I have it in my arcade retropie https://retropie.org.uk/ system, perfectly working under Dosbox, available after a launch time of a few seconds...
nothing beats playing the original
where I'm working (materials science research) what everybody using Linux agrees on is that we really miss Microcal Origin - that's the only reason many here have a virtual machine with Windows on it...
we are really, really without any way out if we dont start inundating them with noise... please, people, install at once trackmenot or paranoid browsing
This happens just days after I finally ditched Amarok and switched to Guayadeque http://guayadeque.org/ : I'll never look back, give it a try. If nothing else, at least for the marvelous smart mode (http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/03/review-guayadeque-0-2-9-the-lightweight-music-app/)
I finally dealt with this problem once and for all in the following way.
I found the best personal wiki out there (Zim: http://zim-wiki.org/), and wrote a simple python script (http://www.inrim.it/~magni/zimDMS.htm) that scans nightly my folder structure, keeping up-to-date my wiki.
My wiki, therefore, is a perfect mirror of my folder structure, with the added bonuses that I can navigate to each folder, comment it, describe its content, insert images, insert links to other folders, and finally by a single click I can open it in the file manager.
My ~ 15000 folders are managed perfectly...
I recently lost my Glofish phone - at a railway station, and never saw it again. I immediately disabled the phone account, but resisted when my wife insisted that I had to brick it. Why should I? I was so stupid to lose it... let the next bugger who finds it enjoy it!
they just have to patch the new IE shipped with Vista so that it redirects everything from Google to OurNewMSN.com... provided that they're able to ship Vista in such large numbers that this move is relevant, anyway...
Laughable. Nobody here is "shocked", and many people are as smart as you in guessing why *AA people do what they do.
Everybody decides which part they do belong.
The Cornell people simply developed a new weapon - if it will work we'll see - to be used in an escalating war. Possibly *AA will develop a countermeasure, hopefully not.
I don't see any reason for outrage either, the pollution of P2P networks is really old story (years).
I frankly don't understand why anybody should buy any ebook content. I own the same Rocket as yours, used for many years to read anything, from my mail to tech manuals to novels. I love that thing. And you know what? There are Gigabytes of ASCII/HTML wonderful novels,poetry, whatever you want. If you choose DRM, you must know what you're going into.
I chose the Rocket ebook in the past for just that reason: it allowed via its software to upload.txt/.htm/... to the device.
Concerning a question made above, the format specs and a Linux software both exist here.
Now I'm pretty happy with another device, i.e. the Hiebook (site; groups), that provides the same, important capability: you can upload to it any.txt/.htm content.
I have it in my arcade retropie https://retropie.org.uk/ system, perfectly working under Dosbox, available after a launch time of a few seconds... nothing beats playing the original
Some hints to the availability of that script, for self-cleaning purposes?
I happily use Vivaldi (under Linux), and the perfect solution to your problem is the Neater Bookmarks extension
This from january seems relevant... https://hardware.slashdot.org/... : Could a Neuroscientist Understand a Microprocessor?
oblig reference... Frogger
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
where I'm working (materials science research) what everybody using Linux agrees on is that we really miss Microcal Origin - that's the only reason many here have a virtual machine with Windows on it...
I tested many, then went for Guayadeque http://sourceforge.net/projects/guayadeque/ and never looked back
we are really, really without any way out if we dont start inundating them with noise...
please, people, install at once trackmenot or paranoid browsing
http://cs.nyu.edu/trackmenot/
http://boingboing.net/2013/08/18/paranoid-browsing-anti-profil.html
I keep on using google search without worries: the trackmenot plugin carefully obfuscates any tracks you leave...
This happens just days after I finally ditched Amarok and switched to Guayadeque http://guayadeque.org/ : I'll never look back, give it a try. If nothing else, at least for the marvelous smart mode (http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/03/review-guayadeque-0-2-9-the-lightweight-music-app/)
I consider this as one of the saddest pieces of news this monday morning...
I finally dealt with this problem once and for all in the following way. I found the best personal wiki out there (Zim: http://zim-wiki.org/), and wrote a simple python script (http://www.inrim.it/~magni/zimDMS.htm) that scans nightly my folder structure, keeping up-to-date my wiki. My wiki, therefore, is a perfect mirror of my folder structure, with the added bonuses that I can navigate to each folder, comment it, describe its content, insert images, insert links to other folders, and finally by a single click I can open it in the file manager. My ~ 15000 folders are managed perfectly...
on a Mac, try Boxer boxerapp.com : it is THE frontend for any dosbox game
I recently lost my Glofish phone - at a railway station, and never saw it again. ... let the next bugger who finds it enjoy it!
I immediately disabled the phone account, but resisted when my wife insisted that I had to brick it.
Why should I? I was so stupid to lose it
try NullusNet!
they just have to patch the new IE shipped with Vista so that it redirects everything from Google to OurNewMSN.com ... provided that they're able to ship Vista in such large numbers that this move is relevant, anyway...
Laughable. Nobody here is "shocked", and many people are as smart as you in guessing why *AA people do what they do.
Everybody decides which part they do belong.
The Cornell people simply developed a new weapon - if it will work we'll see - to be used in an escalating war. Possibly *AA will develop a countermeasure, hopefully not.
I don't see any reason for outrage either, the pollution of P2P networks is really old story (years).
... and you too forgot to mention the reason why
oh jesus, that's too funny. W/ your permission I'll use it on my linux homepage...
I frankly don't understand why anybody should buy any ebook content.
I own the same Rocket as yours, used for many years to read anything, from my mail to tech manuals to novels. I love that thing.
And you know what? There are Gigabytes of ASCII/HTML wonderful novels,poetry, whatever you want.
If you choose DRM, you must know what you're going into.
> because a world of pain is waiting in store now.
Jeeesus, with all the real pain waiting for you as you cross the street, seems from this (and other people's) post we are really exagerating.
It's not a bullet planted in your front...
Concerning a question made above, the format specs and a Linux software both exist here.
Now I'm pretty happy with another device, i.e. the Hiebook (site; groups), that provides the same, important capability: you can upload to it any .txt/.htm content.
Not as as good a display as the rocket, though...
Another interesting point made by Ballard in a long story (short novel?) of him, many years ago:
The Sound-Sweep, Science-Fantasy #39 '60