Binary

I am very impressed, however I do see one problem... ...I wonder how Hasbro is going to react to this. Hopefully they won't go legal-happy and cease development. Because Fighting is Magic got a cease-and-desist order from Hasbro for very similar reasons I see here.

Equestria, without a doubt is a 3D environment/world. We've seen plenty uses of depth and many different angles of different objects, which perfectly implies that Equestria exists with all 3 axes. If there are multiple universes, the existence of somewhere a planet within a solar system in a galaxy someplace populated with pastel colored talking equines is very possible, maybe there are few to many to possibly comprehensible amount of duplicates with slightly to very dramatic differences. Meaning that perhaps that OCs that fellow Bronies have made live in one of them, or even multiple of them, taking of the exact detail as we made them. I could go on for paragraphs about the subject. This kind of stuff fascinates me.

I tend to act more mature, sophisticated, and use a larger vocabulary online. However outside everything internet I'm more playful and not as serious as I am online. However my personality will quickly change to my online persona when I am pissed, talking geeky, debating about a subject, or in a position where I can't joke around.

I've never liked anime because I've never given it a chance. I may start watching some anime by saving it for a rainy day or something.

My favorite numbers are any base 2 numbers. Like 128, 256, 512, 1024, 2048, 4086, 8192, etc. My other favorite is 66. It came from a old alias I made back in 06 or 07, when it was completely chosen at random along with my real name.

I'd say that the most happiest point in my life was when I accepted myself as part of the fandom and other bronies welcomed me. Nothing can remake that feeling just as well as when I lived that moment (which actually extended to a couple months. Months of Pone)

I do compose small pieces now and then, and I'm certainly no professional. But I can give a few tips. First is to recognize the vocabulary of music. Like what types of drums there are, the difference between "bass", "synth", and "string". There are a couple dozen words to learn, but you'll better understand by looking at FLS's instrument library, read the instrument names, and listen to them. Before you know it, you'll already know what a snare, hihat, and a bass drum is. If you want to compose electronic music, a couple key words are "Attack", "Hold", "Decay", "Sustain", "Release" and your types of cutoffs, and lastly what kind of sound waves there are like "Sine", "Triangle", "Saw", "Square" etc. , Second is to listen to just listen to music. Whatever you prefer and what you want to produce. For example, I want to compose Dubstep, Industrial, and Glitch music. So I'll listen to artists like Knife Party, Alien Vampires, and The Glitch Mob. When you listen to music, I suggest listening to all the parts of the track. Like the beat, melody, and trying to identify what they are. Be sure to listen carefully to some instruments as you might not notice their presence, for example I never knew Rainbow Factory had drums in the background until I listened closely. Third is trying to compose small pieces (they don't have to be small, they can be larger if you like) of music you want of whatever genre every day. I would also suggest looking at FLS save files that other people made so you can get an idea of how they made their beat, melody, and so on. This will get you familiar with composing music. When you compose your piece, and it doesn't sound right, try to keep modifying whatever part sounds out of tune until it sounds right to you. Never submit something you don't feel really confident about. After all that is just practicing I guess. Then you can start learning more advanced techniques like the use of VST plugins and Automation.

I think "Riff", "Distort", "Thrash", or "Grunge" are good, fitting names. Those are the only words I know of that relate to electric guitars the Hardcore genre.

• I thought "baby back ribs" came from real babies • I thought babies came from the stomach, which they had to be surgically removed • I thought the stomach was just a large pit of everything you've ever ate in your entire life. • I thought if I could make a plane out of cardboard, it would be able to fly • I thought I could use a plastic bag as a parachute to fall slower when I jumped off places

Before I die I want to say "I left a million dollars in the-" It's brilliant. Then after I'm dead: "Here lies Binary. He typed fast, and died with arthritis." or "Went grave digging. Be back soon."

My Samsung Galaxy S II has had a couple of impacts before, from hard stuff like tiles and concrete and soft like rugs and grass. Luckily my Otterbox has always saved it from my clumsiness.

I'm definitely a cat person. I they're just so easy to take care of and they're much more cleaner than dogs with all the fur, and litter and whatnot. Plus, the only noise they make is purring and meowing, much quieter than dogs.

I chose my username because of my talent and fascination in computers, hardware, and software. And because I can easily read integers in binary format too.

Yes, a big problem with lucid dreams and even with normal dreams is that they can easily be interupted by strong emotions. Like sadness, anger, joy, etc. Not to mention is that all emotions are amplified when dreaming, becoming a big hazard to lucid dreamers.

I've had a few Lucid Dreams before with the help of WILD and DILD techniques. I try to extend the duration of when I am lucid dreaming by doing simple stuff like walking around and manipulating objects. Maybe when I'm more experienced I can try pony dreams.

Yes, I have heard that this is a very friendly community from a friend I know who is on here.

Hello. I'm not sure how to greet myself here, since posting in such a different forum is somewhat out of my comfort zone. I've never posted on a another forum except one I was previously on which had around 150 members active daily. I came here because I was "ran out" of the forum I was previously on. The haters and anti-bronies were just too stubborn and stupid I couldn't reason with them or even put up a defensive argument. I couldn't take it there, so I came here, for a more friendly community, a place where I'm not attacked on a daily basis. Plus, the Brony community there has degraded to nothing more than pointless arguments. But with that aside, I am Binary. I have a big interest in software development in Visual Basic .NET and C. I generally work on software to interact with more advanced parts of hardware and occasionally networking applications. Hope to see some fellow software developers here! Anyway, I hope to become a contributing member to this forum as I did with the other one.