Roundobia

just recently, my friend and i decided it would be cool to blow up lego buildings with firecrackers. We were right, and it was cool. Here are some videos we took of various times. They are in quicktime playable AVI Format. All of these videos were taken on my $100 ATC-1000 (Listen to episode 10 of PWNN for more info.) The download is in ZIP Archive. Download, and unarchive.

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A new application that I found, called Adium can support contacts on a variety of platforms including
MSN
Yahoo
ICQ
AIM
.mac
And others. And it is a free application.
Runs on almost any Mac OS 10.4 Machine.

Adium Home Page

I recently read a book oh Nihilist Concealed linguistics. But the most intriguing part of the code, was its decoding, and encoding method. Its a grid with numbers. So for instance, the code 2324 would mean "hi." and the code 2315313134 would mean hello. How cryptic you might say, but no. Not hard at all. Here is a grid that i made. The original code, would be written in a normal cursive, but every few letters would end with a little piece of the letter pointing up, and that would mean 1-5 depending on how many letters were skipped. This way you could write a innocent looking letter, and have a secret message coded in it. But i just like it without the cursive. If you found a piece of paper on the ground that said 2315313134 on it, would you try and investigate the meaning? Not really. So this is just a fun language to learn and communicate with. And it can be send over the internet, and the grid can be easily changed for extra security. when a space is needed, if possible just leave a space, or if not possible, put 00, because that does not represent a letter. I am also developing a php application that will code and decode the codes for you.

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ai_code_grid.ai (Make your own grid style)

This new artwork, is now part of all the shows. Here is the album artwork.

We are fine tuning the podcast for full production, and we are going to tone the episode release rate down to about 1 or 2 every week, instead of one a day. We would love to do one podcast per day, but that is almost 4 hours of work a week. So plan on the next PWNN Next week or 2 weeks from now. By the way, we need some cover art. If you would like to submit some cover art for the podcast, please send me and email.