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K so I haven't posted here in awhile. I should remedy that.
If you haven't seen Django Unchained, go see Django Unchained.
What is it about and stuff?
You need to install a program called MotioninJoy. You're going to need a cable, like the USB-to-mini-USB cable that comes with Playstation controllers, and keep that plugged in on both ends, but MotioninJoy will provide you with the drivers and set everything up for you. You might need to play around with the settings a bit here and there, but I can't remember (it's been quite a while since I used it, admittedly) having to do anything more than get it installed. If you're using an emulator program, you will have to set it up so that it takes controller input, but in my case that was as simple as simply pressing a button as you would press a key when it asks you what key to use for what function.
Oh, and one other thing: when I used my dualshock 3, I discovered that, for the analog sticks to work, I had to select "dualshock 2" in MotioninJoy rather than "dualshock 3", so if this works, don't let that catch you out.
Of course, that has some problems too. Namely, vibration and the triggers don't work properly in games that don't use XInput (i.e. any older games/emulators). Annoyingly, this is by design. Though I think it's still possible to get around if you use XPadder or similar.
>What is it about and stuff?
It's a Tarantino movie that's an homage to both Spaghetti Westerns and Blaxpoitation films about a slave named Django that's bought by a bounty hunter who promises him his freedom if he helps him find some specific people. After he frees her, they become partners and enact a plan to save his wife from a particularly vile slaveowner named Calvin Candie.
That's the cliff notes. Also, awesome music.
Rick Ro$$ contributed to the soundtrack
this is all I know about the movie.
do i look moneyed to you motherfucker
they're like ten dollars.
which probably says a lot about my economical situation to you doesn't it
Where? They're like $25 minimum over here.
only if you buy the Microsoft branded ones.
There're cheaper ones for less.
^No, the off-brand are $25 minimum. The Microsoft ones are $40.
There is a controller I bought for $10 sitting next to me on my desk right now.
Where did you get it
was it used
I can easily find controllers in a $5 - $10 range.
Living in the butthole of Europe has its benefits.
Not looking forwards to today. At all.
It's a nice enough day in terms of lessons, I'm just feeling like a building that has been shaken by an earthquake, and the slightest nudge will send me mentally crumbling down
>be tech support for conference
>supposed to be lazing about in the beamer cabin and put on a new powerpoint every half hour or so
>clicker is a piece of shit, so now have to push laptop buttons while professors muck it up by giving unclear hand signals
>Murrikans in charge of conference so they still thank me profusely for everything
Feels embarassing, man.
Update: sandwich leftovers for the rest of the week.
Did my first exam today - Introduction to Law.
I got a 7, which is pretty fine.
It's snowing.
I had heard legends about this sort of thing, but only now am I sure that they were true.
Heh eh heh heh heh, Milos did so good on his test he broke the six-point scale.
/lol provincialism
Move to England, and you can get snow on a yearly basis.
I thought you're more into rain.
We had some snow in mid-December, but this has been a hot January, with constant 10 C (50 F) highs, and no snow, of course. Meanwhile dem fuckers in Croatia have snowstorms, hyehehehe.
It's six-point here too - the "fail" grade is 5 and the highest one is 10. Don't ask.
Heh heh, your Serbness got better of you eh? BTW I met a Croatian girl once. Was nice. (LOL Weaver stops talking to me now)
Around here it's six-point in schools and four-point in higher education. Well, six if you count the halves. Two, three, three and half, so on to five.
It's fully ironic, I assure you. :P
Here it's 1-5 in schools, and 5-10 in higher education.
Talking 'bout Croatia, I am told some woman in Belgium tried to drive to Brussels to pick up her friend from the train station, and the GPS led her... you guess where. After some 1400 kilometers she started to suspect something's wrong with the device.
Technology can dangerously pamper people.
We're getting snow right now. Makes getting anywhere a pain in the backside, since I live on a hill and the footing is non-existent.
I met a Croatian guy and girl once. They're married, and they live in the United States. He has a fan club in Japan.
This sounds like a rating scale for videogames.
Does this mean massive amounts of free food?
If so I approve. And envy.
So I just got an e-mail from Facebook.
I appreciate their having success in making an indie film and all (at least from what I can tell from a quick look at their Facebook page's posts), but who added my e-mail address to the e-mail list for this? What kind of list did they buy, and from whom?