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Anybody watching AGDQ this year? I started watching several years ago and this has become a favorite event two times a year! What is Games Done Quick? Games Done Quick is a bi-annual charity gaming marathon. Volunteers play games at incredible speed ("Speedrunning") for entertainment. The event is streamed live online, non-stop, and all donations go directly to the charity. Which Charity? All donations to AGDQ2018 go to the Prevent Cancer Foundation®. Previous charities also include Doctors Without Borders and Organization for Autism Research. Where Do I Watch? twitch.tv/gamesdonequick

justwatch.com is the app/site I was thinking of. It has an easy to use app for iOS. I assume for Android as well.

I personally have a bash scripts for crackle, TubiTV, and ShoutFactoryTV from. before I knew about youtube-dl as well. I honestly still use them even after knowing there is an easier way. I like the control I have over how/what I get things from sites. For example, my ShoutFactoryTV script (downloadFactoryTV) will batch downloading an entire series and naming them accordingly. youtube-dl is nice when you need something and you need it now. Like videos that are only on YouTube for a minute or two after they are posted (live videos are an example). Not that I know of, but I did use a smartphone app for awhile that listed everything new everyday from a bunch of streaming sites. I'll see if I can find it again if you're interested.

I don’t know off hand. The only thing I could think it would need is ffmpeg, but any error messages should tell you. In theory if you’re installing via homebrew (Mac) or apt-get (Linux) it’ll download all needed dependencies.

TubiTV is definitely downloadable. Even with their more recent site upgrade they use the same old video player. Check out youtube-dl if you wish to download things from there

It’s defintely a lot to take on. Although, just like someone else has mentioned it is a lot easier when you have an exact goal for a project and research what is needed to get it done. That is assuming you are comfortable jumping in blindly which it appears is not the case. Which is perfectly alright. You will get there in time. If you have an iPad I would highly recommend “Swift Playgrounds”. It’s a free app for learning Apple’s Swift programming language. The app is written for kids so it will walk you though what things are and why they do what they do. It’s amazing for learning a base level of how programming works. It covers functions, variable, if/then statements, clauses, all kinds of stuff. It even lets you program right inside the app so you can see immediately your results.

Being a self taught programmer myself I have dealt with the same struggles. If you don’t mind me asking, what kind of things are you looking to do with your code? I personally have written my own scripts to do everything from organizing files to parsing through a webpage to download all of the videos. For those examples I have used a combination of bash and Python scripting. I have 9 Python books in PDF if you are interested. They range from Python to kids to Black/Grey hat programming. (The were a humble bundle deal)

Who the heck joins a community and immediately starts asking people to mail things to them? Im all for helping out people, but he joined the community and started direct messaging people to trade physical addresses for “mailing a hard drive”. WTF?! I cant be the only person they messaged... im pretty low on the totem pole to be asked for that kind of help and to use as a resource. They must just be messaging everyone.

Thanks Just keep in mind that cabinets tend to be expensive as hell, heavy as f***, and take way more room than most other things. I've considered getting a few more, but I live up a tight flight of stairs and I don't wanna pay someone to get it up here for me. I once almost jumped on an amazing deal for a dual San Francisco Rush 2049 sit down cabinet, but when I realized it'd have to sit in the garage I instantly thought better of it. I used to be addicted to PSPs... had up to 6 at one point. I should rephrase that and say had to the parts for up to 6 at one point. I think I've only ever had up to 4 completely built at one time. Use to mod, hack, and sell them. Nothing too fancy: Pandora battery, custom themes, USB charging on 1000, things like that. Anyway, back to the point at hand, I LOVE the PSP screens (the vita's too). I'll play anything on those suckers. Especially since I can play PS3/PS4 games on the vita. It's wonderful. I bought a 360 when they first came out. Pre-ordered it. Never really spent time on it other then to play Prey or PGR3. So I modded and sold it. It's really too bad. It was beautiful. Custom mixed color changing paint, UV LEDs, etc. You ever decide to "throw away" that Sega CD I know a good foster home for it ;P

The user above me is not aware that Fantasia is my best acting gig in history. I look absolutely devious on top of Bald Mountain.

Do you actually own a PSX? That's awesome! I hope to buy one one day. It's such a über Playstation geek thing to have. In the best way possible of course. My collection has been growing slowly over many years and I'm fairly proud of it. Consoles: - Game Boy DMG (1 Clear, 1 Original White) - Game Boy Color (Clear) - Game Boy Advance SP 1000 - Nintendo DS Lite (Clear) - New 3DS XL - PSP 1000 (clear) [Not Shown] - PSP 2000 (God of War edition) - PSP Go (White) [Not Shown] - PlayStation Vita (3G, US) - PlayStation Vita TV (White, JP) - PlayStation/PS1 (2 Total) - PlayStation One/PSone [Not Shown] - PlayStation 2/PS2 (PHAT, Clear) [+3 black not shown] - PlayStation 3/PS3 (1 slim v1 [JB'd], 1 slim v2) - PlayStation 4/PS4 [Not Shown] - Xbox (Black, 2 total) - Xbox 360 (White) - Sega Genesis (Model 2) - Sega Dreamcast (White) - Super Nintendo (v1) - Nintendo 64 (Black) - Nintendo GameCube (Silver) - Nintendo Wii (Black) I'm sure I'm forgetting something. Like I said, I'm proud of my little collection. Here are a few fun bonus (but related) items... Here is the Display Unit for the Xbox 360 I have. The TV didn't work but the rest was functional so I took the xbox out and just use it as normal until I find the perfect replacement TV. Not technically a console, but still fun, here is my Street Fighter II cabinet:

Never followed the series too closely, but always favored Vegeta.

Mega Man 2 for NES. I own it, but alas I do not have an NES to play it on. *sigh* some day. I collect video games both digitally and physically and have been told to just play it using the ROM but, where's the fun in that?!

GLaDOS/Caroline She may be a robot/computer program now, but wow is she feisty.

I watch, and have watched, a LOT of cartoons especially as child (obviously), but something special happens when Scooby-Doo! comes on. Even now it can be an episode I've seen a million times and I will stop and watch it. Almost any version of Scooby-Doo does it.

They are, but it's already sold out. I wish Disney hadn't had Corey Burton record lines to replace Deems Taylor's voice in the current releases of Fantasia. ((Anybody willing to break the rules of the game and make that happen? I think most of us would look the other way ))

The user above me is appreciative of the work put in by members of this community.

Dark, demonic, "lover-of-kittens"

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