Mitch

bonz you are the man. this is dope. got your signature sound keep it up

yer nobody was really doing bi-weekly slots anyway...

I already referenced the mozilla developer website and know how to code javascript, i just had a few q's relating to my code coz something was fucking up but i figured it out eventually anyway and all works fine now. Thanks anyway.

Netvirtue = win

^this. If you want a slot, make sure you can commit (and do commit), otherwise we will free up the roster for others.

LOL

I'll have a look Into it for you

Inspirons are of a lower build quality than the more expensive dell models

<3

This is achally srs guys so you all better tune in

Also tomy knows Alot about this

Hahahaha eggs

^tis a dope track

Only looked for a couple of minutes but here is what i came across: http://www.centrecom.com.au/catalog/psk ... 58659.html http://www.centrecom.com.au/catalog/psk ... 54870.html (note the $1 upgrade to 8gb ram on this one) http://www.centrecom.com.au/catalog/n53 ... 56506.html http://www.centrecom.com.au/catalog/lz7 ... 53436.html Haven't price matched these against anywhere. Not many good dell laptops under 1k, youll only get an inspiron for that price. Being a dell warranty tech myself you want to stick to the xps, alienware or latitude models if you want a dell. They are more expensive, however dell has the best warranty options/service out of all the vendors, followed by lenovo and apple. Acer warranty isn't too bad either. These 4 brands offer on site warranty service in alot of places, meaning you don't need to send the laptop anywhere in the event that it fails, the technician comes to your house to fix them. That said, failure rate of toshiba/hp/asus is pretty good providing you look after them Key specs for a budget of ~ 1k: go for a core i7 processor 4gb+ ram. 8gb is very possible in the budget a big enough hdd to fit all their shit. Try for a 7200rpm hdd if you can find one that has one in it for that budget, may be struggling though. It is an easy part to upgrade later on most models though, so less important than cpu/graphcs card. 1GB+ graphics card Enough i/o ports to do what you need (usb, hdmi etc)

yes that will work. you can also use traktor or serato intro for the software instead of VDJ if you wish. both are better programs imo

this is a fuarking dope mix

usb stick with tracks on it. all controllers need to be plugged into a laptop. there is a select few all-in-one devices that you can plug usb sticks into and go from there but they are often poor in quality. best to get a controller

I hope that was just fading to different sections of her mix and not her actual mixing of the tracks

Knife party @ future was one of the best sets I've seen. I was front row right in front of the guy doing all the lights live as well, that was awesome

*breaking up

not that i know of, maybe its easier for you to unplug it at the unit instead of the back of the computer though? From looking at pics of it there is no power switch, so its fully usb powered

How the fuck do you fail @ burning CDs lul. Worked out good for you anyway, Garts

live now

just gave this a listen. definitely plenty of tracks that would appeal to the non-dubstep listeners