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«sheryls» *sigh* please? :) (Jun 25, 2002 @ 5:21pm) «John J. Ryan» What is the money for? (Jun 25, 2002 @ 5:27pm) «Kate Leahy» okay. big question for all the computer geeks out there (Jun 25, 2002 @ 5:44pm) «Kate Leahy» my school network seems to be down completely and we have groupwise e-mail (Jun 25, 2002 @ 5:44pm) «Kate Leahy» is there any way for me to get my mail?! (Jun 25, 2002 @ 5:45pm) «jaye» /me has an identity crisis as she tries to set up an email addy at school (Jun 25, 2002 @ 5:46pm) «A.J.» Hmm. Dead wall (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:14pm) «A girl named Becca» quite. maybe we should try cpr. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:15pm) «A.J.» Or electro-shock therapy (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:16pm) «Eri» speaking of mail (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:18pm) «Eri» There is now mail on its way to Paul M., Carey, and Gordon. Just so's you know. Watch the mailbox and all. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:18pm) «A.J.» /me read that as Paul M. Carey (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:19pm) «A.J.» /me was thinking "who the heck is Paul M. Carey. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:19pm) «A.J.» " (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:19pm) «A.J.» ? (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:19pm) «A.J.» would someone please tell Netscape to quit crashing today. Enough is enough! (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:21pm) «nate...» it's your own fault for using crappy code bloatware. :) (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:30pm) «bored, bored, bored....» Hey all - Eri, speaking of mail...are you about ready for an Escents Care package? (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:34pm) «A.J.» um... if Netscape is crappy code bloatware, what does that make IE? (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:35pm) «Talcott» 'ello folks (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:36pm) «A.J.» And don't try telling me that Opera is a viable alternative. Bah. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:36pm) «Talcott» Back in my day we had text-only internet, and we were happy with it! (what's sad is how young I am and saying that. My family was a bit behind the times ;) (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:37pm) «Rob Balder» Back in my day, we had crap for computers. The at-computer seemed plausible to us. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:38pm) «bored, bored, bored....» Yeah - well, back in *my* day, computers took up whole rooms and used puch cards and....well....crap, I'm old...:-D (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:39pm) «Talcott» I remember when text files needed to be deleated to save space. I'd need 50 of my old hard drives just to store my MP3s (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:39pm) «Rob Balder» What and odd typo...the Bat-computer. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:39pm) «Rob Balder» Ugh I can't type! (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:40pm) «Talcott» I remember when I was disapointed that my parents bought a PC instead of an apple IIe (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:41pm) «Rob Balder» "Robin, I'll just push the button for warehouses downtown, the button for umbrella thefts, and the button for candy stores that have closed in the last month... (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:41pm) «Talcott» (yay! The thunderstorm is rolling in! This is the first of the season I think) (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:41pm) «A.J.» That IS disappointing. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:41pm) «Rob Balder» Ah, here's the card. Looks like it's the Penguin again." (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:41pm) «jaye» /me misses her ancient mac. grr. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:42pm) «A.J.» /me remembers when the PC was a substandard machine to the Commodore 64. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:42pm) «A.J.» /me grew up with Dial telephones and a black and white TV that had a knob (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:42pm) «Talcott» I remember DOS being the norm, and windows just an add-on. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:43pm) «Rob Balder» I played a game by receiver-cradle modem in 1975 on my dad's portable teletype. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:43pm) «A.J.» Computers were these things that existed somewhere else and you talked to them with a teletype machine the size of a small piano (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:43pm) «Talcott» Of course we had Geoworks, which didn't work with anything. I finaly got him to let it boot to DOS (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:43pm) «renita» 48 minutes - but I'm not counting. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:43pm) «bored, bored, bored....» Hey AJ - did you ever have an Atari? I did....wish I'd kept it now. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:43pm) «A.J.» They could print out Snoopy in text characters. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:43pm) «jaye» 45 and neither am i (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:44pm) «Talcott» I always wanted a receiver-cradle modem. Ever since I saw Wargames (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:44pm) «Rob Balder» In millions of years, there will be one computer mind running the Universe. And you will still be able to shell to DOS on it. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:44pm) «Talcott» Ah here I start work in 15 mins. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:44pm) «lawrence» Rob - no, there will be two. a PC and a Mac. and when the PC crashes, the Mac will take over. :) (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:45pm) «Talcott» But I don't want to shell DOS, I want to run DOS all by its lonesome. Ok, GUIs have advantages, but dos looks better sometimes ;) (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:45pm) «Eri» /me is so ready for a care package. *belated* (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:45pm) «Eri» and jaci, your goodies should get there any day now. :) (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:45pm) «Talcott» Eri, you should have new music in the next couple of days from Ohio as well (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:46pm) «A.J.» I never had an Atari, I was a Commodore guy. The guy down the hall from me in college had one though. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:46pm) «bored, bored, bored....» Eri - great. Frum me with what you like, OK? I can't remember what I sent you before...'cause I'm like, all old 'n stuff. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:46pm) «A.J.» They were cool because they were a computer AND a video game. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:46pm) «Rob Balder» OK Lawrence. I will buy the idea that an intractible 5% of the Universe will be run by a Mac mind. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:46pm) «nate...» wait.. you're calling IE bloatware, and you use nutscrape? that's rich. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:47pm) «lawrence» our first was a PC. top of the line at the time. 512kb of RAM and a 20MB hard drive. :) (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:47pm) «nate...» I'm no MS fan.... but.... as a browser, it's much cleaner. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:47pm) «jaye» yay! mail! =) (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:47pm) «lawrence» IE is full of security holes, though. and if it crashes it takes down the whole oS. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:47pm) «nate...» whoops... behind the times.... :) (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:47pm) «lawrence» and it has all those proprietary things that have taught people bad HTML practices. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:48pm) «nate...» lawrence: so you keep saying, but I have yet to see ANY case where IE takes down the os in a crash. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:48pm) «Michael (foof) Maki» I wanna go home. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:48pm) «lawrence» nate, XP? (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:48pm) «Talcott» Um...have you never /run/ IE? (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:48pm) «wild bill» cleaner and about 18000 times more virus prone. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:48pm) «lawrence» I've had the misfortune of using IE a few times, yes. it's horrendously bad. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:48pm) «A.J.» /me notes with satisfaction that he seems to have rekindled the PC/Mac religious war quite nicely (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:48pm) «nate...» I've been running xp for about 6 months. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:49pm) «Talcott» I mean, I use it over netscape, but it crashes fairly frequently. Expecialy in a computer lab (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:49pm) «wild bill» then again i run mozilla.. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:49pm) «nate...» and I run IE..... it's less buggy than mozilla..... and netscape doesn't even count as software. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:49pm) «lawrence» ah. xp seems to be a bit better. but in 98, iE crashed everything hard a lot. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:49pm) «lawrence» Mozilla is great. most of the major bugs have been worked out, and you can block crappy popup ads. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:49pm) «Talcott» See, I'm a weird case. In theory, I like Mac better, but am more used to PC. Mostly, I just want to change the ways windows work in Mac (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:49pm) «Michael (foof) Maki» Yeah. My observations pretty closely match Nate's. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:49pm) «nate...» well, 98 was buggy as hell... (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:50pm) «nate...» XP is pretty much the first OS *EVER* that's been a final release when released. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:50pm) «A.J.» IS buggy as hell (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:50pm) «Talcott» well, it had to be. Otherwise it would be a national security risk *rolls eyes* (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:50pm) «A.J.» Many of us are stuck with it for various reasons (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:50pm) «nate...» well, 98 is the past. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:50pm) «Michael (foof) Maki» I just hate the dogmatism of many mac users online. If I read one more thread that goes from... (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:50pm) «nate...» it's like someone using 3.1 (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:50pm) «Talcott» /me steps away from the computer discussion for a bit. Who wants to talk Lit? (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:51pm) «bored, bored, bored....» <interrupt> Is it necessary to have a passport to enter the US now? I've heard Canadians don't need one....</interrupt> (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:51pm) «lawrence» dogmatism of mac users? and what about the anti-mac people? the people who won't even accept that *maybe* there's something Macs are really good at? (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:51pm) «Michael (foof) Maki» "What is the big diff between Mac and PC" to "PCs SuX0r! Mac Rulez!" (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:51pm) «nate...» 3.1 was a fun toy... as were all other windows os's..... 2Kpro was the first workable release... and XP is the first one I'd actually spend money on. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:51pm) «lawrence» oh, well that's just stupid, then. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:52pm) «Rob Balder» I'd love to talk lit. Unfortunately I am sober. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:52pm) «nate...» *laughs* (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:52pm) «Michael (foof) Maki» Lisa: It's my understanding that Canadians still don't need passports to visit the U.S. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:52pm) «lawrence» as windows OS's go, XP is actually reasonably good. there are some.... issues with it, but at least it doesn't bluescreen all the time. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:52pm) «nate...» haven't tried a border crossing recently....... (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:52pm) «nate...» I have yet to see XP crash. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:53pm) «Michael (foof) Maki» Lawrence: Well, I, at least, am not one of those people. (Jun 25, 2002 @ 6:53pm) « Previous 100 entries | Next 100 entries »
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