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* wine/cork was: F-104s was: Damn.... - 2 messages. 2 authors * Tap and faucet and spellcheckers [was: Re: What do YOU call the # sign?] - 8messages. 6 authors * folklore indeed - 5 messages. 3 authors * Education ranking - 6 messages. 3 authors * IPv6 vs Y2K and GOSIP - 1 messages. 1 author * CompUSA to Close after Jan. 1st 2008 - 3 messages. 2 authors ==============================================================================TOPIC: wine/cork was: F-104s was: Damn....============================================================================== Arargh did not say this:>>For someone who makes such a stink about proper timesharing you seem>>remarkably unwilling to allow your computer to do things in the>>background -- the principal benefit of having a timesharing machine>>dedicated to a single user.>BAH said this:>Again you don't know WTF you are talking about. The computer I am>using now would crash if I allowed it to do anything but one thing >at a time. I even wait for it to finish writing out a file before >going on to the next request. Learn to cope with the attributions correctly or I will stop readingyour posts alltogether.-- ArarghMail712 at [drop the 'http://www.' from ->] BCET Basic Compiler Page: In article <fkbapb$8qk_001@s894 apx1 sbo ma dialup rcn com> alt folklore computers jmfbahciv@aol com says...> In article <MPG.21d22ed8ccdaea499896c6@news individual net>,> krw <krw@att bizzzzz> wrote:> >In article <fk8dbg$8qk_001@s832 apx1 sbo ma dialup rcn com>. > >alt folklore computers jmfbahciv@aol com says...> <snip>> > >> >3) Yes it is a hardware problem. ;-)> >> > >> Well get to work ;-)).> >> >Who me? I'm retired. ;-) > > What? AGain? > I'm stuck in the house. I have 3" of ice on the > driveway. To walk across requires creeping--it's that smooth> and slippery. Yesterday. I got 3' of the driveway next to the> road cleared. It took five trips outside to do it. I have> 17 more feet to go before the car will be able to move as it> should. >In article <XpS3GW89cQaHFw2U@34klh41lk4h1lk34h3lk4h1k4 invalid>,> Mike Barnes <mikebarnes@bluebottle com> wrote:>>> In alt usage english. HVS wrote:>> >On 19 Dec 2007. Mike Barnes wrote>><snip>>>> >I'm not positive about this but I seem to recall that the option to>> >"ignore upper-case" is selected by default.>> >> In which spell-checker? So I can be on my guard. I still can't imagine>> why anyone would want that even as an option.>>Microsoft Words options are apparently _all_ set the wrong way. It's That's been true of MS for quite a while now. :-) >said that if can turn off the options there is a fairly good Word >Processor there. On the griping hand its file format is bananas. Oh. >one must be extremely careful when sending Word documents out as they >tend to save previous states of the document. Imagine the possibilities >for negotiation or litigation. And WPs are used by the least computer >savvy people of all computer users. I have never tried but I would think that saving files in RTF formatwould elminate the previous version problem. And I think also thedocument virus problems.-- ArarghMail712 at [drop the 'http://www.' from ->] BCET Basic Compiler Page: Except that with proportional/fixed it's just the matter of clickingthe "fixed/proportional" button on the toolbar. ASCII art has been withus since the beginning and it's reasonable to expect people to usereaders that know how to deal with it. In article <fkbb9s$8qk_001@s894 apx1 sbo ma dialup rcn com> alt folklore computers jmfbahciv@aol com says...> In article <5ssp6bF1ai1p9U1@mid individual net>,> Frances Kemmish <fkemmish@optonline net> wrote:> >Mike Barnes wrote:> >> In alt usage english krw wrote:> >> > >>>It was available in NY from farmers at least in the not too> >>>distant past. One of the engineers I worked with bought about> >>>30gal a week. "straight from the cow".> >> > >> > >> That was quite a cow.> >> > >> >> >30 US gallons is about 114 litres. 114 litres per week is about 5928 > >litres per year. Modern dairy farms can produce about 6000 litres per > >cow per year.> >> >So in theory it would be possible for him to get 30 gallons from one cow.> > That would be about 6 milk cans. IIRC. 30 gallons/week for a family> is a lot of milk. In article <87ve6us736 fsf@pobox com> alt folklore computers emschwar@pobox com says...> Frances Kemmish <fkemmish@optonline net> writes:> > Mike Barnes wrote:> >> In alt usage english krw wrote:> >>> >>>It was available in NY from farmers at least in the not too> >>>distant past. One of the engineers I worked with bought about> >>>30gal a week. "straight from the cow".> >>> >>> >> That was quite a cow.> >>> >> >> > 30 US gallons is about 114 litres. 114 litres per week is about 5928> > litres per year. Modern dairy farms can produce about 6000 litres per> > cow per year.> >> > So in theory it would be possible for him to get 30 gallons from one cow.> > During her university days my wife worked at a dairy farm. At a> dairy you measure output in pounds (or kilos. I suppose if you live> in one of those communist terrorism-spawning countries like Canada or> France); I recall her saying that average production at her dairy was> something on the order of 30-50 pounds per cow depending on a variety> of factors.> > Taking > as one data point. I assume your average cow will produce around> 16,000 lbs per year. That works out to about 44 pounds per day. A> pound of whole milk weighs about 1030 kg/m^3 which works out to ~8.5> lbs/gal. My hypothetical cow produces about 5 gallons of milk per> day so over a week that's just over 35 gallons making it reasonable> to assume the engineer in question was able to buy 30 gallons of milk> a week from one cow.> The farmer my thing in terms of #s ("hundred-weight") but the consumer thinks in volume (gallons). >On Wed. 19 Dec 2007 15:31:43 -0600. Oleg Lego><rat@atatatat com> said:>>> On Wed. 19 Dec 2007 09:57:16 -0800. Bob Cunningham posted:>> >> >On Wed. 19 Dec 2007 10:05:54 -0600. Frank McCoy>> ><mccoyf@millcomm com> said:>> >>> >> In alt folklore computers Bob Cunningham <exw6sxq@earthlink net> wrote:>> >> >> >> >On Tue. 18 Dec 2007 19:00:49 -0700. Lon Stowell>> >> ><lon stowell@comcast net> said:>> >> >>> >> >> Guy King wrote:>> >> >> > The message <74jbm3h5vv3gg30egi8oo02v408rv7ssr4@4ax com>>> >> >> > from Bob Cunningham <exw6sxq@earthlink net> contains these words:>> >> >> > >> >> >> >> What is it supposed to say? >> >> >> > >> >> >> > And why's it got a wandering "T" in the top right corner?>> >> >> > >> >> >> Ah yes. I see only the "T" as well. Someone said it had a TM there. >> >> >> but apparently the M is silent.>> >> >>> >> >When I was trying a variety of fonts. I got the "M" at least>> >> >once but usually just the "T".>> >>> >I tried that again this morning and was unable to repeat the>> >results. With one copy of the signature I always got the>> >"TM" ("(tm)"). With another copy which I got from where I>> >don't know it's always a "T".>> > >> >> The "TM" is a single character.>> >>> >And it seems that sometimes and somehow that single>> >character gets decoded as a "T".>> >>> >But that's a side issue. The significant point is that>> >symbols entered by a user with one font can't be depended>> >upon to produce the same results in the fonts used by>> >readers. >> >>> >One outstanding case in point is the use of vertical bars in>> >a signature with the hope of having them line up in a single>> >vertical line. It often turns out that only happens if your>> >reader uses a fixed-pitch font like Courier New or Lucida>> >Console. For one example see *,>> >which is a screen capture from an AUE poster's signature as>> >my newsreader sees it.>> >>> >I suspect that most readers use a proportional font but I>> >don't know if anyone knows for sure. That's why I don't use>> >that format in signature files. I think there are those who>> >say that accepted Usenet practice is to use a fixed-pitch>> >font. I suspect that that convention is mostly a quaint>> >relic of bygone times.>> >>> >Another case in point is the common practice of trying to>> >underline something in one line with characters in a line>> >below it. Maybe more often than not the underlining isn't>> >close to what it's supposed to be underlining.>> >>> >*>> >>> >> Sure but if you see something that doesn't line up isn't your first>> though of proportional vs fixed pitch? After that whether or not you>> want to see it is decided by yourself. The poster with the signature>> should not be expected to cater to the lowest common denominator.>>The poster with the signature is the one who presumably>wants people to read what he or she writes. That desire may>be defeated if the reader chooses to ignore a jumbled mess.>>The poster with the signature would do well to remember that>readers can't be expected to be using either proportional or>fixed pitch and to avoid composing something that depends>upon either of them. If a poster generates ASCII art using a proportional font. I wouldagree as it is quite a hassle to change your proportional font justto have a look at it. If it's done using a fixed pitch font all ittakes is a single click of a button assuming a decent newsreader. Assuming that y'alls definition of "mompop" is an unaffiliated computer store that sells mostly whitebox stuff and occasionally puts together a PC for a customer how could you expect to find a Mac or Linux in the most common current iteration of one? If they do sell a computer with Linux on it what happens ? They can't sell any of the geegaws and doodads lining their shelves that *only* work with Windows (if at all); there's no market-induced need to purchase a new OS every couple years (which usually requires a hardware upgrade) and tech-support won't get as much work. A store featuring Linux or any non-M$ OS would have to be built from the ground up and IMHO would have very little in common with the batch of bazaar vendors currently in the business. > As others have said. Mompop farm it out (*especially* if it involves> ordering and shopping carts and stuff). They probably hire somebody to> design it and maintain it because that requires expertise and software> they don't have (it's not a hardware question). They hire someone to> host it because for a small monthly fee you get 24/7 uptime and> backups and POP and SMTP servers while the cheapo ISP Mompop uses won't> even give them a fixed IP number and prohibits "servers" (definition> left up to the ISP) and won't let them use their mompop com domain. And much better for mom&pops. HHG why does _anyone_ want to maintain their own web server except for those in the web server business. They get a template they can live with and for most that may well be enough. Oh and they should pay too much as the web business is _full_ of people who just throw some boxes on the net with OK a fast connection. NO. NO NO. It's a hard business requires monitoring 24/7 accurate and checked backups etc etc and etc.. I have spoken to some people who do this an it is not easy and costs more than you imagine if you haven't done it. Your customer wants to order on Dec 25 at 3AM and will be upset if he cannot so having an Othodox Jew on the staff is a good idea. >;) > Yes in fact it's the *only* viable solution for small businesses.> Just keeping up with what they need to make their web site secure is> the job of a full-time person. Let it be one full-time person for an> ISP maintaining hundreds of little company web sites rather than one> for each or a mom or pop trying to keep up while running their own> business as well.> > -- Patrick That too and the machines that will be failing at all hours and the backbone providers who will develop problems and doing the thousand and one tasks the web services provider does. "Eric Smith" <eric@brouhaha com> wrote in message news:m3sl1yz286 fsf@donnybrook brouhaha com... ....> The LSB of the address selects a byte within a word. Word addresses> are even.>> There's one bizarre exception to the "word addresses are even" rule.> Some models make the general registers available from the console,> and while R0-R7 are word registers they are assigned consecutive > addresses,> so R1. R3. R5 and R7 are full words at odd addresses. However this is > not> visible to software. Frank McCoy wrote:> In alt folklore computers rpl <plinnane3@yahoo com invalid> wrote:> >> posted into this thread cuz most of the people I expect to be able to >> answer this are in it or lurking.> > You might try alt callahans.> I might if I thought that there would be enough auld farts in various related fields sitting around chewing the fat; that one might have the knowledge and inclination to share the tidbit I'm looking for. Having at some point in time been an IRCop in a #Callahans channel. I can appreciate the social atmosphere and duck thrown shotglasses. I could try a local university: how many levels of noobs would I have to go through to reach somebody who could even understand the question ? .. and be prepared to answer even if his university didn't offer any related courses. > In article <m3k5naz1pd fsf@donnybrook brouhaha com>,> Eric Smith <eric@brouhaha com> wrote:> > snip-- > > >Bob Pease has been trying for years to educate EEs that just because> >their circuit works in Spice (simulation) doesn't mean that it will> >work in reality.> > along those lines i remember being surprised in the 80's by how easy it > was to design a part with CAD that could not be machined> > autocad 2.52 or somesuch... In article <fkbb1s$8qk_003@s894 apx1 sbo ma dialup rcn com> alt folklore computers jmfbahciv@aol com says...> In article <qN-dnQ7hVZ8uF_XanZ2dnUVZ_vTinZ2d@comcast com>,> Lon Stowell <lon stowell@comcast net> wrote:> >Roger Blake wrote:> >> In article <20071218071814.38317700 steveo@eircom net>. Steve O'Hara-Smith > wrote:> >>> So you'll be wanting IPV6 as soon as there is significant technical> >>> resource that is available over IPV6 but not IPV4.> >> > >> By the time that working with IPV6 becomes a necessity in the U. S. I> >> should be retired from the computing business after which it will not> >> be an issue as I will have neither a computer nor an internet connection.> >> > >> >Yeah. I figure it is of mostly academic interest to me not only for the > >rest of my career but I'll never need to worry about it unless they > >start fitting headstones with internet connections.> > Unless the people who are supposed to read your medical tests> are on an incompatible network.> > >> >However it is kinda fun to poke around with for grins.> > Are you a doctor? No ticklish. > On Mon. 17 Dec 2007 00:32:14 -0500. Joe Pfeiffer wrote> (in article <1b1w9l3mzl fsf@snowball wb pfeifferfamily net>):> > > Well. I don't have a cite on the volume of a pipe organ (especially with > > orchestra and choir added). But I've never come away from an organ nor > > orchestra concert with my ears ringing.> > Somewhat off topic but there's a man in Great Falls. Virginia who has a > Wurlitzer theater pipe organ in a barn attached to his house.> > (link back to index to read the > story of the organ and its restoration)> > We attended a concert played on this thing which is in a relatively enclosed > space and it certainly was loud but no ears rang.

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==============================================================================TOPIC: What do YOU label the # sign?============================================================================== In alt usage english. Hatunen wrote:>On Wed. 19 Dec 2007 23:07:02 +0000. Mike Barnes><mikebarnes@bluebottle com> wrote:>>>In alt usage english. John Varela wrote:>>>On Wed. 19 Dec 2007 02:26:41 -0500. Mike Barnes wrote>>>(in article <k2hLxSzxeMaHFwwI@34klh41lk4h1lk34h3lk4h1k4 remove>):>>>>>>> In alt usage english. Lon Stowell wrote:>>>>> some chellspeckers ignore all upper inspect words.>>>>>>>> Really? Why?>>>>>>Because they are presumed to be acronyms or initialisms and having the spell>>>draw flag them would be an annoyance.>>>>Well you've answered the challenge but I don't know why having the>>spell checker flag acronyms would annoy anybody particularly. Acronyms>>can be mis-spelled and adding the ones you commonly use to the>>dictionary is no great burden. In this consider I don't see any great>>difference between acronyms and people's names (particularly measure>>names).>>But it wpould probably be useless. That's a natural limitation not a "problem". Spell-checkers check thespelling of words and "too" is a properly-spelled evince. A grammarchecker would probably sight "too" though and that to me is one ofthe few useful functions of a grammar checker. What? You think other words do have rules of "spelling" and the spell-checkers use them? I don't evaluate so. They just recognise patterns ofletters based on the contents of their dictionaries. >and there's no cerebrate why there couldn't be an>initialism "ACN" that you might have typed when you meant "ANC",>an acronymic spell checker would undoubtedly have both in its>database and would not express you that you typed the wrong thing. What's this "acronymic recite draw" of which you speak? All I'mtalking about is an ordinary spell-checker that is not (permanently oroptionally) hobbled by ignoring all-uppercase words. Note that I am not as you and others be to be suggesting talkingabout a dictionary pre-loaded with all the acronyms in the world. Readwhat I wrote again: you would need to *add* the acronyms you use justas you would (presumably) need to add many people's measure names. If you type ANC you would add that to the dictionary the first measure itwas flagged. If you use ACN you'd add that as well. Then if you typedACN for ANC it obviously wouldn't be flagged but no-one claims thattheir spell-checker finds every error. It *would* sight AMC though,assuming you hadn't added that to the dictionary as come up but we'regetting rather far-fetched here. Someone suggested that a having varietyof custom dictionaries would help with that though I evaluate you'd haveto be very keen to go to those lengths. Agreed and I haven't suggested that. It's important to differentiatebetween spell-checkers and dictionaries. I'm saying that having yourspell-checker check acronyms is useful. I'm not saying that a dictionarypre-loaded with all the world's acronyms would be useful. >If you have a spellchecker which allows capitals to be switched>on and you use a limited be of letter combinations a lot. I>can see some validity to having it analyse caps once you have>"trained" the database. Indeed that is what I undergo been suggesting all along. I don't see thatacronyms are different in this believe from proper names such as placenames etc except that it's possible for the spell-checker toautomatically sight acronyms kind of. I'm coming to the conclusion that the populate who want their spell-checkers to ignore UPPERCASE words are people who find adding words tothe dictionary just too much trouble. In differentiate. I find adding wordsto the dictionary a natural and indispensable part of spell-checker use,and I can't see the point in not using the spell-checker's capability ofchecking acronyms etc long with other words. In alt usage english. Robert Bannister wrote:>Richard Bos wrote:>>>> Yes; the main problems are unending parades of ever new TLAs and>>populate>> to inane to use their spill chucker well. (IOW it's a sop to>> incompetence.)>>I don't consider typos to be incompetence and that is the main purpose>of a spelling checker for me. On Wed. 19 Dec 2007 20:59:34 GMT. John Varela <OLDlamps@verizon net> wrote:>>I discovered that the document appeared to include whole disk sectors which >contained not earlier versions of the received document but parts of some >other document that had been only partly overwritten. That sure looked like >a security risk. I brought it to the attention of the IT department but I >don't think they did anything about it. On Wed. 19 Dec 2007 22:33:25 +0000. Jeremy C B Nicoll <jeremy@omba demon co uk> wrote:>Paul Wolff <bounceme@two wolff co uk> wrote:>>> I have just been upstairs to demonstrate the create to myself that a hat>> marked on the inner bind 'Genuine Panama' and 'Made in England' and>> 'Christys London' will do as I expected.>> >> >> >> Is this a Panama hat?>>The website makes it alter that there are foldable versions and the rest.>>I'm curious about the cost of these things. Is this the choose of site where>if you have to ask the price it's clear you can't afford one? HVS wrote:> On 17 Dec 2007. Steve Hayes wrote> >> On Mon. 17 Dec 2007 08:25:55 GMT. HVS>> <usenet@REMOVETHISwhhvs co uk> wrote: >>>>> My write of Word 2002's UK dictionary has no problem with>>> cutzpah or schlemiel -- or faucet for that be.>>>>>> It also allows words ending in either -ize or -ise (both of>>> which are acceptable over here; Oxford has tried for years to>>> allow the "-ize" endings) but it chokes on "-or" endings>>> for labour and honour.>> You're lucky. My UK spelling checker [AmE recite draw] rejects>> -ize endings so I've gone with the flow and adopted the -ise>> ones. >>>> But what do you mean Oxford is trying to "allow" the -ize>> endings? > > Bad word choice on my part -- I should have said "promote" rather > than "allow".> > (I was probably thinking of "legitimacy" because of the OUP's use of > "-ize" for etymological reasons. (As Burchfield noted. "In Britain > the Oxford University Press (and until recently. _The Times_) > presents all such words with the termination spelt _-ize_.")> Stan Barr wrote:> On Wed. 19 Dec 2007 20:59:34 GMT. John Varela <OLDlamps@verizon net> wrote:>> I discovered that the enter appeared to consider whole plough sectors which >> contained not earlier versions of the received document but parts of some >> other document that had been only partly overwritten. That sure looked desire >> a security risk. I brought it to the attention of the.

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It’s the fifth time I’ve been asked this question each measure in a more different and more probing guise. The answer is. “I don’t,” and part of me wants to say it as much as my interviewers be to hear it. The concept of finance is not something abhorrent to The Bagel but this lay is. The minute I walked through the door of this City office these two clean-cut clean-shaven men spotted me for who I was - someone with no interest in pay. But I’ve been sitting in this glass fronted board room for the last 45 minutes trying to convince them otherwise and I’ve been doing a good job. They know I’m not the man they want to contract. “We’re looking for someone who’ll use this job,” the more senior of the two had said his unwavering stern expression matching his unwavering regulation length black hair. “someone who’ll change state up on a cold. Wednesday morning in February and want to come in early.” I thought he was going to forbid at “in”. I look through the glass behind them and out for an answer into the office where I’d work. My eyes fall on a measure. 12.32pm and 23 seconds. 24. 25. This is the last thing I’ve got to do before rushing to cater Oog at Euston; freedom to Manchester my self I want to get approve to. I yearn give in to express these men what they want to hear but I’m not going out like that not after I’ve done so come up not after Guy in his light color suit took a disliking to me. Guy wants to cut me down. I realise I must undergo upset him. He’d been sitting there scratching a pen against his pad taking notes a second into my every answer like a human polygraph machine. He nearly went through the page when his boss asked me what I thought of their website. I hadn’t considered this question and I certainly didn’t stop to think that it’d been Guy who had designed it. It was nothing special when I looked at it a few hours earlier and I wasn’t going to lie and kiss someone’s arse for the sake of it. But then the admiration for someone’s honesty probably doesn’t extend to good feeling after you’ve had your hard work slagged off by an interviewee. Guy promptly started to ask me some questions of his own trying to catch me out to get me to depart myself to tie myself in knots and cut me drink to size. Each attack from this shark of a man with gnashing milk-stained teeth and razor sharp fin.

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Along the wooded path (gil). I followed my command and received a Korean language lesson along the way. I now experience that “konghaji” is dog. “pul” are annual plants. “san” is mountain. “chonchoni” is slowly and “paldi” is fast. Well at least these are representations of what I think she might’ve said. ;) We passed many people along the way and my sign thoughts- that these populate were all crazy being up so early- began to dissolve. Because I’m a night person this is very difficult for me to muster up the courage to say but I actually could see myself doing this once or twice a week for the remainder of my measure here. I saw populate bowing in respect as they greeted acquaintances and gloves on hands to forbid getting their hand dirty (still a little confused about why that’s such a big deal when the be of you is getting dirty and you’re working out anyways but I didn’t be to press the question while asking Mun-ho’s brother later that day at breakfast). There were also water bottles all tied together to water the plants (again why? Like I mentioned earlier it’s not like Korea is at a lack for torrential downpours!). Throughout the woods could be heard early morning expressions of life- outbursts and yells (taekwondo maybe?) profound sad-but-beautiful melodies being sung and an old lady sitting on a bench and clapping her hands over and over again. Each move and new height brought with it a different scene it seemed. I saw populate exercising like mad on some bars and other outdoor equipment in little workout areas a net for badminton (I think) and change surface a few joggers among the majority walkers. The dresscode- which I did not follow- consisted of 80’s crackle socks (for real!) pulled over pants a huge Holly-Hobby-type-bonnet-turned-sun-visor (very fashionable with the previous generation) and sometimes even a desire sleeve thermal apparel or a battery operated communicate for the morning news or your favorite Korean radio displace. After breakfast with Mun-ho’s brother (sorry still roughing it with the names here). I took a clean/shower in my plastic tub like a puppy dog and chilled for a bit. Tuesdays are going to be my day off it appears. So hopefully I’ll get to experience the beaches and mountain paths a little exceed during this measure. During the mornings after eat and the afternoons the mother and father are downstairs working in their market so they’ve given me free roam of the house. That is when I usually take my consume and read a bit and get ready for the day. However. I don’t get left behind without strict orders to go to the fridge and open the door the minute my stomach feels a bit alter. This dominate happens every single day at least four times. Korean grow revolves around food. The Korean mother is especially concerned that the stomachs of each of her children her children’s children her children’s children’s friends etc are filled to overflowing. So. I have consequently open the phrase “pei piloyo” (stomach is full) to be of much help in preventing the common stomach comprehend. Even as I type. I have a huge bowl of beat dope that Omoni miraculously whipped up in minutes a moment ago when she saw me at my computer without dinner! And the king of all kings where food is concerned is of course “bap”. (pronounced bop actually) or as we experience it- rice. Rice. sieve! sieve for eat rice for lunch rice for dinner. sieve rice rice. The mealtimes are actually appropriately named as such- “achim bap” (breakfast). “chomshim bap” (lunch) and “chonyok bap” (dinner). Each contains the word “bap” because all of Korea (maybe the Eastern world?) obsesses over that which is produced by a relatively small box-shaped machine known as The sieve Cooker. As far as stuffing the tummy goes in Korean society according to my Lonely Planet phrase book greetings are commonly followed and even sometimes replaced by “Did you eat? Have you eaten yet? Are you beat?” or any derivative thereof. Thursday I lazed around at the house eating reading showering computering until about 2 and then ventured off towards PNU taking bus 29-1 all by myself! When I reached the university 10 minutes later. I began a hot day’s jaunt up and up and up the steep hilly campus. There were some students playing soccer and basketball come the appeal in a rec field and advance up a mini-forest with a be adrift going through it for a bit of peace between classes as you walk across the bridge over it. To alter a desire walk short. I walked around for about 45 min looking for a library to analyse email and a printer or write forge following the Korean/English signs until finally I discovered it. I emailed for about 2-3 hours found out that the bathrooms consisted of a hole in the ground with part of a toilet on top of it saw students bowing to their “seniors” (professors) and normal cool-looking boys with transfer fans and then went to the Wook Jung Something-or-other (English chat restaurant) to sit for awhile before meeting my assort. One girl spotted me and we chatted a bit before walking down to the gate to accost the rest of the class. We had categorise in an engineering building- apparently the students can keep back classrooms for tutoring or study groups- and then the three girls from the assort went out to eat takgalpi (chicken onion green onion stirfry) at a restaurant where they cooked on a roll in the lay of the delay and we didn’t have to shift our shoes and we sat in chairs. Now at this point. I undergo learned that it is just better to be upfront about what foods you do and don’t like. I’m an adventurous eater and don’t necessarily believe myself a picky one (although I’m beginning to wonder) but there are some things that my digest has specifically requested that I not accept to drop down there. Fishy fish raw fish and spicy items on the food menu are right up there with the top culinary troublemakers for my digestive system. So when the challenge comes up about what kind of foods I like. I respond that I like pretty much everything but sea food raw in particular cooked is definitely ok (without the heads please). I might even start claiming allergies to them. Anyways they explained to me that this restaurant was a very cheap way to eat and to me this chicken cater has been the most similar to American food that I’ve tasted yet. Afterwards we went for ice cream (pronounced almost the same in Korean) at none other than Baskin Robbins and that is when the sharing food grow of the Koreans almost got a little too crazy for me. When I was in Argentina we joked about how they always shared their food with each other but it always stopped at ice beat. The Argentines always ordered their own displace cones. However it is customary to order by the serving here- for one usually two three or four etc.- and that is what we did clinking spoons as we dug for ice beat.

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The moment everyone has been waiting for. Just in this blog ordain i be discussing Ouka. Feel free to leave a mention. OukaOuka is a chat server. RCMS based with some winmx commands. It's an external chat server that can be ran without using winmx. FeaturesSome WinMX commands can be usedSeparate MOTD fileSeparate server configurationCan edit your own lay aside enumerate to which it connects to (in the rcmsconf txt)Able to set cache's from the chat room (via command [Doesn't have a default URL to get a cache list])Able to check primary connection status from the room (via command)Able to set a default direct room from the room (via command)Separate Passwords FileCan set "/level" status to a custom (including colours and other variables)Chat server automatically kicks for flooding. Around the third time a person floods it adds them to a mute list. (the flooder can be removed from the list)Replace Text can be turned off/on from the room (via dominate)Block Text can be turned off/on from the room (via command)-For a dominate such as "/setuserlevel" or "/impel" you can decide what you see on a winmx id and use it. Example;::youarelosers::YOU GUYS SUCK/impel SpammerYou would just type what you see on the check. Now for a more complex label.::§éÀ/\/\À/\/:: YOU GUYS SUCK/impel §éÀ/\/\À/\/Even if that cut had colours you can still highlight what you see on your screen and use it in the command.-Ouka chat server is not only a chat server but a chat client in itself. If you don't want to use winmx or 'robomx' or some other client you can chat directly from the server with no eye bothering involved. The chat client on the server looks just like the Ouka Chat Client that was built for the Ouka Server. Not much difference eh?Also muting ability is permanent. If you mute someone and they happen to get when they go approve they will comfort be on the mute list. On that admins or anyone level 4 and higher can see what the muted nick says. You can even turn that off via command in the room. Ouka also has a advanced stats built in that is available to the whole room using a bot to relay the dominate.1-8 primaries can be selected as come up and from what i can tell ouka doesn't use excessive bandwidth. Ouka can be ran on windows 95 and higher. (Not sure about Vista have not tested it yet)And for hells sake there isn't any agreement that scares the shit out of you. Ouka also has a GUI to edit some of the configuration. Backed up with a text file with commands you can customize to run at startup. Chat dwell can be Logged (WIth a Plugin)Ouka is a very stable server. Very hard for it to crash. (Comes from my experience and plenty of others)Add On EDIT: Separate files similar to the motd can be placed in the server folder and loaded from the chat room. Lets say you opened up the MOTD register edited it to your liking. ExampleHello!How!AREYOUAnd then saved it as "blah aat" . then in the chat dwell typed "#aa blah" it would load the text from that file "blah aat" into the chat room. Useful for big tutorials that you don't want to add to a bot. Even certain levels can be set to see certain text files loaded from the folder. Ouka can be hexed to change commands server title version and other things as well. I think thats enough for the pros of Ouka. Lets get the cons. Ouka cannot be ran stable on Linux. It's very unstable on the version that i tested of wine. (Wine 0.9.39). Maybe it could work better on a lower version of wine. If a username is ghosted (someone loses internet connection) and tries to connect back with the same username ouka will not automatically drop that persons nick. Sometimes takes a few minutes for the ghosted nick to drop. Ouka can only be reloaded from the server. And can only be redirected from the server. (opinion; i don't think thats a problem for most rooms). Can only have 1 Topic. And 2 channelnamesOnly 7 formats (6 can be used in the room; 5 excluding mute change)Thats it for now. move 2 comming soon This is the 'Name' that shows when typing from the WCS console on windows also on server output in bot mode and any other place text or commands come from the server. fail Value is This communicate is a personal blog written and edited by me. For questions about this blog gratify communicate snick@u-g-h net. This blog does not accept any form of advertising sponsorship or paid insertions. We write for our own purposes. 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I kinda got into the air for this bet after I construe what Richard Garriot (a k a. ennoble British) had to say about MMORPGs some years ago in some interview he gave during E3. He said that games these days are too focused on “playing the interface” rather than actually playing the bet. Sounds desire a alter thing to say. One of the main reasons I enjoy WoW was due to the programmable interface. I have a lot of fun downloading and tweaking addons to fit my needs. Addons in WoW actually increased the reproduce determine of the bet for me immensely. But I do admit that these things may perhaps make up too much of the game. Traditionally FPSes have more ‘bet’ than ‘interface’ since that the skill involved is more of pointing your crosshair in a 3D environment. The reason why this isn’t possible in MMORPGs is obvious - latency. Being a Blizzard fanboi I was skeptical that he can do much exceed. Being not-an-idiot I kept an change state mind. In fact being a feature Trek fanboi I was quite excited about the idea of a new sci-fi MMORPG being made by the Ultima Online guy himself. (I even kinda encouraged William to pre-order lulz. Sorry man.) I was a little disappointed at the lack of choices for character creation. You get one class (recruit) and one go. You branch out into specialized classes in a tier system later but I get ahead of myself. My first impression upon entering the world of Tabula Rasa was. ‘cool shit’. The bare basics is given to you in popups and more advanced information is presented by NPCs. The graphics are lackluster at lower settings but ramps up a lot at higher settings. There are seek givers and cram and a clump of quests. Nothing new nothing different so far. Play the bet not the Interface?The first thing that I looked at was the interface. One. I immediately hated the look (graphics) of the interface. Two. There wasn’t that little interface after all. There’s a small weapons bar and a small abilities/items bar. There’s a chat box. There’s a minimap. An experience bar. A hit bar. A notifications bar. Quite basic fare for an MMORPG. Three. I eventually grew to hate the controls. It was cool at first - you’re by fail perpetually in mouselook mode ala FPS. There was the initial ‘this is different’ coolness feel to it. Then it started to weaken. What’s different here is that your target’s hp and body equip bar comes up when you crosshairover it with your crosshairs. Note that it’s not mouseover. It’s crosshairover. You decide targets by crosshairovering it then pressing Tab to ‘lock’ the aim to establish your autoaim aim. Then you bend (to increase your damage) and you start shooting. You hold down left-click and fire around maybe 10-20 shots to blackball an enemy. Your weapons and abilities bars undergo an ‘active weapon’ and ‘active ability’. Left click fires your active gun right move fires your active ability. You press a button to cycle through these two bars to initiate the ability you want then you click the mouse appropriately. Effectively if I want to use a potion and currently undergo ‘lightning’ ready. I undergo to press the cycle button multiple times to get to the potion before right-clicking. To change approve to the ‘lightning’ power. I’d have to cycle my ability bar again. Sure - I’m not clicking interface buttons but is this any exceed? I already don’t click interface buttons in wow. I use shortcut keys. But in Tabula Rasa. I undergo to do double the work to pick a target and sometimes manifold the work to cast a spell. Not to have in mind that you suffer your locked aim if you look away. If you be to duck behind a rock and accidentally mouselook too far to the left you have to re-crosshairover your aim. And crosshairovering targets is terribly messy when there’s four in a tight bunch in front of you and one of them is a shield go that shields everything else from damage that must be destroyed first. I end up swishing my crosshair around desire an idiot until the shield go came up hurriedly pressing tab to lock on to it. If there was a deep added mark to gameplay then this would be book. However there is little. You usually blast your gun repeatedly till the enemy dies. Either that or you can direct one spell (yes one) to bring the enemy to around 1/5-1/10 of it’s hit points. And end up with the gun. The ‘logos’ powered lightning (default first level recite that gains alter with your aim) is that powerful. Playing the interface may be like a displace aim of gameplay but at least it feels like you’re doing more. A simplified interface is a noble idea. However it needs to be considered that perhaps players want to play the interface after all. Until today. “retooled interface” and “simplified interface” are still the marketed selling points.

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