I think you are confusing what MIDI can do with a general MIDI synth. Almost every set of plain vanilla general MIDI patches I've ever heard sounds awful. Now if it had an XG or GS sample set, I'd be impressed. --
There are some problems with wresting control away form the Mac ROM. So far, two solutions have been used.
1.) Change your Open Firmware variables to boot from somehting other than the Mac ROM. (Open Firmware is like a BIOS on speed)
2.) A bootstrapper that is launched either while MacOS is booting or while it's running that will warm boot the machine into LinuxPPC, NetBSD, BeOS, or whatever. --
he was cooking somthing that vaugley resembled human testicles.
Actually, I've heard that testicles when cooked taste a lot like roasted pork. Particularly good with a mushroom sauce. -- The other side is crowded. The dead have nowhere to go.
This sounds a lot like the story of a kid whom some of my friends in high school knew. He had an anti-Nazi patch on his backpack. He was harassed by people for having such a patch, but HE was the one suspended for their behavior. The local papers got ahold of this story, and I think most of the damage was undone. -- The other side is crowded. The dead have nowhere to go.
At the GeekPride Festival, several of the Linux boxen were rooted. Some friendly chap installed FreeBSD instead. I thought that was cute, although a bit annoying. -- The other side is crowded. The dead have nowhere to go.
BeOS hasn't been around for anywhere close to ten years. More like 5. And Mac OS has the additional benefit of actual useful software. -- The other side is crowded. The dead have nowhere to go.
It's probably too late for people to read this, but from now on, I have started signing ALL emails with attachments, so people know I'm not sending a virus. Hopefully more people will do the same, since VBScripts can't read your mind and figure out your passphrase. -- The other side is crowded. The dead have nowhere to go.
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Don't be. Europeans don't seem to be embarrassed about their home snob team.
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Microsoft's part ownership of Apple isn't even large enough to put anyone on the Board of Directors.
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Yeah. Now MySQL's father-in-law is also its stepfather.
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Apparently you missed the source of that quote. Right below his sig it says "George Moore on his law".
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To catch spam, I think I'd rather have email addresses at fuckyou.co.uk or yourmom.com
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Yes, UCITA. :)
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Actually, you are preventing from recouping more loss by not buying the system itself.
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I think you are confusing what MIDI can do with a general MIDI synth. Almost every set of plain vanilla general MIDI patches I've ever heard sounds awful. Now if it had an XG or GS sample set, I'd be impressed.
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NT4 runs on high end PowerPC hardware, not Power Macs.
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Judges don't make laws. They uphold them. Better yell at Congress.
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There are some problems with wresting control away form the Mac ROM. So far, two solutions have been used.
1.) Change your Open Firmware variables to boot from somehting other than the Mac ROM. (Open Firmware is like a BIOS on speed)
2.) A bootstrapper that is launched either while MacOS is booting or while it's running that will warm boot the machine into LinuxPPC, NetBSD, BeOS, or whatever.
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Japan uses NTSC already, so yes.
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The other side is crowded. The dead have nowhere to go.
So who gets be the riggers and deckers? :)
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Actually, I've heard that testicles when cooked taste a lot like roasted pork. Particularly good with a mushroom sauce.
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That's known as perfect competition.
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The other side is crowded. The dead have nowhere to go.
This sounds a lot like the story of a kid whom some of my friends in high school knew. He had an anti-Nazi patch on his backpack. He was harassed by people for having such a patch, but HE was the one suspended for their behavior. The local papers got ahold of this story, and I think most of the damage was undone.
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The other side is crowded. The dead have nowhere to go.
Actually, shouldn't we hold Intel responsible for developing the assembly language in which all these viruses are eventually translated?
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The BSA? I didn't think the Boy Scouts really cared about software piracy.
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Yeah baby!
I remember typing in programs from a big book in the library when I was three years old!
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So you're saying you predict an evolution towards document oriented computing. AGAIN.
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It's OK. I'm calm.
"Why don't you leave that poor family alone?"
*BANG!*
He said go back inside.
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The other side is crowded. The dead have nowhere to go.
At the GeekPride Festival, several of the Linux boxen were rooted. Some friendly chap installed FreeBSD instead. I thought that was cute, although a bit annoying.
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The other side is crowded. The dead have nowhere to go.
There are/were several shareware type thingies for MacOS that allowed this back in around 1995! I forget their names, though :|
But you can always use a video card with zooming capabilities, make your desktop 1920x1080 and just zoom in!
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The other side is crowded. The dead have nowhere to go.
BeOS hasn't been around for anywhere close to ten years. More like 5. And Mac OS has the additional benefit of actual useful software.
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The other side is crowded. The dead have nowhere to go.
It's probably too late for people to read this, but from now on, I have started signing ALL emails with attachments, so people know I'm not sending a virus. Hopefully more people will do the same, since VBScripts can't read your mind and figure out your passphrase.
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The other side is crowded. The dead have nowhere to go.