Sat 24-Jul-2010 20:19	If I didn't like your compositions so much, I'd say that, by your self-description, you are a little bit pretentious... I smell some jealousy In your writing.
Anonymous Sat 24-Jul-2010 21:38	Linus you are a source of inspiration. Thank you for existing and having your website in english. from Puerto Rico, xirbin.
Anonymous Sat 24-Jul-2010 22:35	Linus you are a source of inspiration. Thank you for existing and having your website in english. from Puerto Rico, xirbin. +1
Anonymous Tue 27-Jul-2010 21:51	lft wrote: It's really hard to not get carried away and do everything that falls into your head, because then you'd never get anything done. That's exactly the problem i have, but how to solve it?
ralph Ralph Corderoy Wed 28-Jul-2010 09:47	That's exactly the problem i have, but how to solve it? Good question. I find the Internet is to blame for shortening my attention span and making it harder to concentrate on one thing. Gone are the days of reading a book in one sitting. Still, nothing a bit of self-discipline wouldn't fix, I suppose?
lft Linus Åkesson Thu 29-Jul-2010 07:21	ralph wrote: That's exactly the problem i have, but how to solve it? Good question. I find the Internet is to blame for shortening my attention span and making it harder to concentrate on one thing. Gone are the days of reading a book in one sitting. Still, nothing a bit of self-discipline wouldn't fix, I suppose? I try to divide my days into different sections; Mornings are for reading RSS feeds and my list of URLs, at work I can usually find the time to check email and IRC, and when I get home I try to avoid the internet altogether, except when I need to look up something specific. I obviously don't have a TV set. Then, of course, any self-imposed scheme like this can be disregarded as needed on a day to day basis, but it generally pays off to stick to it.
Anonymous Thu 5-Aug-2010 20:43	Hey Linus, I got acquainted with your work through the Chipophone demonstration video and as if that wasn't impressive enough I browsed through your homepage and other video's a little bit and I'm blown away. I used to be a chiptune (see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6f9DqJ4Vl0 - you may or may not have seen my nickname or group come by..) and assembler aficionado myself and I was highly interested in scene productions myself some 10-15 years ago, and I've never or rarely encountered someone with such a diverse and extensive set of skills of you. Anyway, as far as programming goes, have you ever delved into the topic of metamorphic code, ie. code that (fully) reprograms itself? It was (is?) mainly used in (demonstrational) computer viruses so anti-virus couldn't detect it by seeking for fixed binary strings and it's a great brain excercise to program. I wish I still had the dedication to occupy myself with such pet-projects. Guido
Anonymous Sat 7-Aug-2010 02:41	You must be older than 115 to get the knowledge you have and such composition skills?... Mucho respect! I wanted to write something, but what is said above is well explanatory. good luck from GBG
lft Linus Åkesson Tue 24-Aug-2010 17:48	... Anyway, as far as programming goes, have you ever delved into the topic of metamorphic code, ie. code that (fully) reprograms itself? It was (is?) mainly used in (demonstrational) computer viruses so anti-virus couldn't detect it by seeking for fixed binary strings and it's a great brain excercise to program. Not yet. =) It's a fascinating subject, but I've only read a basic overview so far.
Anonymous Sun 2-Jan-2011 08:34	That's really good! Wish I heard this in the 80's... I haven't heard this b4! --- cam at stotz.us lis6502: hi dude. I really admire you. You programing skills, electronics and stuff. But most of them i really admire your chiptracking skills. The 'Hardware chiptune' which i heard on youtube was so unique, unlike other chips, that i had to make an XM remake of it :D http://modarchive.org/index.php?request=view_by_moduleid&query=168134 <-check this out plox and tell me how can i make it better. XMPP:[mynick]@jid.dug.net.pl Mail:[mynick]_on_gmail IRC:[mynick]@irc.upnet.org.pl#autom8 {preferably XMPP} Keep up good work, greetingz from Poland;)
Anonymous Wed 27-Apr-2011 22:01	Hi Linus, Thank you for your great contribution to 8-bit music and SID-Chip compositions. If you should ever have any need for webdesign or webprograming just ask, and I'll gladly contribute. :-) Have downloaded all your compositions and they are now site by site with the Lizardking and some of the other old SID-kings. ;-)
Anonymous Wed 18-May-2011 06:24	What exactly make his description pretentious? That he seem to be interested and enjoy many different things from an array of different fields? Or that he's better than you at most of those stuff?:P
Anonymous Wed 1-Jun-2011 16:27	awesome site, a lot of knowledge available in all these articles. i especially like the tty stuff, but also the retro stuff ... please keep your site running ...
Anonymous Sat 10-Mar-2012 00:02	Have you considered creating VST Instruments? I'd love a software version of the Chipophone to play around with :) I'm always searching for great virtual synths that emulate real, classic hardware like C64's SID or Roland Juno (http://www.vintagesynth.com/roland/juno106.php). I recently found a great VSTi emulating the Juno, TAL (Togu Audio Line) U-No, check that out if you're also into them. Also, I love this one freeware VSTi called The Pokegy (it's hard to find these days, found one copy through Google - someone had uploaded it into an filehosting-site). It emulates the Moog Prodigy. A great alternative to the software version of Minimoog, if one is on a budget.
Anonymous Wed 28-Mar-2012 05:56	you can create more Chipophone for the sale? i can get one :c
Anonymous Thu 29-Nov-2012 06:49	Congrats man! Your video made it on Engadget. It made it's way to Reddit as well.
Anonymous Mon 17-Dec-2012 16:39	You're certainly a smart dude, I can only wish I had the drive to do all the stuff that you do. Keep on keeping on!
Anonymous Mon 11-Feb-2013 06:37	Linus, I was blown away when I ran Turbulence on my Propeller demo board. If you'd asked me before whether one could cram a piece like that into 32 Kb, I'd have said no way. That's an amazing piece of work. Ran into your name on the Parallax forums on a Propeller assembler thread. I'll be looking through your source code for neat hacks that might help me out in my project as I'm taking a break from large memory model programming and going back to small address spaces in order to come up with an ambulatory physiologic monitor. Turbulence showed me that the Propeller was more than adequate for the task. The other thing Turbulence brings up are some interesting speculations on how the brain stores memories as obviously one can use a tiny bit of information as a seed to computationally recreate a far more elaborate structure. Boris Gimbarzevsky
Anonymous Tue 12-Feb-2013 13:34	Thanx for your work on the C64, lately. You solved some misteries and got a nice Rasberryproject on the line ;)
Anonymous Sun 14-Apr-2013 22:29	Everything astonishes as long as it is done by a genius. Still, some occasions I remember more than others, seeing your work will be one of those.

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