I Googled every word in the english language.

[SnakeClock]

I'd beta if I wasn't on Mac.

[peyoteclock]

unemployment, you lost your lan center?

[Blue]

I'd beta if I wasn't on Mac.

Use boot-camp, or trade your mac in for a more powerful PC

unemployment, you lost your lan center?

sold it.

[SnakeClock]

Use boot-camp, or trade your mac in for a more powerful PC

I'll do it for you.

[SageClock]

I really want to get in on the beta test. I'd love anything that reduces the amount of typing needed.

There could probably be a lot of demand for a more programmer-centric version of this, also, btw. There's some type-completion programs out there already for programmers (mostly just Visual Studio), but for those that don't (like Flash...ugh, so hard to use it nowadays, especially with AS3, now that Intellisense spoiled me), it can be a pain to use, especially since nowadays being a "clean" programmer involves typing 2x to 4x more for most OOP languages.

[BluezombieClock]

Thanks for that explanation Blue, I can't wait to get to try it out myself. I guess that's probably the best way to fully understand it's principle!

[Blue]

I really want to get in on the beta test. I'd love anything that reduces the amount of typing needed.

There could probably be a lot of demand for a more programmer-centric version of this, also, btw. There's some type-completion programs out there already for programmers (mostly just Visual Studio), but for those that don't (like Flash...ugh, so hard to use it nowadays, especially with AS3, now that Intellisense spoiled me), it can be a pain to use, especially since nowadays being a "clean" programmer involves typing 2x to 4x more for most OOP languages.

That is a good idea... I too have used several auto-completion programs for programming, most of which were pretty buggy, so there is definitely a need there.

The library files are in plain-text, and I have already written a program that can take a dictionary, and create a library from it (that kai can use). So theoretically it wouldn't be hard to create libraries for various languages including programming ones...

So, English will not likely be the only version... I may have several that you can download electively, including programming languages.

[Marlin Clock]

sold it.

For how much?

[Blue]

For how much?

Enough that I can sit on my ass for a while.

[BilliardBall10]

sounds good.
 
make now something that will translate stuff into other coputer languages when needed, man

[SnakeClock]

sounds good.
 
make now something that will translate stuff into other coputer languages when needed, man

Translation is really hard, especially for a computer.

[Beret]

Oh my god! Good work man!

[Topcatyo]

Although I'm already quite a good typist, I'd love to try this out.
So, wait, it actually gets better the more you use it?  Those kinds of things interest the crap out of me.

[BluezombieClock]

Sweet.

Picked this baby up from a pawn shop last week and I haven't put it down since.
Great guitar.

I've got to admit that back when I was more of an electric player I absolutely loved the Wizard neck on that thing, it felt like you were gliding! But If i were you I would change the V-series pickups, they leave to be desired. I would personally suggest an EMG 81/82 combo if you're into high-gain stuff?

(Sorry for derailing the thread ill stop now)

[Slash]

So did you get anything by doing this, or is this just a completion of some weird obsession of yours.

[GodClock]

sounds cool. it sounds like a better more complex version of t9 on phones, which is helpful. i'll beta tezt