1190: "Time"
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Re: 1190⁵: "Time"
Wow. Over 87706 shortpix, no?
Hi all!
Um, unexpected papacy. Maybe we could look back and see how much has changed over this past half-decade?
Hi all!
Um, unexpected papacy. Maybe we could look back and see how much has changed over this past half-decade?
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Re: 1190: "Your Time"
Hello friends!
Sorry I haven't popped in in nearly two wips. I spent basically all of last wip listening to a podcast called We've Got Worm. I was able to blitz the whole thing only by listening at double speed. I'm done now and it'll be a seaish help to both my enjoyment and my writing of fiction
SternAngler told me that the person behind the Adventing was known but not who. I sorta felt/hoped it might be BlitzGirl. Yay!
It's now Time for me to have finished writing my book, Daughters of Mage Stones. (That's the one about Charity and Skids, remember?) Which means todip I'm starting rewriting it from the beginning again, this time more wingish
Steakish Needled-pulled Thing, OTTers!
P.S. MALP! http://www.rdanderson.com/stargate/entries/malp.htm
Sorry I haven't popped in in nearly two wips. I spent basically all of last wip listening to a podcast called We've Got Worm. I was able to blitz the whole thing only by listening at double speed. I'm done now and it'll be a seaish help to both my enjoyment and my writing of fiction

SternAngler told me that the person behind the Adventing was known but not who. I sorta felt/hoped it might be BlitzGirl. Yay!
It's now Time for me to have finished writing my book, Daughters of Mage Stones. (That's the one about Charity and Skids, remember?) Which means todip I'm starting rewriting it from the beginning again, this time more wingish

Steakish Needled-pulled Thing, OTTers!
P.S. MALP! http://www.rdanderson.com/stargate/entries/malp.htm
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Re: 1190: "Time"
(Sticks head out of the shadows of the basement door again and waves)
Molpish timeversary.
Five years. Who'd'a'thought?
This is still such a warm, creative place; a sanctuary of gentle wit, wisdom and baobabish wowterfulness.
This morning's OTT read brings a cornucopia of typical Time-ish things: surprising reveals (it was Blitzgirl all along!), poetry, artwork, familiar names and avatars both frequent and irregular, creative reflections and the promise of more creativity, hotdogs, greetings and welcomings and reachings out to one another, humour (I still love Whizbang's colourisation of "This is a surprising amount of blood").
Thank you for being here and making this one of the most remarkable (and quirky) places on the internet.
Molpish timeversary.
Five years. Who'd'a'thought?
This is still such a warm, creative place; a sanctuary of gentle wit, wisdom and baobabish wowterfulness.
This morning's OTT read brings a cornucopia of typical Time-ish things: surprising reveals (it was Blitzgirl all along!), poetry, artwork, familiar names and avatars both frequent and irregular, creative reflections and the promise of more creativity, hotdogs, greetings and welcomings and reachings out to one another, humour (I still love Whizbang's colourisation of "This is a surprising amount of blood").
Thank you for being here and making this one of the most remarkable (and quirky) places on the internet.
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Re: 1190: "Time"
The Sea is Big!
I had no idea it was BlitzGirl. In retrospect, it should have been obvious. Not only was there poetry, but, as balthasar pointed, out, graphics skills were needed for the sand-drawing photo at least. B, did you suspect it was BG? ETA: Ah,, I guess not.
At any rate, it was an awesomeful unbasementing. Welcome bag!
Loved the Adventish raftcastle photo, StormAngel.
And Sustainabilizer temporally de-Basements with a hotdog! I've downloaded it, but haven't worked through the <computery stuff> to get it working on my Mac. (it will work on a Mac, right?) I'll play around with it later.
And hi, Rakhal! Yes, I will be in Santa Cruz in April, and we will hopefully be free of Zancleanism and I'll be able to visit you in Los Gatos.
Happy 5th Timeversary, Sciscitor!
Hi, NoMouse!! Hi, SilentTimer!!
I hadn't read Mikrit's post before I had brunch, but I must have sensed it somehow, because I had waffles. I didn't not invoke Our Lady of the Waffles, however.
And there's Lu! Hello! And DrSam Carter. Happy Times. Happy Timeversary.
And now I'm off to the library to renew my book on Slovene. I'm trying to learn it for a future trip to hunt for my ancestor. Slovene may be easier to figure out than Beanish, but it's still confusing, with the dual-person case and all the gender stuff, plus I haven't quite figured out how to pronounce things. Pimsleur, Rosetta Stone, Duolingo--none of them have Slovene.
Any OTTers familiar with Slovene?
I had no idea it was BlitzGirl. In retrospect, it should have been obvious. Not only was there poetry, but, as balthasar pointed, out, graphics skills were needed for the sand-drawing photo at least. B, did you suspect it was BG? ETA: Ah,, I guess not.

Loved the Adventish raftcastle photo, StormAngel.

And Sustainabilizer temporally de-Basements with a hotdog! I've downloaded it, but haven't worked through the <computery stuff> to get it working on my Mac. (it will work on a Mac, right?) I'll play around with it later.
And hi, Rakhal! Yes, I will be in Santa Cruz in April, and we will hopefully be free of Zancleanism and I'll be able to visit you in Los Gatos.

Happy 5th Timeversary, Sciscitor!
Hi, NoMouse!! Hi, SilentTimer!!
I hadn't read Mikrit's post before I had brunch, but I must have sensed it somehow, because I had waffles. I didn't not invoke Our Lady of the Waffles, however.
And there's Lu! Hello! And DrSam Carter. Happy Times. Happy Timeversary.
And now I'm off to the library to renew my book on Slovene. I'm trying to learn it for a future trip to hunt for my ancestor. Slovene may be easier to figure out than Beanish, but it's still confusing, with the dual-person case and all the gender stuff, plus I haven't quite figured out how to pronounce things. Pimsleur, Rosetta Stone, Duolingo--none of them have Slovene.

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Re: 1190: "Time"
lmjb1964 wrote:And Sustainabilizer temporally de-Basements with a hotdog! I've downloaded it, but haven't worked through the <computery stuff> to get it working on my Mac. (it will work on a Mac, right?) I'll play around with it later.
Yep! It works on my Mac pretty well.
One thing that would be nice to have is some sort of highscore tracker? Every time I fall off the bottom I go "how much was that" but the score has already reset to zero.
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Re: 1190: "Time"
DrSamCarter wrote:Thank you for being here and making this one of the most remarkable (and quirky) places on the internet.
addams wrote:(sniff-sniff)
Five long yip-it-ee-do-alls....
Through thick and thin.
Through high water and low.
Thank you all.
For you are creative and kind.
I'd like to echo these sentiments! This is an exceptional, surprising, remarkable place. It's heartwarming to see everybody appearing for the anniversary, and to know I will always have a home here no matter how much Time has passed. Thank you, everyone.
(Yipiteedoall is the long form of yip that I didn't know I needed until now.)
StarMangle, thank you for making me literally laugh out loud when I reached your Raftcastle post.
Sustainabilizer, thank you for the hotdog!
Zooman, thanks for upholding the Time-honored tradition of the Knights Temporal!
Aluisio, hi! Thank you for the shortpix count! I lost track back in mumblety-mumblety-i-think-there-was-a-three-in-there.
June Bug, it's awesomeful to see you! My punsaw is still in storage and possibly the molpies have converted it to a cappucchino maker, so I will let the bag pun go this once. Same applies to that "relish" there, Jose.
Hello also to Rakhal, Earthling on Mars, Sciscitor, NoMouse, mikrit, addams, balthotter_s, SilentTimer, svenman, ED, DrSamCarter, taixzo, anyone else I missed, and randompixbot.
balthasar_s wrote:In one post I wrote that one frame could have been artificially created.
Was this correct?
balthasar_s wrote:I think this is not a 100% real photo.GnomeAnne wrote:Is this photograph something that existed already, or do we now have proof (well, strong evidence at least. It could have been made in Photoshop rather than being a photograph of a real thing) that The Advent is taking at least some of these themself?How I thing it could be done:
- Try to draw something with a stick on sand / earth/ other ground. It will not look this way.
There is 3d structure visible, yes, but the holes don't look like stickmade.- The representation of the shape from the Time frame is too perfect.
- take the required fragment of the timeframe
- apply a filter which transforms darkness into depth and does shading of edges
- apply a perspective transformation
- overlay with a background
- done
Yes balthaperceptive, you were correct! All of the Adventpix were made using photos from the Internet. (Mostly webvenience with a touch of manipping.) You refer to the picture for Language, which is:
Spoiler:
Spoiler:
(The more seaish version that I used is at this link.)
As cute and heartish as the whole photo was, I really only wanted the stick and the sand. And I didn't even want them together as they were because I needed more spaaace for the sandsketch. There was a nice plane of sand southwest of the man's sneaker.
I extracted the stick. Here is what my eventual sticklayer looked like after some fiddling:
Then the tricky part. I had to combine my new sandstick combo...
...with the sketch from newpix 2733:

Manipping the sketch was kind of like making a sandcastle raftish (it took me three tries) but what I wound up doing was selecting the sketch, changing the layer setting to Multiply, moving the edges around so that the perspective matched the plane of the sand, and using Photoshop's Emboss filter. I played with the settings until the "engraving" looked right, and used the eraser to soften edges and make room for the stick. Here is how the sketch layer turned out:
And put on top of the sticksand image:
Then I cropped it to the right size, turned it black and white, and adjusted the brightness:
Finally, I adjusted contrast, made some tweaks with the dodge/burn tool, and added the Timeframe to reach the final product.
And that is the (correctly guessed) origin of the Language Adventpix!
Redundant:
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Re: 1190: "Time"
I knew it! I just knew I was missing something yesterdip!
I can't believe I missed the Timeversary again! The one day I forget to ketchup turns out to be the one I shouldn't have >.<
Oh well... The flow of Time can't get much more convoluted anyway ^^
Congratulations and a heartfelt thanks to all for keeping this the Most Molpish Place on the Net for five whole yips
So many molpish revelations, and unbasementings! Happy Timeversary Everymolpy!
Here's to at least that much more
I can't believe I missed the Timeversary again! The one day I forget to ketchup turns out to be the one I shouldn't have >.<
Oh well... The flow of Time can't get much more convoluted anyway ^^
Congratulations and a heartfelt thanks to all for keeping this the Most Molpish Place on the Net for five whole yips

So many molpish revelations, and unbasementings! Happy Timeversary Everymolpy!
Here's to at least that much more

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ColletArrow, katakissa, iskinner, thunk, GnomeAnne, Quantized, and any other Blitzers, have fun on your journey!lmjb1964 wrote:We're weird but it's okay.
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Re: 1190: "Time"
karhell, is your avatar wearing a Molpies cheerleading uniform? That's awesomeful. 
Re: 1190: "Time"
Yup. Courtesy of ggh. At some point I mentioned donning a cheerleader costume to encourage someone, and, well... This kinda happened ^^
EDIT:
Encouragement was for GnomeAnne here.
Uniform was added by ggh here and later edited via PM to be a proper Molpies uniform.
EDIT:
Encouragement was for GnomeAnne here.
Uniform was added by ggh here and later edited via PM to be a proper Molpies uniform.
AluisioASG wrote:191 years ago, the great D. Pedro I drew his sword and said: "Indent thy code or die!"
ColletArrow, katakissa, iskinner, thunk, GnomeAnne, Quantized, and any other Blitzers, have fun on your journey!lmjb1964 wrote:We're weird but it's okay.
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Re: 1190: "Time"
Hi, karhell! You're not late, the Timeiversary celebration is still going on.
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Re: 1190: "Time"
The Dark Lord
Chapter 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7 - 8 - 9 - 10 - 11 - 12
Gurrin clung to the bottom of the raft. He'd warned them, but what could LaPetite's few Molpies do against the Dark Lord's army?
What could he do?
The dark figure of his master stood right in front of the raft now, his army of Molpies lined up in rows behind him. He began to rise, growing taller and more menacing.
A huge dark form burst from the water. It rose, blocking the light of the stars. A wave of fear washed over Makarga.
"It's that mean guy!" LaPetite screamed behind him.
"Get down, milady!" Segla ordered. Makarga spun and ran to LaPetite's side, joining Segla and the other Molpies in protecting her. They stared up at the figure of the Dark Lord.
← previous (NP2639)
Chapter 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7 - 8 - 9 - 10 - 11 - 12
Gurrin clung to the bottom of the raft. He'd warned them, but what could LaPetite's few Molpies do against the Dark Lord's army?
What could he do?
The dark figure of his master stood right in front of the raft now, his army of Molpies lined up in rows behind him. He began to rise, growing taller and more menacing.
* * *
A huge dark form burst from the water. It rose, blocking the light of the stars. A wave of fear washed over Makarga.
"It's that mean guy!" LaPetite screamed behind him.
"Get down, milady!" Segla ordered. Makarga spun and ran to LaPetite's side, joining Segla and the other Molpies in protecting her. They stared up at the figure of the Dark Lord.
Spoiler:
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Re: 1190: Time: E6: *AUFMOLP*ISATION ĘNAP / (OK) . . . (NOT OK)
balthasar_s wrote:There is a possibility, actually.mrob27 wrote:[I thought it would be fun to play with the tape machine, like the other people were able to do (perhaps?) but it's not that important, so don't worry about it.
I have a redundant copy of bsta o[...]
Actually, I have an even better solution which doesn't require making copies on demand and sending links by PMs.lmjb1964 wrote:Me, me, I want to play with the tape recorder too!
And this post was my inspiration:
addams wrote:If they break it, you simply throw them a New one.
I made a redundant copy of bsta and all related things which will reset its state every week.
Each week it will be brought to an unttouched state.
So each week you can start from beginning and play with the tape interface which started bsta again and again.
(that's why I made the url /bstagain).
http://1190.bicyclesonthemoon.info/bstagain/
BSTA
Good luck, my blitzing friends!BTTBAA:1023 # Mustard? Use the mirror! Blitzing? Also use the mirror! And here's why. # OTT facebug copy
swimming unit detector active
Good luck, my blitzing friends!BTTBAA:1023 # Mustard? Use the mirror! Blitzing? Also use the mirror! And here's why. # OTT facebug copy
that's a robot so it doesn't count
This text was autogenerated:swimming unit detector active
Re: 1190: "Time"
Thanks for the cool story Earthling!
Spoiler:
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Re: 1190: "Time"
ooh look, another Dark Lord release. I still need to ketchup from chapter three, best get on that.Earthling on Mars wrote:The Dark Lord
I would install this now, but I fear it will be too much of a distraction. I'll give it a try next wipend.Sustainabilizer wrote:I blitz-wrote a riverish Hotdog
I am looking forward to possibly getting to play b's bsta game as well, once it's released.
You did an incredible job finding and manipulating wingish photos and related poems. Thanks for giving us a glimpse into the creative process behind the Advent-ure.BlitzGirl wrote:Manipping the sketch
hiya karhell!karhell wrote:Happy Timeversary Everymolpy!
Where is ggh? I haven't seen them here in some Tim.
Ooh, looks like fun. Now we can say things on two words and they won't be there forever like in the original version.balthasar_s wrote:http://1190.bicyclesonthemoon.info/bstagain/
For those who want to play with the tape player interface: on the two words page at the link in b's post play the game and include the words "Hidden Interface" in the story that gets written.
This will activate the secret cassette player interface that starts the bsta sequence.
I'm curious to see how short the frame intervals are, once the interface is activated the button is pressed, now that many more frames have been uploaded than were there originally.
Same here.Rakhal wrote:Spoiler:
Spoiler:
Wait For It.
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Happy 5th Timeversarysp from the basement-1! Nothing excitingX to add, just wanted to say I'm still lurking hereunder and enjoying all the otter-stuff. Keep itit up, and I'll keep waiting1190 for itit
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rot90And now it'sit recursive
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CThe most exciting news I can come up with is that it's the Timeversary, but I'm pretty sure y'all already know that
where?In a totally not-creepy kinda way
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6.1A day late to make it more special, not because I lost track of the daysmmm
heresyI please0 the fifth8
rootI never understood the origin of that phrase, but I like ityes
I!As does the fifth8 again, obviously
rot90And now it'sit recursive
itsee itit
CThe most exciting news I can come up with is that it's the Timeversary, but I'm pretty sure y'all already know that
where?In a totally not-creepy kinda way
spaceRelativelyit
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Time flies like a River, sand flies like a Trebuchét
Time flies like a River, sand flies like a Trebuchét
Re: 1190: Timeversary
Sustainabilizer wrote:Happy Timeversary!
[Blindpost]
Greetings from far away on occasion of a double Timeversary: In my Blitzrocket, I'm experiencing the fourth one, and according to my calculations, it's the fifth Timeversary for y'all in the Present.
In celebration of this, I blitz-wrote a riverish Hotdog:MolpyUp!Spoiler:
You can download it here: http://www.peter.gerwinski.de/ott/MolpyUp.zip
It's a Python program, so it should run everywhere. To RUN it, type python molpyup.py in your shell. I tested it successfully on all computers in my Blitzrocket. Since none of them is running MS Windows, I cannot give you precise instructions how to make it run there (sorry), but you need to install a Python interpreter and the pygame library (type pip install pygame to install).
It's a riverish program (just 168 lines of code), and just a beginning. I have several ideas how to extend this hotdog. If you have more, be welcome to tell me, and wait for it. Or help me to implement them. Or both.
[ETA: installation hints, clarifications]
[ETA2: Reveal how to RUN the program. Thanks, Balthasar, for the beesnake report!]
Molpish hotdog, Sustainabilizer!
It took a few tries but I was able to run it on Windows. Here's what you have to do:
- Download the Python interpreter from the Sustainabilizer's link (click Download Python 3.6.4).
- Run the installation, I didn't change any option.
- Now open your command line (open Start menu and type "cmd") and here type this and hit Enter: This downloads and installs the package.
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py -m pip install -U pygame --user
- Wait for confirmation that the installation is finished and close the command line.
- If you haven't downloaded the hotdog, do it now and unzip the folder anywhere you like.
- Double click "molpyup.py" since it now should be associated with Python and the hotdog should start.
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NoMouse wrote:An installation guide for those of us who, like myselfGnomeAnne, find themselves utterly lost when it comes to [computery stuff]
Thanks for putting this together. If someone who has it running nicely in a Macintosh could do the same, I'm sure that would be greatly appreciated as well.
footnoteNot NoMouse, he seems to know what he's doing.
Wait For It.
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I should probably add Mac instructions:
- Open a Terminal (it's in the Applications folder, under Utilities)
- Type this and press Enter: It will prompt you for your password.
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sudo easy_install pygame
- Use this command to change to the directory where the game is. For example, if you downloaded it into Downloads and then unzipped it there, type:
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cd Downloads/MolpyUp
- Run the hotdog with this command:
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python molpyup.py
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Re: 1190: "Time"
The latest BSTA update hasn*t been ONGed here yet:
This looks almost like what we saw at the beginning of BSTA. Will there be a second BSTA story inside BSTA?
This looks almost like what we saw at the beginning of BSTA. Will there be a second BSTA story inside BSTA?
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We seem to no longer be looking at bsta. See
frame 186 (begin at 183 and read through 188 (v/187) for context). Bsta started playing when someone pressed the triangular button on the player interface. The cassette that was just flipped over appears to be a video cassette, and bsta is playing from the tape and being shown on a small screen next to the tape player. The robot video game was played on a computer sitting next to the screen. Presumably the next frame will dump us back into some part of the bsta story.
frame 186 (begin at 183 and read through 188 (v/187) for context). Bsta started playing when someone pressed the triangular button on the player interface. The cassette that was just flipped over appears to be a video cassette, and bsta is playing from the tape and being shown on a small screen next to the tape player. The robot video game was played on a computer sitting next to the screen. Presumably the next frame will dump us back into some part of the bsta story.
Wait For It.
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Hooray, 5th Timeversary!
Watching on mrob's replay, and it's amazing how quickly Cuegan got to serious engineering with their castle. Not even 100 timeframes in and they have the arch and multiple layers.
Watching on mrob's replay, and it's amazing how quickly Cuegan got to serious engineering with their castle. Not even 100 timeframes in and they have the arch and multiple layers.
The story of my life in xkcdmafia:
Tigerlion wrote:Well, I imagine as the game progresses, various people will be getting moody.
BoomFrog wrote:I still have no idea what town moody really looks like.
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Treeish ottification, Zooman! Given Megan's proclivity for throwing things at the castle, Cue should probably duck and cover instead of remarking on the epsilonishness...
OMR, it's Febrion3! Help, I'm stuck in the footnotes and I can't get out! But in a wowterful way!
You know, I wonder how many sandcastles Cuegan built before the dawn of Time. They're very, very good at construction.
There must be other castles.
Epic. So awesomefully epic.
Pardon me while I go find a sea of ice cream because I need that now.
Ooh, I should follow this decree. Like balthachange_s, a lot has changed for me. I have an update on my whereabouts during my seaish basementedness (those of you on Facebug might have seen some snippets). I'll work backwards and it will end up very RELATED, I promise. At the start of this Outsideyip, I got a new BGFFS which I am all molpied up about. I'm now an editor for technical communications at an engineering company. There's a treeish quote about editing as "putting the pieces together and making sense out of them" which I think is a great match for the OTTish spirit (though sometimes instead of sense we put the pieces together to make nonsense, which can be more fun).
Hopefully I will be able to do more OTTivities now because the new BGFFS should have less overTime than my previous one. The new FFS is technically a promotion for me; for the past yipiteedoall and a half I worked for the same company, assembling pieces of organized sand that directed lightning. That was interesting, but there were newpix upon newpix of overTime, a lot of the tasks were physically draining, and the location was in a riverish town where I didn't know many people. All of these factors were steambottle (ugh) and made me less prone to creative actions like otting. However, the assembly FFS was very important for me because I needed experience to get the new job I wanted, in the place I wanted (my hometown, which is the flag on top).
Here's the RELATED bit: Back in 2016H when I became interested in that FFS, my resume was like unto the river and I hadn't had a lot of success applying for other positions. However, I did have this one sort of treeish thing that could count, with a university in Germany, kind of a quirky project but it sounded interesting. So I asked the wowterful and thoughtful Sustainabilizer for a reference for my FFS application, and he helped me out in a very Beanish way. It worked!
So here at the beginning (not t** **d, never t** **d) I have OTTerCon and an awesomeful OTTer and the molpish experience of the OTT (and the OTC which started it all) to thank for my transformation from an uncertain Cuegish wanderer to a person who likes what she is doing with her life and is very much looking forward to the Future. Thank you for helping me reach dry land!
OMR, it's Febrion3! Help, I'm stuck in the footnotes and I can't get out! But in a wowterful way!
moody7277 wrote:Watching on mrob's replay, and it's amazing how quickly Cuegan got to serious engineering with their castle. Not even 100 timeframes in and they have the arch and multiple layers.
You know, I wonder how many sandcastles Cuegan built before the dawn of Time. They're very, very good at construction.
There must be other castles.
Earthling on Mars wrote:The Dark Lord
Epic. So awesomefully epic.
Pardon me while I go find a sea of ice cream because I need that now.
balthasar_s wrote:Also,
5 YEARS of Time!
So I'm here 5 years already (ok, a bit less since I joined later)?
That's a big piece of time.
That's as much time as I spent at university.
A lot changed for me since then.
AluisioASG wrote:Um, unexpected papacy. Maybe we could look back and see how much has changed over this past half-decade?
Ooh, I should follow this decree. Like balthachange_s, a lot has changed for me. I have an update on my whereabouts during my seaish basementedness (those of you on Facebug might have seen some snippets). I'll work backwards and it will end up very RELATED, I promise. At the start of this Outsideyip, I got a new BGFFS which I am all molpied up about. I'm now an editor for technical communications at an engineering company. There's a treeish quote about editing as "putting the pieces together and making sense out of them" which I think is a great match for the OTTish spirit (though sometimes instead of sense we put the pieces together to make nonsense, which can be more fun).
Hopefully I will be able to do more OTTivities now because the new BGFFS should have less overTime than my previous one. The new FFS is technically a promotion for me; for the past yipiteedoall and a half I worked for the same company, assembling pieces of organized sand that directed lightning. That was interesting, but there were newpix upon newpix of overTime, a lot of the tasks were physically draining, and the location was in a riverish town where I didn't know many people. All of these factors were steambottle (ugh) and made me less prone to creative actions like otting. However, the assembly FFS was very important for me because I needed experience to get the new job I wanted, in the place I wanted (my hometown, which is the flag on top).
Here's the RELATED bit: Back in 2016H when I became interested in that FFS, my resume was like unto the river and I hadn't had a lot of success applying for other positions. However, I did have this one sort of treeish thing that could count, with a university in Germany, kind of a quirky project but it sounded interesting. So I asked the wowterful and thoughtful Sustainabilizer for a reference for my FFS application, and he helped me out in a very Beanish way. It worked!
So here at the beginning (not t** **d, never t** **d) I have OTTerCon and an awesomeful OTTer and the molpish experience of the OTT (and the OTC which started it all) to thank for my transformation from an uncertain Cuegish wanderer to a person who likes what she is doing with her life and is very much looking forward to the Future. Thank you for helping me reach dry land!
Re: 1190: "Time"
Yey!
!*Happy Dance*!
!*Happy Dance*!
Life is, just, an exchange of electrons; It is up to us to give it meaning.
We are all in The Gutter.
Some of us see The Gutter.
Some of us see The Stars.
by mr. Oscar Wilde.
Those that want to Know; Know.
Those that do not Know; Don't tell them.
They do terrible things to people that Tell Them.
We are all in The Gutter.
Some of us see The Gutter.
Some of us see The Stars.
by mr. Oscar Wilde.
Those that want to Know; Know.
Those that do not Know; Don't tell them.
They do terrible things to people that Tell Them.
Re: 1190: "Time"
Awesomeful, and as close to wingish as it can be without risking buzz sounds.ZoomanSP wrote:New ottification:

Speaking of which, congrats on your new FFS,BG! But I'm puzzled:
You got paid to control lightening, and it lost its spark? You didn't get a charge out of building Robot Zeusses? Is it really true that BlitzGirl has electric eels in her molpy zoo and abandoned them for her current job? That is quite a switch.BlitzGirl wrote:for the past yipiteedoall and a half I worked for the same company, assembling pieces of organized sand that directed lightning.
Yes, it is amusing how fast on replay what seemed forever in the past goes!moody7277 wrote:Watching on mrob's replay, and it's amazing how quickly Cuegan got to serious engineering with their castle. Not even 100 timeframes in and they have the arch and multiple layers.
And Yay! It's Febrion! Always molpish to see our favorite transistor!
Glad to see La Petite survived her most awesomeful adventure! Treeish story Earthling! Worth waiting for it.
I have something clever to say here, but I can't think of it.

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Re: 1190: "Time"
ucim wrote:You got paid to control lightening, and it lost its spark? You didn't get a charge out of building Robot Zeusses? Is it really true that BlitzGirl has electric eels in her molpy zoo and abandoned them for her current job? That is quite a switch.BlitzGirl wrote:for the past yipiteedoall and a half I worked for the same company, assembling pieces of organized sand that directed lightning.
Technically I wasn't getting paid to direct lightning myself. I was getting paid to put the nuts and bolts into the thing that would eventually direct lightning after the customer installed it, which was less exciting. I never did see any electric eelpy signs but perhaps they were being evasive.
ucim wrote:You didn't get a charge out of building Robot Zeusses?
VITSSÅGEN, JA!

I should tell my comolpers that I used to assemble Zeusbots.
Re: 1190: "Time"
...or that people called you Dr. Zeus.BlitzGirl wrote:I should tell my comolpers that I used to assemble Zeusbots.
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Re: 1190⁵: "Time"
AluisioASG wrote:Um, unexpected papacy. Maybe we could look back and see how much has changed over this past half-decade?
Let's see, I had a WFFS I hated. Now I have a WFFS that I like a lot. Interestingly, my responsibilities are very much the same. The difference is I now work with a team that knows that what I do is helpful to them, and appreciates it.
I moved to the Australia of the US, which is a mix. Lost a good wolpy to a bad case of old, gained a helper-wolpy when we needed it.
Happy to still be a part of all this, even if I don't participate as much as I used to. I'm still here reading and enjoying. And, if any of all y'all decide to come be tourists in this part of the world, let me know.
astrotter wrote:It is not particularly clear to me at this time that we are not overanalyzing this...
Randalspeed thunk, iskinner, and other blitzers! Notes from the before-was improve the after-when.
Some Ways to Time
NetWeasel wrote:I want to put that in my sig... BUT I CAN'T!!!!
1190: Time: BEARDO IS A CUTE BEARDO
Wow, it was @BltizGirl!
This is wonderful, but lacks instructions. Apart from the Python-related instructions, like "sudo pip install pygame", which others have addressed, I've been wondering if someone can tell us if this game has controls or a goal.
The arrow keys (if you have such things) make it move diagonally, and then it bounces off stuff. Sometimes when the Molpy falls down it resets the number to 0, even though I know there is a platform to fall onto because it was previously moving straight up. Bug?
It is much too fast. Edit molpyup.py, find "clock.tick(60)" and change the number to something smaller.
This would probably work if you edit molpyup.py and insert a line at the very beginning that says:
Hey great, bstagain! Hmmm, no tape player as far as I can see. Instructions, please!
Okay, I think I knew that. But it doesn't let me enter more than two words. Can anyone make this easier?
Today I gave my automeme a speech option (using the existing programs espeak or say on Linux or Mac respectively) and I had to add Beanish orthography. I used @tresoldi's transliteration from Beanish to phonetic (is there any other?) and managed to hear it for the first time. ᓭᘖᔭᓄᐨ sounds kind of like "attune", and ᘝᓄᘈᖉᐣ is "t'n'woe".
— mrob27
Sustainabilizer wrote: Happy Timeversary! / […] / In celebration of [the fifth Timeversary], I blitz-wrote a riverish Hotdog: / MolpyUp! / […]
This is wonderful, but lacks instructions. Apart from the Python-related instructions, like "sudo pip install pygame", which others have addressed, I've been wondering if someone can tell us if this game has controls or a goal.
- What am I supposed to be doing? Just bash randomly on keys hoping something changes?
- The molpy randomly faces left and/or right at quasi-random times. Is that a clue for something?
- How to make it quit or exit?
The arrow keys (if you have such things) make it move diagonally, and then it bounces off stuff. Sometimes when the Molpy falls down it resets the number to 0, even though I know there is a platform to fall onto because it was previously moving straight up. Bug?
It is much too fast. Edit molpyup.py, find "clock.tick(60)" and change the number to something smaller.
balthasar_s wrote:When I tried to run the game for the first time, what I did after unpacking was: chmod +x molpyup.py ; ./molpyup.py […]
This would probably work if you edit molpyup.py and insert a line at the very beginning that says:
Code: Select all
#!/usr/bin/env python
Hey great, bstagain! Hmmm, no tape player as far as I can see. Instructions, please!
GnomeAnne wrote:For those who want to play with the tape player interface: on the two words page at the link in b's post play the game and include the words "Hidden Interface" in the story that gets written.
Okay, I think I knew that. But it doesn't let me enter more than two words. Can anyone make this easier?
Today I gave my automeme a speech option (using the existing programs espeak or say on Linux or Mac respectively) and I had to add Beanish orthography. I used @tresoldi's transliteration from Beanish to phonetic (is there any other?) and managed to hear it for the first time. ᓭᘖᔭᓄᐨ sounds kind of like "attune", and ᘝᓄᘈᖉᐣ is "t'n'woe".
— mrob27
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Re: 1190: "Time"
I've entered the next two words. The tape interface is now active.mrob27 wrote:it doesn't let me enter more than two words. Can anyone make this easier?
Twowords will prevent you from entering two consecutive sets of two words from the same ip address, so you can use something like the Tor browser or a VPN to get around that and enter four or more words in a row.
If you press "play" on the tape player it will initiate bsta and we won't be able to play with the interface any more.
If you type more words into twowords it will hide the player interface until we start another two words game.
Edit: I also connected to the coincidence server so we can chat there as well.
Wait For It.
1190: Time: I AM ROSE, HEAR ME ROAR
Thank you @GnomeAnne! I remembered being able to enter four words last week. Given your comments about IP address and VPN, I guess it's because I was using my mobile semi-organised sand and it switched itself from 3G to Wifi (or vice-versa, maybe?).
I tried the fast-forward, rewind, stop and pause. Just for fun, I also tried pressing multiple buttons with ?s=13 (which would be fast-forward, rewind and pause at the same time).
I didn't press play, so others can try it now. I understand what play does from reading past discussions.
I didn't try record either. I think maybe it does nothing because I don't see a URL in the lower-left when I "hover" over it.
I really appreciate this, thank you @balthasar_s! It all happened during a period when I wasn't on the OTT and I think only one or two people got a chance to see the tape player in action. It's a nifty little web app, very cleverly done.
I tried the fast-forward, rewind, stop and pause. Just for fun, I also tried pressing multiple buttons with ?s=13 (which would be fast-forward, rewind and pause at the same time).
I didn't press play, so others can try it now. I understand what play does from reading past discussions.
I didn't try record either. I think maybe it does nothing because I don't see a URL in the lower-left when I "hover" over it.
I really appreciate this, thank you @balthasar_s! It all happened during a period when I wasn't on the OTT and I think only one or two people got a chance to see the tape player in action. It's a nifty little web app, very cleverly done.
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Re: 1190: "Time"
Indeed, I really like the hand drawn buttons.
It's interesting that we have this interface to play with again just as we get to the frames showing the tape player being used.
You can see the static images here:
http://1190.bicyclesonthemoon.info/bstagain/?
Pressing the different buttons on the twowords interface and then refreshing the bstagain/? tab will reveal the different gifs.
It's interesting that we have this interface to play with again just as we get to the frames showing the tape player being used.
You can see the static images here:
http://1190.bicyclesonthemoon.info/bstagain/?
Pressing the different buttons on the twowords interface and then refreshing the bstagain/? tab will reveal the different gifs.
Wait For It.
1190: Time: WE'RE GONNA NEED A MORE WOWTERFALLISH TRANSLATEOUNG
but they aren't static, they're moving! 
Uh-oh.
. . . . . . . . 

Uh-oh.
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Re: 1190: "Time"
Thanks to those who commented on The Dark Lord! Feels good, though a little sad, to finally finish it. It was fun to write. I'll just note again that I've uploaded it to Archive of Our Own as well as this thread. Though I edited the version there to remove some of the direct references to the OTT in the early chapters, for the sake of anyone who might find it there who isn't familiar with our molpish needle-pulled thing.
re pope: Many things have changed, in the wide world and in my life. Some changes were for the better. Some weren't. But for the past five yips and three dips, there's one thing that hasn't changed: there's a corner of the internet that contains an epsilon but treeish thread with a wowterful community. I've spent a lot of time in the Basement, but it's always nice to come back and see this thing still going.
re pope: Many things have changed, in the wide world and in my life. Some changes were for the better. Some weren't. But for the past five yips and three dips, there's one thing that hasn't changed: there's a corner of the internet that contains an epsilon but treeish thread with a wowterful community. I've spent a lot of time in the Basement, but it's always nice to come back and see this thing still going.

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Re: 1190: Time: BEARDO IS A CUTE BEARDOO
This is the best method of finding out what to do with a game, as recommended by bsta 193mrob27 wrote:
- What am I supposed to be doing? Just bash randomly on keys hoping something changes?

This is a bug. This happens only if the molpy is supposed to be turned to the left. When the molpy jumps it turns to the right instead. When it falls it turns left again.mrob27 wrote:
- The molpy randomly faces left and/or right at quasi-random times. Is that a clue for something?
This is because playerLeftDown.png is a copy of playerRightDown.png but should be a mirror of it.
The game ends for me if I close the window in which I see the game.mrob27 wrote:
- How to make it quit or exit?
Or maybe not. I think we're supposed to avoid falling below the visible area. The reset happens if we are more than 1/6 of the window height below.mrob27 wrote:Sometimes when the Molpy falls down it resets the number to 0, even though I know there is a platform to fall onto because it was previously moving straight up. Bug?
I also thought it's too fast, but slowed down it was too easy.mrob27 wrote:It is much too fast.
This was without instructions on purpose. It was supposed to be discovered. I did provide some hints when it was found thee first time. I think the ott still remembers.mrob27 wrote:Hey great, bstagain! Hmmm, no tape player as far as I can see. Instructions, please!
When testing this I made the w3c validator enter the other two words for me.GnomeAnne wrote:I've entered the next two words. The tape interface is now active.mrob27 wrote:it doesn't let me enter more than two words. Can anyone make this easier?
Twowords will prevent you from entering two consecutive sets of two words from the same ip address, so you can use something like the Tor browser or a VPN to get around that and enter four or more words in a row.
the 2words interface in not enough to start bsta. One additional step is needed.GnomeAnne wrote:If you press "play" on the tape player it will initiate bsta and we won't be able to play with the interface any more.
The "?" in this url is not needed.GnomeAnne wrote:http://1190.bicyclesonthemoon.info/bstagain/?
Pressing the different buttons on the twowords interface and then refreshing the bstagain/? tab will reveal the different gifs.
BSTA
Good luck, my blitzing friends!BTTBAA:1023 # Mustard? Use the mirror! Blitzing? Also use the mirror! And here's why. # OTT facebug copy
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Good luck, my blitzing friends!BTTBAA:1023 # Mustard? Use the mirror! Blitzing? Also use the mirror! And here's why. # OTT facebug copy
that's a robot so it doesn't count
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Re: Happy 5th Anniversary of Time!
Happy belated timeiversary everyone, I wasn't around on the actual dip due to the fact I was busy sacrificing myself to the Wicker Man. Wow, can't believe it's been 5 whole yips. Half a decade the OTC/OTT has been a part of our lives. And to think it's still going. That's quite something.
:O Plot twist, it was BlitzGirl all along! And she would've gotten away with it too if it weren't for you meddling otters! I guessed it'd be something like that
Well, I mean, I guessed TheAdvent was probably an existing OTTer posting under a new account, but hadn't actually considered you as a possibility because I thought you were genuinely basemented due to outside business. Well you had me fooled
Now you've revealed it was you, looking back, it was all rather your style. Also yay, awesomeful to see you back! I was saying earlier, it's been a very long time since we were both here together as we both keep basementing and debasementing at opposite times and missing each other
Yayyy! Great to hear the OTT has helped you achieve success in outside life. Just proves this thread's wowterfulness!
HAH. I'm honoured that you would consider my silliest ottification (well, one of... there are many contenders) to be given the AdventOng treatment
BlitzGirl wrote:Did you like the advent calendar? I wanted to do something treeish for the 5th anniversary of Time, but I knew if I barged in being all blitzgirly I wouldn't be able to focus very well. But now that the project is done I can be as SREEE as I like!
:O Plot twist, it was BlitzGirl all along! And she would've gotten away with it too if it weren't for you meddling otters! I guessed it'd be something like that



StormAngel wrote:2.5: RaftcastleSpoiler:
HAH. I'm honoured that you would consider my silliest ottification (well, one of... there are many contenders) to be given the AdventOng treatment

OTTscars results Pt. 2 coming... eventually, but not from me. Seeking writer.
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Re: 1190: "Time"
Here's a little bit of ketchup, since I really should be doing something work-related at my MFFS...
Wow, that was exciting. I want to go back and blitz the whole thing as some point, but I read that last chapter with rapt(or) attention.
Is he pretty big?
Hi, Febrion! Glad to see you out of the basement!
Thanks for the Mac hotdog instructions, taixzo. I'll have to try that tonip.
But those don't look like video cassettes, the look like audio cassettes. But thanks for referring back to that earlier frame. It was helpful to be reminded where we were seeing each of those elements.
Earthling on Mars wrote:The Dark Lord
Wow, that was exciting. I want to go back and blitz the whole thing as some point, but I read that last chapter with rapt(or) attention.
GnomeAnne wrote:footnoteNot NoMouse, he seems to know what he's doing.
Is he pretty big?
Hi, Febrion! Glad to see you out of the basement!
Thanks for the Mac hotdog instructions, taixzo. I'll have to try that tonip.
GnomeAnne wrote:We seem to no longer be looking at bsta. See
frame 186 (begin at 183 and read through 188 (v/187) for context). Bsta started playing when someone pressed the triangular button on the player interface. The cassette that was just flipped over appears to be a video cassette, and bsta is playing from the tape and being shown on a small screen next to the tape player. The robot video game was played on a computer sitting next to the screen. Presumably the next frame will dump us back into some part of the bsta story.
But those don't look like video cassettes, the look like audio cassettes. But thanks for referring back to that earlier frame. It was helpful to be reminded where we were seeing each of those elements.
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1190: "Time" - Time Randomly Revisited - np2823
DARONGLY...

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OTT Time Travel

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OTT Time Travel
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randompixbot wrote:DARONGLY...
Always nice to see you, randompixbot.
DARUNGLY...

Spoiler:
Then you will like its sequel: t1i. [Discussion] [Making Of]
ucim wrote:I consider it to be canon.
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