…though I'm not going to tell you where it is. I'll let @fuzzmeasure do it for me via Twitter.
I am not happy about the recent flood of announcements for beta builds on this blog, so I'm going to move that responsibility off to Twitter from now on...
Cross-posted from the toastycode blog
The day after Thanksgiving, November 28, has been declared National Day of Listening by the StoryCorps oral history project and NPR (among others). The idea: With family in town, bellies full, and (hopefully...
Today marks the 4th anniversary of FuzzMeasure first going on sale. Of course, I started working on FuzzMeasure is a few months earlier (mid-June 2004), but folks typically don't celebrate the date of their conception…
FuzzMeasure really has come...
There was an annoying slip-up with my implementation of the log axis "pixel width detection" code in the last beta, which I fixed in this release. You probably wouldn't notice it unless you were on a higher resolution display and like to make your...
I put FuzzMeasure 3.1b5 online at the latest builds page, so get over there to check it out.
The additions might not seem too big, but they took quite a bit of thought/effort to get fixed. Also, both of these new items have annoyed me for years now...
I just posted FuzzMeasure 3.1b4 on the latest builds page. Go ahead and download it now—I'll wait.
The most notable change is that I (re-?)added the duration setting to the waterfall plugin, and added a new offset setting. These values allow you to...
This was far too long to put up as a tweet, but it really bugs me.
I watch a lot of TV shows with my wife. Recently, we're starting to get into Weeds, and I couldn't help but notice that I tend to think about the wrong things while watching some of...
When I was 15, I sold my drum set to a nice guy who was slightly older (at most 17), and far more competent at the drums than I was. Listening to him play the set before he walked away with them was a little depressing, because he sounded like a real...