Port the InfoCom stuff. And Colossal Cave. Render the glowing, green text to resemble the phosphor of a slump-back Tektronix terminal, like the computing labs had in 1979.
A powerful, mean and hateful man - who's wealth and power have brought no comfort to his cramped and ugly little self. The paucity of his humanity is demonstrated with every pathetic grab he makes.
A powerful, mean and hateful man - who's wealth and power have brought no comfort to his cramped and ugly little self. The paucity of his humanity is demonstrated with every pathetic grab he makes.
I have a household of EIGHT people. 6 of these, own iPads - including 4 children.
We are all both "iPad owners" AND "independent critics." The bloody thing is a good portable consumption device. It is in some ways flawed. It is in other ways brilliant. It's not our religion.
It must have been great to see 'em. Closest I come to that is post-Janis Big Brother and Joe Cocker - who were on a bill in Monterey in '71 or '72. That was an afterglow "festival" tied to Vietnam-protest - not the famous 1967, where I would now have killed to see The Butterfield Blues band perform. But I was only 3.:-)
I can't say enough about Stevie Winwood. 16 years old, he sounded like like a brother, who'd really got the chops. That's not just technique, but feeling.
And his underrated guitar playing has always been mind blowing. Listen to his Hendrix tribute in Pearly Queen. I think he is super-hip to Buddy Guy, too. Buddy was certainly one of Jimi's forerunners.
A shortage of "CyberWarriors" is the answer to our fervent hopes and prayers.
Maybe we need "CyberCriminalInvestigators" or "CyberContractSecurityGuards" - just no "Warriors" for a "war" that is as pointless and inevitible in its outcome as the "wars" on poverty, drugs and crime.
You want a war? Declare one on investment banking. You'll save more lives, and do more to protect your way of life than any "CyberWar".
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Port the InfoCom stuff. And Colossal Cave. Render the glowing, green text to resemble the phosphor of a slump-back Tektronix terminal, like the computing labs had in 1979.
Looks like I just did it!
Do I get a toaster?
LADY'S CHURCH?
You must be kidding...
I like the Bally and Midway as much as the next chap, but this becomes a story, when the winner is deaf, dumb and blind!
"Strange as it seems, his musical dreams - Ain't quite so bad..."
How have you been here, since the 90's (UID 6400) and I haven't seen you before? I remember people with the same name as me!
Ellison owns the "Her" in "Herpes".
They will not have him.
A powerful, mean and hateful man - who's wealth and power have brought no comfort to his cramped and ugly little self. The paucity of his humanity is demonstrated with every pathetic grab he makes.
A powerful, mean and hateful man - who's wealth and power have brought no comfort to his cramped and ugly little self. The paucity of his humanity is demonstrated with every pathetic grab he makes.
Has been Murdock's since the dawn of time.
A man who will be mourned by no one.
Yeah! Why just fuck up the earth, when we can fuck up the GALAXY!
Change yourself? Too hard! Let's just filthy another nest.
I didn't buy 'em all. We have 3 full time incomes with my in-laws and myself. Also, 2 were birthday gifts.
I grew up on the dole.
Netflix. eMail and eBooks without eyestrain. Paint programs, with reasonable touch surface.
I have a household of EIGHT people. 6 of these, own iPads - including 4 children.
We are all both "iPad owners" AND "independent critics." The bloody thing is a good portable consumption device. It is in some ways flawed. It is in other ways brilliant. It's not our religion.
I don't want a joke. I want OS support for the Elan framebuffers in my R4000 Indigo and R4400 Indigo 2.
(singing): "Put 'im in the bilge and make 'im drink it, Ear-lye in the morning!"
I run a stripped PPC Ubu on a Blue and White G3. Works. As good as the R4000 Indigo on Irix 6.5 that sits next to it. (NOT NeXT to it!)
Wonderful.
It must have been great to see 'em. Closest I come to that is post-Janis Big Brother and Joe Cocker - who were on a bill in Monterey in '71 or '72. That was an afterglow "festival" tied to Vietnam-protest - not the famous 1967, where I would now have killed to see The Butterfield Blues band perform. But I was only 3. :-)
I can't say enough about Stevie Winwood. 16 years old, he sounded like like a brother, who'd really got the chops. That's not just technique, but feeling.
And his underrated guitar playing has always been mind blowing. Listen to his Hendrix tribute in Pearly Queen. I think he is super-hip to Buddy Guy, too. Buddy was certainly one of Jimi's forerunners.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHRpRzXzTHg
In '94, he sounded as good as '68.
I can listen to Shanghai Noodle Factory all day long. Makes me want to break out the chelsea boots and velvet waistcoat again...
45.
But I am really a creature of the 60's & 70's - not much the 80's.
OK McGrew. You just quoted a line from the best recorded music that white people have ever managed to make on this earth.
props. I'm gonna spin up "John Barleycorn", now...
From, uh...
Where am I, exactly, man?
A shortage of "CyberWarriors" is the answer to our fervent hopes and prayers.
Maybe we need "CyberCriminalInvestigators" or "CyberContractSecurityGuards" - just no "Warriors" for a "war" that is as pointless and inevitible in its outcome as the "wars" on poverty, drugs and crime.
You want a war? Declare one on investment banking. You'll save more lives, and do more to protect your way of life than any "CyberWar".
You have no idea, the numbing internal lists that I have been subscribed to through role-policy.
Pissing matches about zero-copy would be a welcome substitute.
I have an Outlook Folder on my work machine, labeled "Things I Will Never Read". Last count, there were 4,700+ unread items in that location...
Of course, they are available for CYA through the search capability.