Yeah, I just downloaded "Gasshou Kumikyoku Sailormoon" OGGs off Sailormusic.net...the CD's been out of print for some time and only Son May Records (which is considered a bootlegger outside of its native Taiwan, which does not hold to the Berne Convention) offers it anymore. *sigh*
Thank Ghod Cartoon Network has figured out there is such a big audience for Cartoons among adults, although I wish they would put more effort into making cartoons like Rocko that have jokes that are clearly engineered to be equally funny to small children and adults, but for different reasons. I have infinite respect for scriptwriters and animators who can pull that off well. Not likely as MTV/Viacom owns Nickelodeon and AOL Time Warner owns Cartoon Network.
Well, Robotech would have been a better show because it was Japanese in origin (I think they cut up three different series and pasted them together, dubbed it and called it Robotech. IMBW). Animé is of much superior quality to the American pablum with some exceptions (Pocket Monsters, better known as Pokémon, is very American despite the heavy Nipponalities evident in the customs of the various locales in the show. And I have actually seen a little bit - 3 episodes - of the show in its original form.)
Yeah, Cartoon Network bites...now if only there were some GOOD cartoon programming (Sailor Moon wa doko ni iru no?!!) on the channel as there used to be...
-uso. TMNT r0x0r!!! I wish some cable network still showed the old (1987-1991) syndicated episodes...
We ought to borrow the Japanese word "jiyuu". (The full phrase is "jiyuu na sofuto")
Personally, the problem is the word choice. Free to most people means "o-kane" ($$$) free, not "jiyuu" free. But "open source" isn't that good either as people pun on it. (Sometimes open source software does look/feel like it's full of open sores.)
You seem to forget, and this is an inherent problem with the name, that IE is *not* "jiyuu" free.
Netscape/Mozilla *is*.
I always say "free/open" or "jiyuu-free" to refer to the software I write, because that removes ambiguity. (jiyuu is Japanese for "freedom"; the equivalent of RMS's pet phrase is "jiyuu na sofuto", IIRC)
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I use "*x" myself, but when I speak, I say "UNIX-class operating system".
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X Window, not X Windows!!!
Yeah, I just downloaded "Gasshou Kumikyoku Sailormoon" OGGs off Sailormusic.net...the CD's been out of print for some time and only Son May Records (which is considered a bootlegger outside of its native Taiwan, which does not hold to the Berne Convention) offers it anymore. *sigh*
Now to burn them to a CD...
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!!!
I thought animé had a "for adults" stigma.
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"Bishojo Senshi Sailormoon" no otaku
Surprising that "Animaniacs" died, since it was a Spielberg offering, IIRC. (!)
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Thank Ghod Cartoon Network has figured out there is such a big audience for Cartoons among adults, although I wish they would put more effort into making cartoons like Rocko that have jokes that are clearly engineered to be equally funny to small children and adults, but for different reasons. I have infinite respect for scriptwriters and animators who can pull that off well.
Not likely as MTV/Viacom owns Nickelodeon and AOL Time Warner owns Cartoon Network.
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Power Rangers was based on a similar series released in Japan by Toei (of Sailor Moon fame).
It was never animé, and AFAIK, neither was the original, but there is a grain of truth in the comment.
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"On behalf of Mars...", er, what does "sekkan" mean?
Then again Captain Planet was created by Ted Turner (!).
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Earth, fire, wind, water, heart, can we say Sailors Moon, Mars, Jupiter, Mercury, Venus? DiC has gotten to repeating themselves *sigh*
Well, Ricky Martin used to be in Menudo too... (BTW it's now called MDO)
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Well, Robotech would have been a better show because it was Japanese in origin (I think they cut up three different series and pasted them together, dubbed it and called it Robotech. IMBW). Animé is of much superior quality to the American pablum with some exceptions (Pocket Monsters, better known as Pokémon, is very American despite the heavy Nipponalities evident in the customs of the various locales in the show. And I have actually seen a little bit - 3 episodes - of the show in its original form.)
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*sigh*
Yeah, Cartoon Network bites...now if only there were some GOOD cartoon programming (Sailor Moon wa doko ni iru no?!!) on the channel as there used to be...
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TMNT r0x0r!!! I wish some cable network still showed the old (1987-1991) syndicated episodes...
I usually write that "that's a whole 'nother issue"...still should be fine except in the eyes of a true grammar nazi.
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*listens to "Sayonara wa dansu no ato ni"*
They say the S word on the History Channel...how long until they say the F word on CBS? *g*
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You then want FreeDOS, not Linux.
GoAT
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My, how familiar...just exactly what M$ did to DR's GEM.
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Memphis? Nashville? Illinois?!
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I heard they were going to ditch everything and completely turn Windows upside down. Probably no FAT32 or NTFS. :\
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Longhorn will be 0.0000000000000% compatible with XP, and 0.0000000000000% compatible with 9x.
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We ought to borrow the Japanese word "jiyuu". (The full phrase is "jiyuu na sofuto")
Personally, the problem is the word choice. Free to most people means "o-kane" ($$$) free, not "jiyuu" free. But "open source" isn't that good either as people pun on it. (Sometimes open source software does look/feel like it's full of open sores.)
I call it free/open software.
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CP/M Repository
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I've tested CP/M-86 2.04 on a 486/133.
You know, there *are* XFree86 subsystems for Windows and MacOS X...
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You seem to forget, and this is an inherent problem with the name, that IE is *not* "jiyuu" free.
Netscape/Mozilla *is*.
I always say "free/open" or "jiyuu-free" to refer to the software I write, because that removes ambiguity. (jiyuu is Japanese for "freedom"; the equivalent of RMS's pet phrase is "jiyuu na sofuto", IIRC)
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5.50.4134.0600
Type address
about:<input type crash>
and watch IE go up in smoke
IEXPLORE caused an invalid page fault in
module SHLWAPI.DLL at 016f:70bd1d1e.
Registers:
EAX=00000001 CS=016f EIP=70bd1d1e EFLGS=00010202
EBX=01b9bf20 SS=0177 ESP=0279fa00 EBP=0279fa10
ECX=0279fa18 DS=0177 ESI=00000000 FS=138f
EDX=70d4b0a8 ES=0177 EDI=00000000 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
0f b7 06 46 46 83 f8 41 7c 05 83 f8 5a 7e 1d 0f
Stack dump:
70e7f5b0 70e4e2e2 00000000 70d4b0a8 00000034 70c93150 00000000 00000034 01ba6148 01b9b1d0 01b9bf20 01ba6148 01ba6148 70c9300b 00000034 01ba6148
Have to agree with you there. That's why I refuse to watch dubbed animé anymore. *sigh*
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Waiting for that last "Bishojo Senshi Sailormoon Supers" DVD. And no, it's not "Super S".
Help\About
Nuff said? Nuff said.
(FreeGEM Desktop does about the same thing under Desk\Info)
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Time to play "Bishojo Janshi Pretty Sailor 18-kin" aka "Pretty Sailor XXX"...
Take a look here, dudes but you have to log in, download MAME, and download the game for it...
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*lemon face*