This is the kind of thing I would expect from the developer of Portal...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ph60iKWmtos 

yeah that's pretty awesome. 

I've just done the Annapurna panorama, took me, my brother and my 62-year-old dad about 6-7 days of hiking I think. I would like to go back and do the circuit soon. I know next to nothing about Everest, but I can definitely recommend Pokhara and the area around Annapurna. 

It was in 2007 I think. 

that's cool! just really bending your mind in all kinds of fucked up ways.

the concept that it's actually creating new worlds instead of just linking back to your own... wild! 

I'm looking for a video editing package to edit videos for youtube, and was wondering if anyone had any recommendations?

Don't need anything fancy, just the ability to stitch together video, perhaps add some text here and there, and overlay a separately recorded audio track.

I'm currently using avidemux 2.5 h.264 for encoding and it seems to be fine, but it can't do the basic editing I need :P 

Bring that Portal in!
..or out QUAKE 

Windows Movie Maker? 

*does search
*finds it

...

*facepalms

thanks spirit :D 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fvESfEXWV1E&feature=related 

If there's one part of Old Boy that disturbed me the most ... 

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/science-news/8783217/Speed-of-light-may-have-been-broken-QandA.html

:o

StarTrek! GO! 

 

http://xkcd.com/955/

Seriously - we have heard "discoveries" like these lots of times in the past. So far, Relativity has not been disproved. I got my money on Einstein, in any case. 

Project MSX is a weapons and gameplay mod that brings some elements of modern FPS into your 16 year old Doom, and with this attempting to merge both new-school and old-school styles of FPS gameplay.

Screenshot(s): http://i.imgur.com/s5FsP.gif

http://forum.zdoom.org/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=25836 

did something with virtualdub say eight years ago. Really basic but at least it worked. Tried a few more "modern" open source projects about a year ago and they were really unstable.

So please tell us if you find anything good!

Also image stabilization plugins or something like that would be really nice. 

Windows movie maker!

avidemux?

on Linux check out openshot or kino or what that kde one was called again.

if you hardcore, www.lightworksbeta.com/ is free now. not out for Linux yet though. 

brings some elements of modern FPS into your 16 year old Doom

Why the fuck would I want that. 

had to install it twice to get the menu item and can't open avchd. Trash that. Trying openshot now if it was a bit better nowadays... 

Anyway, got at least something going on in Blender (yes you can edit videos with it too), this tutorial was really quick and nice and explained the very basics:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRwrEU6KDYY

Rendering is really really slow though, like 2 fps, I'm probably doing something wrong. 

Well at least it outputs *something*. The crossfade bugs somehow. Trying again some day.