I run my own e-mail, www and even irc server right here. My primary e-mail addresses are all directed straight to my computer; do not pass go, do not collect $200. And that's the way I like it!
R2-45: 2 rounds in your head with a.45 - one to kill you, one to make sure you're dead.
Although there is a rather LARGE movement within Christianity (New Apostolic Reformation) that greatly resembles Scientrollogy, Scientrollogy is pretty much universally evil, where with Christianity it's just a few splinter sects that get that way. (Generally these Christian cults use OSAS, or Once Saved Always Saved, along with some form of Calvinistic predestination doctrine to claim that they are the Elect, and therefore saved, and being saved they can do whatever the fuck they want and remain saved, including rape, murder and kidnapping; also seen is a very Machiavellian approach to recruiting.)
Here it's "if you look under 30 we have to ask ID"...some places have a policy of proofing EVERYONE, the local supermarket's cash register won't let a sale of alcohol go through until an id number and birthdate are punched in.
I've used a couple models of Epson Equity. The custom DOS version 3.2 on the XT model (Equity I) is easy to find online, but there's really nothing special about it. The AT model (Equity III) had DOS 4.01 and it was a generic version.
MS-DOS 3.3 is probably the easiest to find and is the ideal version for an XT-class system. A full 3.3 will have GW-BASIC on disk 2.
Yep, I used PAWS (I'd like to find.dsks for that!)
I'd like to find a bunch of MECC and TLC software that's not up on Asimov too. I used to use Word Wizard all the time, and I had a copy of CNYICN's version of Elementary vol.6 (I think it was - the one with OREGON). And I still can't find Juggles' Rainbow (which I even had, for a while, in its IBM port too - IBM called it "Juggles' Butterfly").
Indeed, I'd almost guarantee it's that they're unhappy because they watch TV instead of getting a life, rather than they watch TV instead of getting a life because they're unhappy.
I actually prefer to refer to myself as "handicapped" rather than "disabled" - since handicap suggests a slight limitation, disabled suggests a total incapacitation.
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There's the joke that with Commodore's marketing "savvy", had they tried to do something like KFC they would have called it "Warm Dead Bird" ...
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Didn't the first Internet worm specifically affect the free and open-source operating system BSD?
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I run my own e-mail, www and even irc server right here. My primary e-mail addresses are all directed straight to my computer; do not pass go, do not collect $200. And that's the way I like it!
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It's about enough to get three people up to OT3 where they learn the Xenu story...
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R2-45: 2 rounds in your head with a .45 - one to kill you, one to make sure you're dead.
Although there is a rather LARGE movement within Christianity (New Apostolic Reformation) that greatly resembles Scientrollogy, Scientrollogy is pretty much universally evil, where with Christianity it's just a few splinter sects that get that way. (Generally these Christian cults use OSAS, or Once Saved Always Saved, along with some form of Calvinistic predestination doctrine to claim that they are the Elect, and therefore saved, and being saved they can do whatever the fuck they want and remain saved, including rape, murder and kidnapping; also seen is a very Machiavellian approach to recruiting.)
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At least in New York State sales tax doesn't apply to most food, and sales tax on clothing is reduced.
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It's the first page of the documents of Scientrollogy's supar-sekrit Operating Thetan 3 doctrine.
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You do remember "Batman: Mask of the Phantasm", don't you?
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To one of these whackjobs they just become more convinced they're wrestling a demon.
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Here it's "if you look under 30 we have to ask ID" ...some places have a policy of proofing EVERYONE, the local supermarket's cash register won't let a sale of alcohol go through until an id number and birthdate are punched in.
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I've used a couple models of Epson Equity. The custom DOS version 3.2 on the XT model (Equity I) is easy to find online, but there's really nothing special about it. The AT model (Equity III) had DOS 4.01 and it was a generic version.
MS-DOS 3.3 is probably the easiest to find and is the ideal version for an XT-class system. A full 3.3 will have GW-BASIC on disk 2.
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With difficulty Windows 3.x does run on FreeDOS, or did last time I checked.
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I can assure you - I drink Hurricane HG (Steel Reserve knockoff) and it has no effect on me.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Cummings
He and the Rat got sued because he was too good at copying Louis Prima's voice.
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They're certainly HEAVY, I use one myself.
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TOS sucked because MS-DOG sucked. TOS was very much an MS-DOS clone (in fact you could almost say it's essentially a 68000 version of DR DOS).
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Certainly proves microevolution. Haven't seen anything to prove macroevolution (so-called "Darwinism"), but I have believed in microevolution.
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Yep, I used PAWS (I'd like to find .dsks for that!)
I'd like to find a bunch of MECC and TLC software that's not up on Asimov too. I used to use Word Wizard all the time, and I had a copy of CNYICN's version of Elementary vol.6 (I think it was - the one with OREGON). And I still can't find Juggles' Rainbow (which I even had, for a while, in its IBM port too - IBM called it "Juggles' Butterfly").
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ftp.apple.asimov.net
*RUNS*
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But the name "Aiko" is Japanese, which is prolly how it got so tagged.
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I'd like to have a bionic eye replace my screwy left eye which won't focus properly. *.*
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Prolly falls under work-for-hire.
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Indeed, I'd almost guarantee it's that they're unhappy because they watch TV instead of getting a life, rather than they watch TV instead of getting a life because they're unhappy.
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I actually prefer to refer to myself as "handicapped" rather than "disabled" - since handicap suggests a slight limitation, disabled suggests a total incapacitation.
I'm not the first person to say this either.
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I know, eh? I'm not even a bleeding-heart liberal and my ballot was a straight line.
'course I got in a fight with someone because he thought Obama was the devil himself, but eh. I vote as an American first, as a Christian second.
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