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Archive: FreeZip (Not that SpyWare "FreeZip!" crap, but another program) if you want to get picky about format, but there are many free archival utilities out there. $0
FTP Client: GNU FTP $0
I just got one of the new GBC Gamesharks, with the snapshot feature. Creating Snapshots is easy, but when you go to load them back into the game, your Gameshark's memory is wiped, and it ceases to work. You have to ship it to Interact *AND* give them $10 to fix it.
For a product that lasted 10 minutes, Thanks, but no thanks. I returned two of them... might repurchase in the future if they get their act together.
Don't just take my word for it, check their message boards.
There's no point in having alternate TLDs if the same companies are going to own their name in all of them. Let Apple Computer have Apple.com, and let some other company with Apple in the name have Apple.biz
Seriously. All this new-TLD bulldada is going to be a total waste of time if *.com = *.biz
I saw "Tommy" at a theatre in New York. They already did something similar during a pinball sequence. Turned the entire theatre into one giant pinball game. It was pretty spiffy.
Hypercard was great... I was writing decent-quality programs in it when I was 4 years old. Why haven't other languages progressed to the natural level of Hypertalk yet?
Hypercard was great... I was writing decent-quality programs in it when I was 4 years old. Why haven't other languages progressed to the natural level of Hypertalk yet?
Wired Magazine had this story in their March '99 issue. Chuck D posted MP3s of unreleased Public Enemy tracks late in '98, pissing off his label, Def Jam. Def Jam's parent Polygram "sent in the suits". In January, Chuck D released a single called "Swindler's Lust", in MP4. (ick)
Dude, all you need is a few of those "581% more sperm" pills, and you can flood the plane.
The Hudson is extremely toxic. Lots of chemicals have ended up in that water.
Well, we could get the Home OS for cheaper..
Browser: Mozilla $0
Archive: FreeZip (Not that SpyWare "FreeZip!" crap, but another program) if you want to get picky about format, but there are many free archival utilities out there. $0
FTP Client: GNU FTP $0
etc etc etc
I just got one of the new GBC Gamesharks, with the snapshot feature. Creating Snapshots is easy, but when you go to load them back into the game, your Gameshark's memory is wiped, and it ceases to work. You have to ship it to Interact *AND* give them $10 to fix it.
For a product that lasted 10 minutes, Thanks, but no thanks. I returned two of them... might repurchase in the future if they get their act together.
Don't just take my word for it, check their message boards.
Didn't you guys post about this last week?
Student: Here's how to crack the system... *detailed report*
Jeb Bush: Alright.. everyone got that? Good.. now kill the student.. and we can use this method when I'm up for reelection. Yay!
There's no point in having alternate TLDs if the same companies are going to own their name in all of them. Let Apple Computer have Apple.com, and let some other company with Apple in the name have Apple.biz
Seriously. All this new-TLD bulldada is going to be a total waste of time if *.com = *.biz
I saw "Tommy" at a theatre in New York. They already did something similar during a pinball sequence. Turned the entire theatre into one giant pinball game. It was pretty spiffy.
Hypercard was great... I was writing decent-quality programs in it when I was 4 years old. Why haven't other languages progressed to the natural level of Hypertalk yet?
Hypercard was great... I was writing decent-quality programs in it when I was 4 years old. Why haven't other languages progressed to the natural level of Hypertalk yet?
Rudy Rucker also explored this in Realware...a very good book if I do say so myself.
Wired Magazine had this story in their March '99 issue. Chuck D posted MP3s of unreleased Public Enemy tracks late in '98, pissing off his label, Def Jam. Def Jam's parent Polygram "sent in the suits". In January, Chuck D released a single called "Swindler's Lust", in MP4. (ick)
- jeek (jeek@eckman.tj)