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there it goes again. went outside, can hear it from outside. i don't understand how the upstairs people can sleep through it.
the dogs aren't barking. it's not inside my mind, lol. sanity check, checking 1, 2 ...
i knew it was dangerous to be online at this hour. went shopping at amazon. ordered the Sony ACID Music Studio 9. for the animation i haven't worked on at all this week.
I haven't worked on an animation for a week either, having a big attack of the lazies :>)
Battleship is on TV. They have four hours to kill all humans. No, wait, kill all aliens. Something.
Meh can't make mind up about textures.
Aiko 5 Burlap Dolly drop.
Hehe dolly looks kinda as if it wants to eat brains XD
For some reason the edit thing won'y work for me. Crap forgot what was saying now. Still can't make mind up about shaders
ETA there is a picture of a post apocalyptic martian on TV Oscar Mike Golf
tired a night of broken sleep. wanna retire wahhh
a few lolz before breakfast :)
Aiko, honey, you don't need so much tanning salon ;)
the rhino team is world travelers. :)
She can't...her mouth is sewed shut! :ahhh:
Thank god it's Sunday. Another day of football!
I am going to work on my sewing project. I tried to get a gc but it seems impossible. It looks like no one else has the problem.
the pointy ball football? :)
By the same guy who did those cameras. Hmmm. Well, in my wishlist, but I won't buy until I'm sure they've worked the bugs out.
Dana
Striking image! Well, it struck me, anyway.
Dana
OK, this one is really striking!
Dana
...looks like Cleveland is giving the undefeated Chiefs fits.
...ah well, then again maybe not (muffed punt).
Green Bay is the night game.
Arsenal defeated Crystal Palace 2 - 0 to remain on top of the Premier League, doing so a man short from the 65 minute mark when gunner Mikel Arteta was red carded for tangling up Palace's striker Marouane Chamakh preventing a clear goalscoring opportunity.
...oh, and I guess there was some baseball game played as well.
By the same guy who did those cameras. Hmmm. Well, in my wishlist, but I won't buy until I'm sure they've worked the bugs out.
Dana
...the cameras are fine, I use them a lot. Seems it only with the Advanced Ambient Light (which was very recently updated) and Advanced Spotlight.
screenshot of the day. Me running Windows 3.1x in an emulator. I'm showing my age. :p
...looks like Cleveland is giving the undefeated Chiefs fits.
...ah well, then again maybe not (muffed punt).
Green Bay is the night game.
Arsenal defeated Crystal Palace 2 - 0 to remain on top of the Premier League, doing so a man short from the 65 minute mark when gunner Mikel Arteta was red carded for tangling up Palace's striker Marouane Chamakh preventing a clear goalscoring opportunity.
...oh, and I guess there was some baseball game played as well.
We lost but we gave them hell. We didn't make it an easy win
We lost but we gave them hell. We didn't make it an easy win
...that's the way I felt about Wisconsin's performance against Ohio State a few weeks ago. We gave them the toughest time of any other opponent so far (losing only by a TD while playing them in "their house"), and might have at least tied the game if not won it were it not for the lone turnover (interception) in the third quarter which set up the Buckeye's only score of the the entire second half.
Morning. RIP Lou Reed on this appropriately grey and sunless Monday morning.
Lousy outside tonight
and in the UK we are all gearing ourselves up and bracing ourselves for the storm that is going to hit us overnight. :shut:
Ack, flash backs. That was my first version of Windows (after an Atari ST).
Ack, flash backs. That was my first version of Windows (after an Atari ST).
I think it was mine, too. Before that I had DOS 3, then DOS 4.0 and a nifty replacement for command.com called 4DOS. My first version of FoxPro was actually FoxBase +, a DOS-based system. I remember making "windowed" screens with the DOS special ASCII characters, including drop shadows. In fact, I did that for my COBOL homework and final exam/project as well. Windows changed everything. Finally, color graphics! I had already had them on my Commodore 64 for a couple of years! Of course, CGA didn't quite satisfy, EGA was better, but VGA and SVGA really made it look better...finally. It was a long road.
Who remembers the text-based web browser...Lynx? I used that when I got my first Internet via UMASS Dartmouth, and then Bristol Community College.
Dana
I was in school when that came out
Was also my first version of windows, but before that I was using basic on an Amstrad.
I think it was mine, too. Before that I had DOS 3, then DOS 4.0 and a nifty replacement for command.com called 4DOS. My first version of FoxPro was actually FoxBase +, a DOS-based system. I remember making "windowed" screens with the DOS special ASCII characters, including drop shadows. In fact, I did that for my COBOL homework and final exam/project as well. Windows changed everything. Finally, color graphics! I had already had them on my Commodore 64 for a couple of years! Of course, CGA didn't quite satisfy, EGA was better, but VGA and SVGA really made it look better...finally. It was a long road.
Who remembers the text-based web browser...Lynx? I used that when I got my first Internet via UMASS Dartmouth, and then Bristol Community College.
Dana
Recall configuring Lynx on a DEC Alpha with around three thousand users for one of the universities here, must have been 1993 XD