I tried to e-maik Kevin, the author at lenzo@cs.cmu.edu, but got it returned:
SMTP error from remote mail server after RCPT TO::
host MX-LB-03.SRV.cs.cmu.edu [128.2.217.14]: 550 5.1.1... address not contained in directory, you cannot relay:(
Hmmm, is it me or I cannot find anything about its chat AI feature? I saw infobot years ago, but don't remember it doing anything like chat AI. I currently use Rbot (http://ruby-rbot.org/) as an infobot, host games (e.g, UNO, hangman, guess a word), etc.
Why does that matter? I never had my own domains. I don't use AOL, Hotmail, etc. I wished I still had my unversity e-mail address, but they don't keep alumnus.:(
"When Firefox was first released, it was a breath of fresh air -- a fast, effective browser that discarded the bloat which plagued Seamonkey."
Have you tried v2? It is a lot better than Mozilla v1.x suite and SeaMonkey v1. I prefer having everything integrated like Web browser, e-mail, usenet/newsgroups, etc.
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Nope, but my problem is that my eyes can't see 3D.:( The only time that worked was at Disneyland's Captain EO back in the 80s. Ever since then, nothing worked like Chuck: Third Dimension episode, SuperBowl TV ads., Rose Bowl parade over a decade ago or so, CA Adventure's Muppets Show, etc.:(
Does Netflix have an on-demand payment instead of subscription? I do not watch a lot of movies and TV shows to rent. From its Web site, it seems like I have to subscribe to download/rent stuff.:(
I am an old fart too and turning one year old really soon.:( I enjoyed the movie even though I still couldn't see 3D effects with any television/TV shows (e.g., three Super Bowl TV ads., Chuck: The Third Dimension episode), shows (e.g., California Adventure's Muppets Show) stereograms (even my optomologist gave me that test and I failed it decades ago), etc. It seems like my eyes are jacked up when I was younger. They used to be able to see 3D like in Captain EO when thing were popping up from the screen! I read this old article about 3D and eyes. I guess my eyes are so bad (very near sighted; right eye is way worse than my left eye) for me to see 3D. 3D seems OK in real life world I think.:P It seems like no matter what 3D technologies used, 3D will not work.
One thing that bugged me about the movie was the 3D glasses were frakkin' dark. When I saw the blurry video on screen, the colors were so pretty and bright! I will have to watch it again without 3D effects since 3D doesn't work with my eyes.:(
I posted a brief review, with spoilers, and a poll about the movie on my Web site.
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They do play those old school tunes (e.g., Gauntlet, Tetris, Frogger, Super Mario Bros.), but with real music instruments to sound a lot better.
Ick. Bad conversations. :P
Cool and thanks. At least we still have a working rover. :)
What's the status on this rover? Is it OK?
I tried to e-maik Kevin, the author at lenzo@cs.cmu.edu, but got it returned:
SMTP error from remote mail server after RCPT TO:: ... address not contained in directory, you cannot relay :(
host MX-LB-03.SRV.cs.cmu.edu [128.2.217.14]: 550 5.1.1
Your script is pretty old, from 2005. :( Got any examples of it running?
Hmmm, is it me or I cannot find anything about its chat AI feature? I saw infobot years ago, but don't remember it doing anything like chat AI. I currently use Rbot (http://ruby-rbot.org/) as an infobot, host games (e.g, UNO, hangman, guess a word), etc.
Thanks. Stupid newbie question: How do I install this for my Debian/Linux box to connect to an IRC chatroom? I don't see the instructions/howto. :(
Where can I get a copy? Cleverbot author told me it is not available for download and not free. :(
Is there one for IRC? :)
Are there any good chat bots for IRC? I tried Seeborg (based on Alice), but it sucked. :( I wished rbot could do AI chatter.
I still use and have to support it. MS still also supports it. :(
Also see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TAtEIL0upWs from http://www.videosift.com/video/Haiti-Earthquake-View-From-The-Ground ... :(
"Get off my lawn."
How about Debian? I was told using Ubuntu's *.deb file is a bad idea in Debian even if Ubuntu is based on Debian. :(
Why does that matter? I never had my own domains. I don't use AOL, Hotmail, etc. I wished I still had my unversity e-mail address, but they don't keep alumnus. :(
"When Firefox was first released, it was a breath of fresh air -- a fast, effective browser that discarded the bloat which plagued Seamonkey."
Have you tried v2? It is a lot better than Mozilla v1.x suite and SeaMonkey v1. I prefer having everything integrated like Web browser, e-mail, usenet/newsgroups, etc.
Nope, but my problem is that my eyes can't see 3D. :( The only time that worked was at Disneyland's Captain EO back in the 80s. Ever since then, nothing worked like Chuck: Third Dimension episode, SuperBowl TV ads., Rose Bowl parade over a decade ago or so, CA Adventure's Muppets Show, etc. :(
Does Netflix have an on-demand payment instead of subscription? I do not watch a lot of movies and TV shows to rent. From its Web site, it seems like I have to subscribe to download/rent stuff. :(
No, you send them to Buy More.
And FaceBook wants real datas too, no fake datas. I got booted off for using fake datas. :(
I am an old fart too and turning one year old really soon. :( I enjoyed the movie even though I still couldn't see 3D effects with any television/TV shows (e.g., three Super Bowl TV ads., Chuck: The Third Dimension episode), shows (e.g., California Adventure's Muppets Show) stereograms (even my optomologist gave me that test and I failed it decades ago), etc. It seems like my eyes are jacked up when I was younger. They used to be able to see 3D like in Captain EO when thing were popping up from the screen! I read this old article about 3D and eyes. I guess my eyes are so bad (very near sighted; right eye is way worse than my left eye) for me to see 3D. 3D seems OK in real life world I think. :P It seems like no matter what 3D technologies used, 3D will not work.
One thing that bugged me about the movie was the 3D glasses were frakkin' dark. When I saw the blurry video on screen, the colors were so pretty and bright! I will have to watch it again without 3D effects since 3D doesn't work with my eyes. :(
I posted a brief review, with spoilers, and a poll about the movie on my Web site.
Nah, Dances With Smurfs!
http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2009/12/discoveries-gallery/all/1
They're not Y2K compliants? Wow.
Or Semens? :P