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I'm Roland Mas. I'm from the Southern part of France, although I
currently am in school in Paris.
I have used POV-Ray since it was called DKB-Trace 2.12, from the
very 1.0 on my Atari ST to the very 3.0 on the
eight-Alpha-600-MHz-4-Go-RAM I had (well, I had access to it) during
my internship. (Still waiting for the 3.1, by the way.)
I do not use any modeller. My brain is my favourite modeller. I do
not indent my code, either. Emacs does it for me. Sometimes even
bash or Perl do it for me, but I do not see it because it is piped
directly to POV-Ray.
Have fun...
Roland.
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Roland Mas
Sauvez les castors, plantez des arbres.
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Margus Ramst wrote in message <36c9869b.0@news.povray.org>...
>Heh, it seems impossible for the English to pronounce my last name. They
>just can't do it. Never.
>
>Margus
Wouldn't you just pronounce it ram-ss-t? Still, I can see why trying to say
the letters "mst" together at the end would be a problem for some native
English speakers (me included ;) Still - that's one of the advantages of
the net - you don't *have* to pronounce it :)
Matt
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'T was on Wed, 17 Feb 1999 11:16:16 -0000,
that Matthew Bennett wrote:
> Wouldn't you just pronounce it ram-ss-t? Still, I can see why trying to say
> the letters "mst" together at the end would be a problem for some native
> English speakers (me included ;) Still - that's one of the advantages of
> the net - you don't *have* to pronounce it :)
I think that the 'mst' isn't the problem. It's the 'a'...
Phoenix
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Phoenix schrieb in Nachricht ...
>'T was on Mon, 15 Feb 1999 20:43:40 -0000,
>that Andrew Cocker wrote:
>> Having only recently discovered this group, I'm curious as to where
you're all from.
>>
>> Andy Cocker
>>
>> York, England.
>
>Sietse de Ruiter, The Netherlands (Holland if you must).
>
>But since most people get serious tongue injuries trying to pronounce my
>real name, I go by the nick of Phoenix.
Really? I mean Rudy is simple enough, but here in Germany most people have
big problems understanding my last name at the telephone (to them it sounds
like Welltush) and even more to pronounce my name when they read it. So "De
Ruiter" could be more of a problem than Sietse. Only French speaking persons
would propably pronounce it well.
--
Rudy Velthuis
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'T was on Wed, 17 Feb 1999 15:06:36 +0100,
that Rudy Velthuis wrote:
> Really? I mean Rudy is simple enough, but here in Germany most people have
> big problems understanding my last name at the telephone (to them it sounds
> like Welltush) and even more to pronounce my name when they read it. So "De
> Ruiter" could be more of a problem than Sietse. Only French speaking persons
> would propably pronounce it well.
Forget it. The French can't pronounce even one syllable of my name
As for "De Ruiter"... Well, it's the 'ui' thing again, eh?
Phoenix
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Fabien Mosen, 23 years old, Liege, Belgium.
Pov-snobbery : I don't need any dirty modeller to win the IRTC, hehe !
(but I like highly specialised tools such as sPatch or SpilinEditor)
Fabien.
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On Wed, 17 Feb 1999 18:39:17 +0100, Fabien Mosen wrote:
>Pov-snobbery : I don't need any dirty modeller to win the IRTC, hehe !
>(but I like highly specialised tools such as sPatch or SpilinEditor)
sPatch? Real POV snobs model their bicubics by hand!
My upcoming IRTC entry has two objects made of bicubics, one with
176 patches and one with 200 patches, and an object made from a
lathe. I didn't even use graph paper, let alone a modeler. And
I had to bang rocks together to get the 1s and 0s, uphill both
ways in blinding snow... whoops, sorry, that'd be the geriatric
raytracing thread at the end of the hall. I'll get my coat.
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I'm Roland Mas. I'm from the Southern part of France, although I
currently am in school in Paris.
I have used POV-Ray since it was called DKB-Trace 2.12, from the
very 1.0 on my Atari ST to the very 3.0 on the
eight-Alpha-600-MHz-4-Go-RAM I had (well, I had access to it) during
my internship. (Still waiting for the 3.1, by the way.)
I do not use any modeller. My brain is my favourite modeller. I do
not indent my code, either. Emacs does it for me. Sometimes even
bash or Perl do it for me, but I do not see it because it is piped
directly to POV-Ray.
Have fun...
Roland.
--
Les francophones m'appellent Roland Mas,
English speakers call me Rowlannd' Mass,
Nihongode hanasu hitoha [Lolando Masu] to iimasu.
Choisissez ! Take your pick ! Erande kudasai !
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I'm Roland Mas. I'm from the Southern part of France, although I
currently am in school in Paris.
I have used POV-Ray since it was called DKB-Trace 2.12, from the
very 1.0 on my Atari ST to the very 3.0 on the
eight-Alpha-600-MHz-4-Go-RAM I had (well, I had access to it) during
my internship. (Still waiting for the 3.1, by the way.)
I do not use any modeller. My brain is my favourite modeller. I do
not indent my code, either. Emacs does it for me. Sometimes even
Bash or Perl do it for me, but I do not see it because it is piped
directly to POV-Ray.
Have fun...
Roland.
--
Les francophones m'appellent Roland Mas,
English speakers call me Rowlannd' Mass,
Nihongode hanasu hitoha [Lolando Masu] to iimasu.
Choisissez ! Take your pick ! Erande kudasai !
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I'm in Durbanville, South Africa (look somewhere on the south western
part of a map of SA and you may be lucky and find it ;-p ).
I've been lurking here for quite some time, make the odd post now and
then. I fiddle around with POV when I get some time (which is not often,
unfortunately)
--
Bruce Duncan
dun### [at] intekomcoza
http://home.intekom.com/delirium
In article <36c88768.0@news.povray.org>, Andrew Cocker
<and### [at] acockerfreeservecouk> wrote...
> Having only recently discovered this group, I'm curious as to where you're all from.
>
> Andy Cocker
>
> York, England.
>
> --------------------------
> and### [at] acockerfreeservecouk
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