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webos development, borderlands, fun

By chris on October 22, 2009

i’ve been spending the last couple of weeks familiarizing myself with palm’s mojo sdk for webos. i’m looking at building an irc app for webos since there aren’t any yet. it’ll take me a bit of work, but the SDK and development environment are pretty intuitive. the application framework makes extensive use of JSON (jscript) [...]

Posted in omfgoggles. | Tagged arma ii, borderlands, broncos, games, palm pixi, palm pre, pc, ps3, webos | 1 Response

warhawk sadness

By chris on December 21, 2008

lately, i’d been playing a ton of warhawk on ps3. unfortunately, for whatever reason, it’s started having networking issues. the game worked flawlessly with my current network setup for months and now, it often freezes at the 28-25 second mark between maps. at first, i thought this was a upnp issue because it seemed to [...]

Posted in gaming shit | Tagged broken, pfsense, ps3, upnp | 1 Response

ushare didn’t work out. doh.

By chris on July 6, 2008

so ushare didn’t work out. i forgot how much of my music collection is in formats that the PS3 isn’t capable of playing. so i went on a search for a upnp server that supports transcoding *.flac and *.ogg files. i decided on using fuppes, which i compiled from source. unfortunately, the transcoding doesn’t always [...]

Posted in orly? | Tagged dnla, fuppes, ps3, upnp, ushare

running cable sucks

By chris on June 29, 2008

it’s not enough that i have to run cable at work, but having to do it at home as well is hideous. i decided that i wanted to be able to use some of my ps3′s media capabilities and found that streaming video and music via wi-fi was an exercise in excruciating frustration. i got [...]

Posted in omfgoggles. | Tagged cat5, gmediaserver, gnu, music, pain, playstation, ps3, sharing, suffering, ushare | 2 Responses

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