the video seemed way too choppy for me to follow anything except slow fingertutting :(. dont think it was my connect, maybe the flash vid performance like houdoken said, but i tried it with opera and chrome.

i was getting decent picture when movements were slowed down, also bigger movements were pretty distinguishable plus it was just good times in general.  I know it's not organized yet, but if anybody is down, i wouldn't mind getting on again tonight with everybody or anybody and throwing down again.

EVERYONE WE CANNOT USE SKYPE BECAUSE IT DOES NOT WORK ON WINDOWS 7  64 BIT MACHINES. THERE IS A BUG THAT WONT DETECT YOUR WEBCAM. K THX BAI

Folds
Braids
Mime
variety in finger waves

I use GNU/Linux (Fedora) and do not use nonfree software. I'd be willing to use one piece of nonfree software for a purpose as awesome as this but I'd really rather try to find a free alternative that we can all use. I installed Adobe Flash (fucking bloated piece of shit that doesn't play too nice) last night just to see if Tokbox would work but it is waaaaaay too choppy (and reading this thread that isn't solely due to my old computer) to be worth using. The most promising application I find with a quick search right now is Ekiga, although it does not appear to have a Mac version. QuteCom has GNU/Linux, Mac, and Windows versions. The website is rather bare and I do not have time right now to investigate either of these further. Pidgin has webcam support for XMPP (GTalk and Jabber) but Ionno if it supports conferencing or just one-on-one video chatting.

I think we should aim to do this at least once a week.