Yes, I was thinking about the data entry part. I didn't mind the annoying duplicate key pressing on my old Casio calculator watch from 1994. I just wished it had a PDA:).
I noticed the feature list is missing a calculator. Are there other brands (e.g. Casio) that have it beside PDA? I personally don't like PDA that you carries in pockets or bags because they're big and a bit heavy.
I like those black plastic Casio watch (thin one) with a simple phone book, calculator, world time, alarm clock (useless to me), timer (useless), and simple scheduler. Since I am a skinny person with thin wrists, I do not want the watch to be thick and heavy. I am still using the Casio DataBank watch from 1994 or so. It still rocks, but eventually I will need to replace it.
Is anyone able to stream videos in Netscape Communicator v4.78? about:plugins show MOV and QT is off. I checked my settings and they are checked. How about you guys?
This was e-mailed from my friend who is a big movie fan (Thanks Spaceman Spiff!):
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: 3 SWE2 trailers coming
Date: Mon, 29 Oct 2001 12:58:02 -0800
Found this at Coming Attractions...
The first trailer, dubbed the "Breathing" teaser, will definitely run
attached to all prints of Monsters, Inc. on November 2nd.
The second trailer, slated to appear online at the official Star Wars
website, will debut November 9th.
The third trailer, longer and containing more adult-oriented material than
the first teaser trailer, will be attached to Harry Potter and the
Sorcerer's Stone on November 16th.
In elementary and middle schools, students were taught to learn Apple// Logo. This was great because it helped you to learn geometry and basic math. I recalled one of my favorite teachers had one of those cool Apple// Logo turtles (robotic; screen shots).
I remembered when each student/group had a specific project on how to draw simple objects. We had to figure out the commands to draw it (e.g. fd 90, rt 90, etc.). Now, this was a good example of an educational. This was useful to me in math classes and drafting/architectures.
Another good one was the typing project for us to type very well and fast. This was important for high school, college, workplaces, etc. I thought some parts of the computer classes were beneficial to me.
I have an OmniCube (2-port; no USB) and I love it. Once in a while I get a blank monitor after hitting the scroll lock key twice and the up/down arrow key to switch to the other computer. I noticed my monitor (IBM P72 17") says it lost the video signal. I have to turn the monitor off and then on to make it come back.
My Red Hat Linux 7.1 box is a Pentium II 300 Mhz with a Matrox G400. My gaming/Windows 98 box is a Pentium III 600 Mhz with a Leadtek GeForce2 Pro (64 MB).
Is anyone else experiencing this problem or know if this a known issue? Thanks in advance for a reply.:)
I just read this article about Croteam using it for their next game:
"We did a major change in the sound engine between FE and SE. And its name is Ogg Vorbis. Yeah, that's right, we're using ogg for music playing. In case someone hasn't heard of it yet, Ogg Vorbis (http://www.vorbis.com) is a patent-free, open source audio codec project. Or in english: a music compressor that plainly rocks. Make sure you check it out. We've tried encoding all the music for SE with Oggdrop at 64kbps and the quality was perfect even at such low bitrate. In the final version, since we won't need the extra space, we'll be shipping with 128kbps music tracks, for even higher fidelity. The guys there are really helpful and supportive and the whole project is surprisingly functional already. There are plugins for all major music players and other music programs."
This is a bit off-topic, but a request. I seem to have lost my copy of a cool ant ANSI that Terminator2 (Baud Town user #2692 I believe?) made back in the old days (early 1990s). Has anyone seen it in any ANSI archives?
You can view the list here. This is for Windows version and I was using Opera v5.12. This is sweet! I can't wait to use this with Mozilla and Galeon.:)
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revkat: Shouldn't Q&A be QA (Quality Assurance)?
The first shareware version for DOOM was on 12/10/1993. It will be eight years soon. :)
User Friendly :)
That wouldn't work for me due to my speech impairment (one of my physical disabilities) :(.
Yes, I was thinking about the data entry part. I didn't mind the annoying duplicate key pressing on my old Casio calculator watch from 1994. I just wished it had a PDA :).
I noticed the feature list is missing a calculator. Are there other brands (e.g. Casio) that have it beside PDA? I personally don't like PDA that you carries in pockets or bags because they're big and a bit heavy.
:)
I like those black plastic Casio watch (thin one) with a simple phone book, calculator, world time, alarm clock (useless to me), timer (useless), and simple scheduler. Since I am a skinny person with thin wrists, I do not want the watch to be thick and heavy. I am still using the Casio DataBank watch from 1994 or so. It still rocks, but eventually I will need to replace it.
Thank you in advance for a reply.
Is anyone able to stream videos in Netscape Communicator v4.78? about:plugins show MOV and QT is off. I checked my settings and they are checked. How about you guys?
Thank you in advance.
A friend of mine sent me this URL. It was very interesting and I didn't notice a lot of scenes :).
Is there a working link of Geek Generator? The link on here doesn't work :(.
Thanks in advance.
This was e-mailed from my friend who is a big movie fan (Thanks Spaceman Spiff!):
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: 3 SWE2 trailers coming
Date: Mon, 29 Oct 2001 12:58:02 -0800
Found this at Coming Attractions...
The first trailer, dubbed the "Breathing" teaser, will definitely run
attached to all prints of Monsters, Inc. on November 2nd.
The second trailer, slated to appear online at the official Star Wars
website, will debut November 9th.
The third trailer, longer and containing more adult-oriented material than
the first teaser trailer, will be attached to Harry Potter and the
Sorcerer's Stone on November 16th.
In elementary and middle schools, students were taught to learn Apple // Logo. This was great because it helped you to learn geometry and basic math. I recalled one of my favorite teachers had one of those cool Apple // Logo turtles (robotic; screen shots).
I remembered when each student/group had a specific project on how to draw simple objects. We had to figure out the commands to draw it (e.g. fd 90, rt 90, etc.). Now, this was a good example of an educational. This was useful to me in math classes and drafting/architectures.
Another good one was the typing project for us to type very well and fast. This was important for high school, college, workplaces, etc. I thought some parts of the computer classes were beneficial to me.
I have an OmniCube (2-port; no USB) and I love it. Once in a while I get a blank monitor after hitting the scroll lock key twice and the up/down arrow key to switch to the other computer. I noticed my monitor (IBM P72 17") says it lost the video signal. I have to turn the monitor off and then on to make it come back.
:)
My Red Hat Linux 7.1 box is a Pentium II 300 Mhz with a Matrox G400. My gaming/Windows 98 box is a Pentium III 600 Mhz with a Leadtek GeForce2 Pro (64 MB).
Is anyone else experiencing this problem or know if this a known issue? Thanks in advance for a reply.
You can't train them and they don't move like Sony Aibo. :(
I just read this article about Croteam using it for their next game:
"We did a major change in the sound engine between FE and SE. And its name is Ogg Vorbis. Yeah, that's right, we're using ogg for music playing. In case someone hasn't heard of it yet, Ogg Vorbis (http://www.vorbis.com) is a patent-free, open source audio codec project. Or in english: a music compressor that plainly rocks. Make sure you check it out. We've tried encoding all the music for SE with Oggdrop at 64kbps and the quality was perfect even at such low bitrate. In the final version, since we won't need the extra space, we'll be shipping with 128kbps music tracks, for even higher fidelity. The guys there are really helpful and supportive and the whole project is surprisingly functional already. There are plugins for all major music players and other music programs."
There are times when you need to know kind of file extension it is. ExtSearch is useful. It helps you to determine the file format. :)
Oh yeah! Haha! :) I remember trying to get it to work with Procomm Plus for Windows. Ugh!
This is a bit off-topic, but a request. I seem to have lost my copy of a cool ant ANSI that Terminator2 (Baud Town user #2692 I believe?) made back in the old days (early 1990s). Has anyone seen it in any ANSI archives?
Thanks in advance.
Or was that his chat bot? I actually fell for that when I was a BBS newbie ;).
It was like zmodem protocol, but with a fancy statistic screen and you could chat in real-time with the SysOp (laggy though). :)
You can view the list here. This is for Windows version and I was using Opera v5.12. This is sweet! I can't wait to use this with Mozilla and Galeon. :)
With the guy sitting outside with pigeons on the ground and he talks to himself with his sunglasses? I am not sure if the commercal was made by IBM.
I have had it for almost a month and had no problems. I ran intensive disk tests (e.g. SpinRite v5.0) just to be sure. No odd symptoms so far.
How about you guys?
A Dr. Fun cartoon with ants and a blimp. :)
This Web site is very handy for small and HUGE LAN parties. Everything you need to know!
I noticed in SO v5.2, some of my fonts, spaces, and tabs are not correctly formatted (like my resume). Is this still the same issue with v6.0 beta?
:)
Thank you in advance for a reply.