in reply to Re: One-liner .sig
in thread One-liner .sig

Ah, sorry. It's actually fourteen fairly short (on my system, at least) beeps of random pitch. I presume that the sine waves are the (very low-level) way of making the sound wave for each beep, but that's a guess, as I don't really know how /dev/dsp works.

I could probably make a wav, given enough time...

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Re: Re: Re: One-liner .sig
by marius (Hermit) on Dec 12, 2000 at 11:43 UTC
    That would me moderately frightening if you could cause it to speak your name. Granted, it would no longer be a One-Liner .sig. =]

    -marius
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      Omigod. That would be *so* *much* *more* than frightening.

      But I don't think "I was hacking with the pack function so that I could send /dev/dsp the raw data to speak my name" counts as a valid sick day excuse, so I really oughtta just go to sleep, now.

      But I won't, of course.

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      I consider it semi-breaking the rules but a post that makes me laugh out loud in the middle of the night deserves a ++ =)

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