GPLFlash - Flash decoder, player and plugin: Someone pointed this out in a comment to my previous post from today.
This is the homepage of the redesigned GPLFlash. GPLFlash is based on Olivier Debon’s original work, which hasn’t had a release since June 2000. This project is an endeavour to revive that work, in order to provide a free, portable, and useable alternative to the flash-decoder released by Macromedia.
The project consists of a decoding library, a player and (perhaps most importantly) a mozilla/netscape plugin.
Sometimes working on this site makes me feel like Chandler on the very first episode of Friends —
Ross is bummed out about his divorce and says, “I just want a wife” or something. Right then, Rachel comes bursting through the door of Central Perk in her wedding dress, having just walked out on Barry. There’s a moment of silence, then Chandler says, “And I want a million dollars!”
Sometimes I feel like I could post anything here starting with “I wish” and someone would come up with it.
OSFlash [Open Source Flash]: At first, I thought this was an open-source implementation of Flash. It's not, but still a cool thing. OSFlash is a community-run resource site for open source Flash projects and tools.
I remember that part. Definitely one of my favorite "Friends" moments ever.
Oh, your feelings are pretty correct. Wherever there is a gathering of geeks, any statement starting with "I wish" is likely to be responded with in at least 2 of the following:
And many more similar, too.
Geeks rule :)