The Missed It By That Much to Get a Bacon Steak Sandwich Complaint Thread
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Really? Wow, I thought you got a lot of rain, too. Are you sure Australia isn't made of a giant sponge?
Dana
Tropics and far north get all the rain https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tully,_Queensland
Arid where we are, we rely on dams to store rain when it comes, pipelines and desalination when it doesn't
...looking at some of those web cams, the images would make pretty nice HDRIs if shot in full panorama.
...not as Officer Toody, but, as I mentioned, he played a different character in the series named Officer Leo Schnauser..
was hoping night would bring a cooler breeze from the windows.
melting wahhhh ricky
We haz pwnd all the cool for the past few days, at least the sky is clear iz not so bad with a bit of sunshine thrown in :)
RPG *barf barf barf barf*
Emacs makes you use all ten fingers to perform a command! Control-alt-leftshift-meta-escape-rightshift-P! AAAIIIEEEEEEEE
BINGO! The Atari 130XE I had ran a 6502 as well. Fun little chip...
Complaint: mid to upper 90s most of the week, rain tonight and tomorrow (hot rain), which means super-horrid humidity.
FEH.
I wish I did not eat too much. I wish I could control my eating. I think I am addicted to food.
Agreed. I could never conquer EMACS and I'm a classical pianist. "vi" rules! (fanning the flames of the ancient "vi" v. "emacs" war.)
I'm down with VI!!! GO VI!!!
another too hot semi-lifeless day. >.< need buppies hugs but too hot for them to be outside.
was it really in the negatives degrees a few months ago?
been hearing the Munsters theme music in my head half the night. groovy 60s music. Spot lived under the staircase.
RPG IV? Bah.. Now't like the real thing RPG II on an AS/400 - man went to the moon using sliderules, computers running at kilohertz, and RPG I. Man hasn't been back to the moon since RPG IV was created - says something..
I haven't seen that show since i was a kid, and Tooty and Muldoon are the only ones I remember from the show. Ooh, ooh!
Dana
They're up to four? I'm surprised by that, but I suppose I shouldn't be. After all, I've seen how bad things are...there is a Visual COBOL!
Dana
I had mowed the front on Friday and was going to finish up in the back today. I brought my mom to surgery very early. When I was dropping her off back home, it was a little after 10:00 am and it was already 90F! I decided against it.
Dana
Four barf rating.
I actually had three semesters of COBOL when I was studying for my AS in computer science. For my final, I made a program that even had ASCII graphics, boxes and drop shadows and all. Unfortunately, though complete and probably a business app worthy, it wouldn't run on the student version we had on the PC. My professor took it, printed it out, and studied it...and gave me an A+. Never used COBOL on a job once. I started right out with FoxPro for DOS, did a job for a lawyer's office doing some reports, and a complete rewrite of an app that was running a collection agency. The latter was such a mess. The previous programmers were terrible! They broke all the rules of good design. Let's just say this...when you look up a client and see the last payment he made is ten or twelve years in the future, it's bad. Future dates allowed, blank dates allowed, no validation on anything! I was working contract. After a good long look at it, I told my boss that it would be best to do a complete rewrite. After looking at it, he agreed.
Dana
I suspect you're thinking of RPG II. Comparing RPG II to RPG IV is like comparing a Trabant to a Ferrari. There's very little resemblance between the two.
Cheers,
Alex.
ASCII graphics... Ah! I built a satellite phone & TV communication channel control system using ASCII graphics on an early DEC b/w character only monitor. Would have been early 80s. I can't remember the model number of the monitor but it was the default standard model that many later monitors that other manufacturers would emulate. Ah, brain is coming into focus... It was a DEC VT-100 or or something like that.
The ASCII graphics permitted me to create schematics diagrams of how the channels were routed and grouped to create various width channel bandwidth allocations based on purchased time slots.
you knew in the beginning, Indiana was gonna end up in a pit of snakes before the end of the movie. classic foreshadowing
Which came first - music or dancing?
i remember the rockin kitten. was someoe's avi back in the day.
Spot wants to go for his walk now
I don't recall any mention that Indy was afraid of snakes in Raiders until the Well of Souls is opened. Faulty memory though, so I could be wrong.
when he got in the plane after being chased by the rolling flaming boulder, was a snake in the plane (doh, that was another movie)
the pilot guy says "show some back bone"
or it was a lego boulder. can legos roll?
or a doh-ldur
can you remember what you were watchin in 1981?
>.<
Morning. Orange streaked dawn giving way to bluesky day and feeling a little less cool so far :)
And the Apple I and II. The II came with a sixteen bit soft emulator written by Wozniak :)