test-drb November 2001

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Apple Floppy Drives (was: More Apple Pimpers)

by dhquebbeman＠theestopinalgroup.com

> > To which you should have responded: > > Bad Boys Rape Our Young Girls But Viloet Gave Willingly Around here, we subsituted "ravage"... sounds better, really isn't... -dq

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Clearly OT (but what the hell...) (was: food

by dhquebbeman＠theestopinalgroup.com

> > > It varies. Which night would you like? :-) > > > Any night whose name ends in the letter 'Y' and which > > occurs once each week... but Chris already informed me > > this is merely a yearly affair... one I'm sure to look > > forward to if I have to wait a year for a wee dram! > > But the drinking part and eating part, and indeed most other parts needn't > only be annual. Only the Burn's Night title part is annual :-) Um, you do > have to listen to bagpipes, though, if it's Burn's Night. Sign me up... I love the drone! Worked for a publishing company, and one of the VP's played the pipes. He'd go up on the roof of the building at lunch at least once a week to play. While returning from an early lunch, I was approaching the building, enjoying his jamming, when an older women exiting the building heard the sound, looked up, then looked at me and said "My, I do *love* the sound of the saxophone"... <sheesh> -dq

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Nuke Redmond!

by dhquebbeman＠theestopinalgroup.com

> Too bad people [companies] can't be sued for being incompetent > schmucks. This is America- you can sure for anything. Winning and getting the loser to ante up is the trick... -dq

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Paging Jay West

by dhquebbeman＠theestopinalgroup.com

Jay- I'm sure you're just busy, but drop me a line when you can... Regards, -doug q

24 years

OT: food

by dhquebbeman＠theestopinalgroup.com

> McDonald's ALSO adds a "beef extract" to their fries! > Some Hindus and vegetarians were quite upset to find out. > But the McDonald's spokesperson said, "We NEVER said that our > fries were vegetable." They've stopped adding that at the McDonalds' in India... I think they also replace the "Big mac" with The Big Foghorn Leghorn"... -dq

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Refilling Toner Carts (was RE: Rubber Restorer...)

by dhquebbeman＠theestopinalgroup.com

> >> About the only common material that sodium hydroxide will attack is > >> aluminium, and then only when concentrated or exposure is reasonably long; > >> it has no effect on copper, steel, etc. > > >Yeah, I've relied on this as a way to make satin-finish aluminum front > >panels for equipment. As the reaction progresses, the NAO2 (?) solution > >has to be preiodlically replaced. It generally took me about two days to > >get the desired look. > > A bead blaster would give you that satin finish in no time flat... True, at the cost of more real-estate... but when I'm done soaking a panel, the Tupperware went back to the kitchen cabinets, awaiting the making of the next Jello Salad... I never got as much flack for that as I did using Mom's roasting pan for oil changes. ;) -dq

24 years

Nutella

by mcguire＠neurotica.com

On November 9, Chris Kennedy wrote: > Nah. "Hot" Chinese mustard is positively wimpy next to the stuff I'm > talking about. This reminds me of a bottle of hot sauce given to me by a friend recently. It's called "Jerry's Mustard Gas Hot Sauce". It seems like hot Chinese mustard mixed with chili pepper oil. 8-) -Dave -- Dave McGuire St. Petersburg, FL

24 years

Windows, std OS in Hell

by IVIE＠cc.usu.edu

Ben Franchuk: > Dateline 2035 > M$ has finally perfected windows. It now crashes before the install is > complete. Been there done that. Well, sort of. I have had Windows looking for things on the CD-ROM before it's gotten far enough in the install to have the CD-ROM drivers loaded. Grumble, grumble, grumble. That's why there's a /win98 directory on my wife's machine containing a copy of the install CD-ROM. Roger Ivie ivie(a)cc.usu.edu

24 years

blinkenlights for everybody - status update

by GOOI＠oce.nl

Hi all. I am making progress with the project. The core board is nearly finished, I hope to burn the simple monitor software in EPROM this weekend. See http://home.hetnet.nl/~tshaj/pdpsite/homebrew/startframe.html which is updated. If you wonder "how could he write the software that fast?" : simple; I had that already running in my SpaceShip Simulator. "What's that", you are wondering now... Have a look at http://home.hetnet.nl/~tshaj and click on the starfield picture .... (I am not forbidding you to click on the PDP-11/35 console ...) Have a nice weekend, - Henk.

24 years

Apple Floppy Drives (was: More Apple Pimpers)

by fmc＠reanimators.org

"Fred Cisin (XenoSoft)" <cisin(a)xenosoft.com> wrote: > On Thu, 8 Nov 2001, Feldman, Robert wrote: > > (BTW, my 14-year old son has three slide rules and was quite interested in > > the giant one up on the wall in a hall at his high school.) > > A friend of mine has one of those. I'm envious. All you slide rule fans know about the Oughtred Society, right? Just in case: http://www.oughtred.org/ -Frank McConnell

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