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[2004-04-04 17:48:34 +0000 UTC]
"Oni Lukos"
(United States)
# Statistics
Favourites: 173; Deviations: 263; Watchers: 47
Watching: 39; Pageviews: 24549; Comments Made: 2204; Friends: 39
# Interests
Favorite movies: Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless MindFavorite games: Xenogears, Psychonauts, Sonic 3&K, Breath of Fire IV, Journeyman Project 2 and 3, Riven, Exile,
Favorite gaming platform: PS(2)
Tools of the Trade: Photoshop, Flash, Apophysis, jEdit, Inkscape, Wacom Intuos 3, Blender
Other Interests: Too many to put here.
# About me
Current Residence: USAOperating System: WinXP, Linux
MP3 player of choice: iPod
Shell of choice: /bin/bash
Wallpaper of choice: My own!
Skin of choice: Human
Favourite cartoon character: Someone from Invader ZIM...
Personal Quote: Windows needs better symbolic link support.
# Comments
Comments: 154
Thank you much for the Glass script
Will be linking it to ya from now on kk 
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Thanks so much for the 
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Hi! I've been wondering - how on earth did you get your sig line upside down?
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There's a standard extending text to more than 256 different characters called Unicode. One section of Unicode contains characters for the International Phonetic Alphabet, which are mostly just slightly modified versions of Latin or Greek letters, including the turned r ( Éč ) which makes the sound an r in English makes (not trilled), and apparently a turned m and y, although I don't know what sounds those make. The turned e is called a schwa. It's a general phonetic symbol for an unstressed vowel. The turned d, n, u and p are just p, u, n and d, respectively. The i is a "dotless I" that's in Unicode for reasons I don't know. The o is, well, an o!
Oh, hmm, that's a bit outdated. I know what the turned m sounds like now
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Ohh, of course. I didn't even think of that! Here I was thinking you'd figured out some strange html tags that no one else knows about
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Well, I have pretty much read the entirety of the HTML 4.01 W3C specification 
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Fractals seem to be your thing. I remember learning about them a while back in one of my math classes. What do you use to create them?
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Apophysis. Old version with installer , new version (still in beta, but it works fine)
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Yes, it is me! Muahahah!
Ha...
Huh.
Yeah.
My avatar at the MCMB is buried in my gallery somewhere, if you want to see a bigger version. You need to hit Download, though.
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Your signature is upside-down. Thought you ought to know.
And I probably will look through your gallery.
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Yeah, I'm aware. If you search the internet for that, you'll see that several other people are aware too.
And yeah, about 2/3 of my gallery is pretty good, with the bad stuff being the really early stuff (which is about the 12th and 13th pages)
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I... you realize I was joking. o_O;
...13 pages? Wow. XD
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About the sig? Yeah, I'm aware.
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hi hi^^
nice gallery^^
and thanks for your comments^^
I'd like to know Y did you defend me from Ashtura? (thx it was nice^^)
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Because what Ashtura said was mean for no good reason.
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thanks that was kind^^
I hope we'll become good friends
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Thanks for checking out my stuff, and for the comments!
--Andrew
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Hey thanks for the fav! Love your art! Good work! ^^
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Eh, I can't help but feel guilty about this one. I unfaved it when I noticed that you said you didn't take the pic. I didn't just fave/unfave to attract attention. That would just be low.
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no its okay, i'm no good photographer. and this ain't my picture so i understand.
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Thanks so much for the
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dont worry that concept was borrowed to begin with
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hi, what does oni lukos mean? (and if it's your real name i'm gonna be embarassed)...
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Hahaha, no, Oni Lukos isn't my real name. Oni is Japanese ( éŹŒ ) and is a kind of ogre-like demon, and Lukos is a corruption of the Greek word "λÏÎșÎżÏ" (lykos) which means "wolf" (as in "lycanthropy", which means "wolfman").
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That is awesome, and scary, which is also awesome.
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[link]
I thought you'd be interested, pass it along?
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Your signature is amazing. So are your fractals. I'm watching you.
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...crap, where did I put that copy + paste response to that inquiry? Um...*looks through some stuff*
There's a standard extending text to more than 256 different characters called Unicode. One section of Unicode contains characters for the International Phonetic Alphabet, which are mostly just slightly modified versions of Latin or Greek letters, including the turned r ( Éč ) which makes the sound an r in English makes (not trilled), and apparently a turned m and y, although I don't know what sounds those make. The turned e is called a schwa. It's a general phonetic symbol for an unstressed vowel. The turned d, n, u and p are just p, u, n and d, respectively. The i is a "dotless I" that's in Unicode for reasons I don't know. The o is, well, an o!
Oh, hmm, that's a bit outdated. I know what the turned m sounds like now
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Thanks, that's what I assumed. Do you know how many letters like that are possible?
Also, there are other ways besides the IPA to do those. An upside-down m is a letter in the Cyrillic alphabet (sh), the upside-down y is actually a standard Greek latter, and so on. Good job for being able to find all those, though!
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The "sh" letter looks a bit different, however. It's more block-ish. And lamda goes in the wrong direction.
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I'd have to say that your fractals are the most impressive and amazing ones that I have seen by far. You have quite a lot of skill.
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Heh, thanks. Actually, I idolize , and a few other people when it comes to Apophysis fractals. They make some incredible stuff that I don't know if I could ever match.
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Now that I know another name for ponytails I can die happy. XDD That's some pretty interesting stuff, actually. Thanks for the info.
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