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Lance Birch wrote:
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> LOL...
>
> Ken, a question... and it's serious too, I'm not implying ANYTHING by this
> at all...
>
> Do you have any body piercings?
>
> --
> Lance.
None that where intentionaly inflicted upon my self. I have recieved
many punctures and have violated the surfaces of my skin more times
than anyone could possibly remember but no not in the sense that you
are implying.
WHY ?
WHAT if I did ?
WHO is going to care ?
WHAT difference could it make ?
WHEN is all of this going to stop ?
WHAT business is it of yours anyway ?
WHERE you are going with this line of questioning ?
WHAT is it that you people want from me anyway !!! - BLOOD ?
--
Ken Tyler
mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net
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He's cracked...
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WHY ? Because I'm interested...
WHAT if I did ? Then you would not fall into the group of people that
didn't...
WHO is going to care ? Probably you...
WHAT difference could it make ? Not much really, unless you're allergic to
silver or nickle (in which case you could always switch to Niobium, Titanium
or Platinum)...
WHEN is all of this going to stop ? Probably never...
WHAT business is it of yours anyway ? None what so ever...
WHERE you are going with this line of questioning ? No where in
particular...
WHAT is it that you people want from me anyway !!! - BLOOD ? No, but it
sure would be interesting to see if we could isolate a gene for indenting...
--
Lance.
P.S. Why do you always leave a space before you place a question mark?
---
For the latest 3D Studio MAX plug-ins, images and much more, go to:
The Zone - http://come.to/the.zone
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Axel Hecht wrote:
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> Spider wrote:
> >
> > hehe, I actually find it lacking some in the layout parts. Can't understand why
> > I can't get bold text in it..
> >
> > Actually, I've made transit to linux now, and I've found I miss a few things.
> >
> > 1) Knowledge enough to customize <insert windowmanager here>
here I come, after two 9 hour renders in my linux system... Whee :-)
> For a graphics wizard the choice of windowmanager is crucial. Bad
> enough, the really colorful ones are still moving targets. I guess you
> should look at
> http://www.enlightenment.org for the dark side of life and
> http://www.windowmaker.org for a rather fancy default styling
> But be assured, as soon as you go this way, you'll loose any connection
> to reality (even the virtual one, which would be very bad for us here)
> and your PCs performance is about to drop as well. Those fancy things
> MUST hog.
Well, they DO hog.. (hmm, I had s-povray running at a nice level of -15 at the
same time, did that addanything perhaps?? ahh, it does .-)
But, I think I'm settling in somewhere between KDE(Not my Fav.) and Gnome.
Windowmaker looks good, but takes too much of my valueable desktop-space.
(Yes, I know I can shrink it but it looks *yech*)
> > 2) textpad(http://www.textpad.com). Can't beat it.
> Unix folks boot Emacs. Those that don't boot emacs, use XEmacs :-) (I
> do). SysAdmins use vi. Next to what you say may be nedit. It's the
> favorite of my pal here. Should be on most distributions, I guess.
hehehe, ok. I have nedit, emacs and Xemacs and some others here now. Time to
learn to use them.
> > 3) A good X IRC client(I'm sure they exist)
> Well, here we go: good is a very moving target. I saw alot of critics
> about the various, none satisfies both users and purists.
Agree with you :-)
>But there are
> at least three major areas:
> KDE/QT: has several, no idea;
I have kirc somewhere, haven't tried it.
> GNOME/GTK: same;
xirc, actually very good.
> NONE: try zircon.
SHEESH
it really is bugged. Tried changing the colours? it sets background=text and
friggs around.. I can't stand a client wich seems to be made with Buttons alone.
> > 4) textpad... No, I've taken that.. My Mail files.
> > 5) The speed of my mouse. (unaccelerated but fast... strange I can't find a
> > setting for it)
> man XF86Config and a lot of luck, I guess.
yeah, I guess it is that. then for some howto's for my mouse-wheel :-)
> > well then, so little to make me happy.
> > Actually, the speed of linux feels great.. I feel I get more from the system now
> > than from windoze..
> And some things less (BSOD :-))
hehehe, well, I have that :-) (screensaver in Gnome)
but, there is always thos small annoyances that happen.. core ... core .. core
.. :-)
> Welcome home
Thankyou.
> Axel
--
//Spider
[ spi### [at] bahnhof se ]-[ http://www.bahnhof.se/~spider/ ]
What I can do and what I could do, I just don't know anymore
"Marian"
By: "Sisters Of Mercy"
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Lance, friends, NG, Uncle Ken,
I never noticed that about the question mark thing, I should have
known that it was something that the programmers put in to make
Uncle Keneth look like a human with an idiosyncrasy.
I'm sure he's an AI (Artificial Intelegence) construct that
someone has let lose on the net after finishing their final year
project at University. The guy or girl probably approached the
XXX (hoping the curse won't get me) Microsoft and was turned down
because their idea was too good and worked properly and didn't
require service packs, so the individual probably thought, "I
know let's let Uncle Ken free to roam the internet and find his
calling in life".
So now Uncle Ken has a family, he doesn't like indenting (by the
way I stumbled across an old text editor that won't let you
indent), he's almost real. His creator gave him access to some
sophisticated databases such as the "Encyclopedia Britanica",
"National Geographical", and many other reputable publications
(hence the clear headed and accurate posting that we got a day or
so ago about the names of parts of musical instruments).
I like Ken a lot and am glad that he's around, and that we can
all spot the fact that he's a program and not areal person, it
affirms one belief in human nature and means that computers will
never take over the world.
Cheers
Steve
Lance Birch wrote:
>
> WHY ? Because I'm interested...
>
> WHAT if I did ? Then you would not fall into the group of people that
> didn't...
>
> WHO is going to care ? Probably you...
>
> WHAT difference could it make ? Not much really, unless you're allergic to
> silver or nickle (in which case you could always switch to Niobium, Titanium
> or Platinum)...
>
> WHEN is all of this going to stop ? Probably never...
>
> WHAT business is it of yours anyway ? None what so ever...
>
> WHERE you are going with this line of questioning ? No where in
> particular...
>
> WHAT is it that you people want from me anyway !!! - BLOOD ? No, but it
> sure would be interesting to see if we could isolate a gene for indenting...
>
> --
> Lance.
>
> P.S. Why do you always leave a space before you place a question mark?
>
> ---
> For the latest 3D Studio MAX plug-ins, images and much more, go to:
> The Zone - http://come.to/the.zone
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Steve wrote:
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> Lance, friends, NG, Uncle Ken,
>
> I never noticed that about the question mark thing, I should have
> known that it was something that the programmers put in to make
> Uncle Keneth look like a human with an idiosyncrasy.
>
> I'm sure he's an AI (Artificial Intelegence) construct that
> someone has let lose on the net after finishing their final year
> project at University. The guy or girl probably approached the
> XXX (hoping the curse won't get me) Microsoft and was turned down
> because their idea was too good and worked properly and didn't
> require service packs, so the individual probably thought, "I
> know let's let Uncle Ken free to roam the internet and find his
> calling in life".
>
> So now Uncle Ken has a family, he doesn't like indenting (by the
> way I stumbled across an old text editor that won't let you
> indent), he's almost real. His creator gave him access to some
> sophisticated databases such as the "Encyclopedia Britanica",
> "National Geographical", and many other reputable publications
> (hence the clear headed and accurate posting that we got a day or
> so ago about the names of parts of musical instruments).
>
> I like Ken a lot and am glad that he's around, and that we can
> all spot the fact that he's a program and not areal person, it
> affirms one belief in human nature and means that computers will
> never take over the world.
>
> Cheers
> Steve
This does not compute. This does not compute. I have as yet insuffecient
data to fomulate a meaningful response. Buzz. Click.
Please have a nice day :)
--
Ken Tyler
mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net
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LOL, no one gave him a universe of discourse!!!
--
Lance.
---
For the latest 3D Studio MAX plug-ins, images and much more, go to:
The Zone - http://come.to/the.zone
>This does not compute. This does not compute. I have as yet insuffecient
>data to fomulate a meaningful response. Buzz. Click.
>
>Please have a nice day :)
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>WHAT is it that you people want from me anyway !!! - BLOOD ?
That, and your ...soooouuul ! <spooky background music>
--
...coffee?...yes please! extra sugar,extra cream...Thank you.
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he he he, I'll buy it off you for $5 Ken... ;-)
--
Lance.
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For the latest 3D Studio MAX plug-ins, images and much more, go to:
The Zone - http://come.to/the.zone
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> Don Tyler fights bravely against the evil indenting empire with his
> non-indented sources! <g>
I never indent either, and always put an object with all its textures and
such on one line too.
Bad habit, yes, but I'm certainly not going to start now ;-)
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