Mon Sep 13 1999 06:30:
I may be missing something here, but why would someone pay for
Citrix Winframe for Unix when they can run applications remotely
with plain X? Winframe seems to be a product that exists only to
compensate for Windows' brokenness.
Mon Sep 13 1999 07:37:
As part of our unending effort to quash free speech, we at
segfault.org are cracking down on the most egrerious instances of
comment abuse. From now on, comments that render to over 6K long will
not be accepted by the database. This puts an end to the practice of
putting lots of
s (which the render code treats specially)
in comment text, making the associated story pages really long and
impossible to view.
To destroy the rights of those who have already posted such messages,
the rendering code has been changed such that multiple
s
will be folded into one
. There is no escape from the
oppressive iron fist of tag-folding which we wield with an iron fist.
Any further attempts at segfault.org comment abuse will require
spamming, which nobody is willing to defend.
Mon Sep 13 1999 11:04:
My old friend David Griffith has successfully gone two years
without updating his
homepage!
Mon Sep 13 1999 18:14:
Josh, repository of all sushi knowledge, writes me to say that Cowboy Sushi is "not bad at all for
the price" (which is $15.99, not $7.99). Josh also reccommends
{Zenith products, freecddb}.
A rudimentary scratch recording of the first part of Cerberus is avaliable from the Porcelain Puppy vs. Demon Dog MP3 site. In stereo!
I mainly did it to see if my technique for emulating the three-headed
hellhound we all know and love would be successful. I think it worked
pretty well. The last punchline was tacked on after I'd already recorded
the first part; that's why Satan and Cerberus sound different in their last lines.
I don't know how good my narrator voice is. Also, I'm certainly not
going to voice all of Cerberus' heads in the real version.
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