> Yous forgiven, lol
>
> Too quiet methinks..
maybe something is afoot.
> On Sun, 4 Mar 2001, Andrew Collier wrote:
>
> >Just to update on this, I've tried to connect on the last couple of
nights;
> >unfortunately the lag is so severe at the moment that my client just
drops
> >the connection :( There have generally been a couple of people on there
> >though.
>
> Is it
> ERM, You'd be surprised!, a local cabbie here got arrested and
> jailed for keeping a couple
> of hundred of gallons of petrol in his garage during the fuel crisis
> here in Old Blighty last year
>
> A major part of his defence centered on the fact, that he did not
> know that petrol was flammab
> summary:
> I don't say that children should be kept in a black box.
> But I don't think it is clever to go and click anything I don't know.
> Especially if people don't know computers well, they should be careful, as
> in the real life. If you tak a power saw and cut out our hand, it's
because
>
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Merry Christmas everyone, and a Happy New Year!
(This beats the postal service, eh?!)
Especially when you're sending cards on Xmas day :)
Do you think they'll get there on time?
Oh, and, Merry Christmas everybodies.
Martin
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Roy Staines wrote:
>
> Doing some belated spring cleaning, I and my son felt eager to set up the
> Sam Coupe and have a play around. It hasn't been used for a few years and
> when a software disk is put in and F9 is pressed I got error code 53 NO
> DOS. Tried several disks and got the same, do
Robert Wilkinson wrote:
>
> If you don't like it, then don't use it.
>
> Outwrite was written by me years before I got a PC, the only thing I had to
> go by was > Tasword.
> It does support bold,italic, underline etc, via control codes in the body of
> the text, it > just isn't WYSIWYG.
And
Aley Keprt wrote:
>
> >After 5 days being lost from the net, thanksfully to the biggest PC crash I
> >ever
>
> This happens to everyone, who thinks that making backups is something, what
> they don't
> need to waste their time with.
Think of it as an involuntary annual clearout.
fitz
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Edwin Blink wrote:
>
> set the wrong forwarding address this afternoon and probably caused a view
> bounces I guess
> (Don't take me of the list please !)
>
> last message I recieved was:
>
> Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Mon, 03 Jul 2000 13:
Andrew Gale wrote:
>
> > more info: only about 200 copies were sold... he set fire to the remaining
> > 800 manuals as they were taking up about half of his garage !
>
> Wow... looking back, it's hard to believe how much optimism people had
> in the Sam market, isn't it?!
Yeh, I would have bee
David L wrote:
>
> >
> > Ive heard some sams need a special call to boot, can it be the case
>
> It might be that at fault.
>
> Anyone got the PEEK for checking the Rom version? I suspect an early version
> myself (I'm drunk so I cant remember!)
Its a bad sign when alcohol starts to impede yo
womoteam wrote:
>
> peter schrieb:
> > Would Someone send me a .dsk or similar of scads please
> > as the scads file on the ftp site is a .td0 file which i can`t use.
> > cheers
> >Peter Harkess
> >
> >
> Hi Peter.
>
> Have send you all I have about Scads and demos fro in a
Jorge Canelhas wrote:
>
> Just needed to say this :
>
> PORTUGAL !!
> PORTUGAL !!
I often have the same problem myself.
But dont worry, it can be medicated ;)
So you think your going to win? (doesnt everyone ...Eng..a..hm)
fitz
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Gordon Wallis wrote:
>
> > While we are talking about web sites etc.
> >
> > I'm thinking of buying a program to do web sites.
> > What do people use on this list?
> >
> Notepad. Ya can't beat it.
Except for NoteTab Light (err, download it from somewhere, like
www.download.com or something). I
Gavin Smith wrote:
>
> Ian Collier wrote:
> >
> > On Tue, Jun 13, 2000 at 12:07:57AM +0100, Gavin Smith wrote:
> > > I know this is a common problem with viewing
> > > websites on a Mac, and then a PC, so what am I doing wrong? Any ideas?
> >
> > Yes, it sounds like what you
womoteam wrote:
>
> Once upon a time I asked for the SCADS manual and someone wrotes, he would
> scan
> it in and set it to the net.
>
> Hopefully that "someone" which name I not know yet is still alive, I like to
> know how things are in progess (if).
Was that me? I think it probably was. T
Hey Si,
Si Owen wrote:
>
> lost all motivation to work on it and stopped. The fuss over releasing a
> GPL program without the source halted any further binary releases for people
> to play with - it was only ever given to people on this list as a private
> release, and not announced on any other
Edwin Blink wrote:
>
> > But I've just done scanning in the entire tech manual, so, well, I
> >want a break :)... I'll get in done nexdt week sometime (Im moving
> >house this weekend, so its a bit impossible to do it now anyway :)
>
> Are you putting it online ?
> If not I'd like to put it on
Hey ho,
> Since I see a great "SAM revival" here I am in a very good mood. So I have
> downloaded SCAD from nvg, but there is no manual.
> Can anybody help in this way? If someone would send it to me I can scan it and
> make Text- and/or PDF-file of it, so whoever it wants can set it on his
> web
Edwin Blink wrote:
>
> with the best performance (better sound quality and no flickering of the TV
> picture if
> your Floppy drive start to spin up !)
I've always quite liked that.
Hands up, those in favour of "dodgy power supply" emulation to
Sim/Wincoupe? ;)
fitz
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womoteam wrote:
>
> Hi Andrew,
> I use my third SAM in eight (!) years, but my first power supply. Have I a
> golden one???
> I think the bigger problem is the keyboard which has drived my SAMs down. Does
> anybody know, where to get (buy) new ones nowadays? My keyboard has some
> dropouts from
Robert Wilkinson wrote:
>
> Sounds like a good Idea to me, I'll help support it.
> anyone else want to encourage Gavin.
> How about votes of confidence, words of wisdom, etc.
Yayayayayaayayayayaya, woohoo!
Will that do?
Oh, er, Gavin... if ya need any cgi type stuffy stuff, I can do that.
The
Andrew Collier wrote:
>
> >Can anyone tell me if MasterDOS and MasterBASIC are freely available now,
> >or do we still have to buy it. If so, Where from.
>
> As far as I understand the current situation; you're not allowed to copy
> it, but no-one can sell it to you either.
I remember that tow
Aley Keprt wrote:
>
> You wait at least when the VHS is at its end and you must rewind it
> to play it. Or when you want to move to particular point of the movie.
> You can't do it simply on the tape.
Yeh, but I guess Im one of the odd ones that rewinds things once I've
finished watching :). T
Paul Walker wrote:
>
> On Thu, Apr 27, 2000 at 10:10:49PM +0100, Martin Fitzpatrick wrote:
>
> > has to be the biggest wait involved of any home appliance. You dont
> > need to wait for a stereo to boot up & load the os before you get to see
> > it. Thoug
Aley Keprt wrote:
>
> My brother uses PC for everything, since he hates any waiting.
> He thinks all tape-oriented devices are very bad, and wants everything
> immediately,
> with no delay. He hates VHS video, audio casettes, etc.
I can understand hating audio casettes, but when do you need
Jarek Adamski wrote:
>
> Dnia 00-04-22 Mac Buster pisze:
>
> > Could you please upload it somewhere and make it publically
> > downloadable ? There are not only Frans van Egmond need it :)
> In 1997 I made translation of "SAM Technical Manual" to Polish
> language. The translation is updated wi
Chris White wrote:
>
> oopss seem to have placed it in a safe place will hunt more :(
Chris... I've got a copy here, so if you're planning n scanning it it,
let me know & we can go half/half on the job of scanning it. Just say a
res/filetype/thingy (technical term) and I'll do that.
fitz
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The Mad Goose wrote:
>
> On 17 Apr 00, at 23:05, Steven Pick wrote:
>
> Hi Steve - its good to have the old famouns names coming back to
> the list.
Yeh, heloo Steve not that you know me. But hey. Seems a lot of
ex-Sam users end up working in bit flash companies doesnt it? Must be
someth
Frans van Egmond wrote:
>
> "You Lucky Lucky B*st*rd !" - Pythonesque response...
>
> Well anyway, congratulations I think you should try it at least once to
> see if it functions...
~Getting images of him fitting the ASIC and unwittingly snapping of a
leg~
...I personally wouldnt dare n
Frans van Egmond wrote:
>
> Does anyone have a program for Amiga or PC to convert IFF or BMP or whatever
> pictures
> to
> SAM Coupe and back?
There was one on the SAM somewhere, if that would be any help? I think
BMP actually come across ok anyway (er, minus the palette and a bit
skewed and
Tim P wrote:
>
> has a picture of Sam in it. The robot that is, not the computer or my
> old school friend.
What on earth for? The robot that is, not the computer or your old
school friend.
Is it out now? (Why do mags come out a month early??) If so I'll pop
down the newsagent and leaf throug
Gordon Wallis wrote:
>
> Martin Fitzpatrick wrote:
> >
> > David L wrote:
> > >
> > > Dont be pedantic
> > >
> > > A Z380 or Z280 machine would, I would imagine, be remotely of interest to
> > > some people on the list.
> >
&
David L wrote:
>
> Dont be pedantic
>
> A Z380 or Z280 machine would, I would imagine, be remotely of interest to
> some people on the list.
I thought the point you were making was about its method of emulating a
speccy right?.. About having a card in the pc's isa?.. If thats not
what it said
Dave Laundon wrote:
>
> For the past couple of days I've noticed that I was receiving messages from
> Sam-Users at work that never appeared at home. I've just done a quick 'who'
> to sam-users-request and found that I no longer exist, so I've just had to
> resubscribe!
>
> Whoever done this, c
Oh.. err happy new year and stuff... :)... We survived, no fiery demons
bringing balls of wrath.
David Ledbury wrote:
>
> They did - Bob hijacked the ideas everyone put out but as usual it ended
> up being just talk.
>
> Anyone remember the SAMSon discussions?
What is that? I recognise th
[did this ever get thru sorry if it did for some reason mail
keeps bouncing off that server, maybe it was dead... said it didnt exist
or something]
All this net talk just made this weird little idea appear in my head.
Would it be possible to have Wincoupe allow sam-network communication
o
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Yup, we don't process every object in the entire map because even the single
> player game would run like a dog, but we have to remember a certain number of
> objects for the game to be even remotely believable.
>
> But it's a problem with the majority of games, a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Several reasons. GTA (1 or 2) is not a game suited to multiplay in the same
> way Quake is -
> there are thousands of objects (cars, pedestrians, as well as physical
> objects) that must
> all be kept track of - by all players.
But isnt it only cars in the nearby
Stephen McGreal wrote:
>
> I didn't want to do a normal homepage so I just chucked some stuff about me
> on a site full of what I like to think of as art. Mostly nicked art, but
And badgers are an artform. Of sorts.
> then I doubt Damien Hirst didn't rear that cow himself...
Personally I dou
> (You'll have to track down the SAM page from there but it's easier now if
> you read the text attached to the badgers - Don't ask) :-)
I've become a convert fan of "Badger-Navigation" its more fun than a
finger of fudge. And the tangerine page is nice too actually... pure
genius.. makes me
David L wrote:
>
> Anyone watching Kilroy on monday may have seen a certain lady in the
> audience...
>
> Dawn Mackenzie & daughters
>
> Off topic, but nice to see them!
Strange you should mention Kilroy... my mums address is going to be
given out on that apparently, as "ICF UK Regional H
Dan Dooré wrote:
>
> > OK! Correction. I have pretty much (99.99%) decided that I'm
> > wrong. The lady from Tetris is none other than Nastassia Kinski.
> > Original image is here:
> >
> ftp://ftp.nvg.ntnu.no/pub/sam-coupe/graphics/pics/nastassia_from_tetris.jpg
>
> That's the baby!
Really?...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Why don't we purge the PD libraries and stick everything up there. Does
> anybody have contact with Derek Morgan?
Well, I've got his address around here somewhere... This gives me a good
excuse to actually get back in touch ..one of those "back from the dead"
things
Gavin Smith wrote:
>
> If it wasn't, I certainly wouldn't be using it ;) It is, 24/7, permanent
> connection - but, as I said, it was a trial they were running, whilst
> the trial proved unviable for them (i.e. I probably stayed connected day
> and night pissing them off!), they decided not to i
David L wrote:
>
> - Original Message -
> From: Martin Fitzpatrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To:
> Sent: Saturday, November 20, 1999 2:48 AM
> Subject: Re: Money For Nothing...(but the chicks aren't free...)
>
> > (unless youve got something going
Gavin Smith wrote:
>
> Erm, I have an excuse though. You see, AOL were running an 0800 trial
> thing a while ago. Basically, 100 lucky people in the UK were sent the
> 0800 pack, which involves paying 30 quid a month, and you get 24 hours a
> day, totally free phone calls! So, erm I signed up :*
Dave Whitmore wrote:
>
> On Fri, 19 Nov 1999 17:46:57 EST Sat, 20 Nov 99 00:19:11 GMT,
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> >You bunch of stupid demo coders.
>
> So you were Bob all along!
>
> :)
>
> Seriously Johnna, AOL!?
Is it just me, or does everyone have this reaction. Whenever I see a
com
Graham Goring wrote:
>
> > If you're still around in a couple of years I
> >might try to blag my way into retrospec after I learn some PC stuff at Uni
> >(Abertay - Computer Games Technologies and Virtual Environments, no less
> >Oho yeah baby) :-)
>
> Ooh, proper videogaming course.
>
> "
Graham Goring wrote:
>
> >> I believe that the Russian can supply them with the launchers for a
> >> very reasonable fee. Only last week I got a nuclear submarine for using
> >> along the canal.
> >
> >Shouldn't cost too much. After all, the entire Russian economy is
> >worth what? UKP2.50 t
Martin Fitzpatrick wrote:
>
> Chris White wrote:
> >
> > From: Martin Fitzpatrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > > (In an attempt to make this relevant)... Chris- yknow the lemmings
>
> > There is a PC DISK Zip of the GFX on the site call stuff from DMA ,
Chris White wrote:
>
> From: Martin Fitzpatrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > (In an attempt to make this relevant)... Chris- yknow the lemmings
> There is a PC DISK Zip of the GFX on the site call stuff from DMA , and they
> contain IFF files that can be view with mos
> www.alphabetty.co.uk
> --
> "like Hotmail but faster and a lot better"
> Carol Vorderman, The Mirror, writing about http://www.funmail.co.uk
I have real trouble with this tag on the end... I read it as "Like Carol
Vorderman,
Gavin Smith wrote:
>
> Dan Dooré wrote:
>
> > My last word on the OT subject:
> >
> > http://www.podboy.demon.co.uk/fifi_mentalwealth.jpg
> >
> > Before & After shots.
>
> I'm not sure if she looks better before or after...
It took me a while to realise the black spots were for the distortion
Chris White wrote:
>
> Oh who invented Htmls , said language - Case Sensitive , Slash Sensitive ,
> what next Colo(u)r Sensitive as well :
>
> C#
>
> Ps have correct all '\' to '/' for you Netscape User's , any others thing ya
> want changes ( and don't ask for the counters & Time as I don't k
Chris White wrote:
>
> Is the place 2 go
>
> http://www.btinternet.com/~chris_white/
The link to the Sam Coupe page has the directory slash the wrong way
round '\' instead of '/' which means it goes poopoo...
Just soes you know
Fitz
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Maria Rookyard wrote:
>
> So it's not just me that disagrees with all the 7 year olds at school who
> insist it's a kids programme just because it's a cartoon?
What about akira or manga or whatever its called... (nope, like the
playstation, ive never seen *this* either... I like such a sheltere
Justin Skists wrote:
>
> > From: Martin Fitzpatrick [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >
> >Urmm.. welcome to the list Rik :)... A list where a half of people talk
> >techy stuff I try to convince myself I understand, while the rest of us
> >talk about Playstations...
Justin Skists wrote:
>
> I remember seeing this girl on the advert. I thought she looked ugly so
> I didn't take much notice. I'll take a closer look next time.
I like your heavily analytical approach to tv watching:
"is she attractive?
no.
"
:)... it seems a faultless system.
Fitz
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Ian Collier wrote:
>
> On Mon, Sep 27, 1999 at 01:52:33PM +0100, Nick Humphries wrote:
> > The one with the alien-like girl? VERY good make-up job that - doesn't look
> > fake, really strikes home.
>
> No it doesn't. It is just disturbing. And meaningless.
>
> And it isn't a make-up job, it'
Gordon Wallis wrote:
>
> Maria Rookyard wrote:
> >
> > Gordon Wallis expressed the hope that:
> > >
> > >>... they be consigned to the most pestilent pits of Hell, there to
> > >>be forever Satan's sexual plaything.
> >
> > Which, to Justin, ...
> > >
> > >Sounds like you've seen the southpark m
Gavin Smith wrote:
>
> Richard Moore wrote:
> >
> > Hi Sam Dudes,
> > I'm new to this list, I used to have a Sam Coupe back in those glory days,
> > and wasn't it great,
> > I was wondering if anyone knew the whereabouts of a certain Martin
> >
Stewart Skardon wrote:
>
> On Mon 20 Sep 1999 (23:42:36 +0100), [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >
> >
> >Johnna Teare wrote:
> >>
> >> On 20 Sep 99, at 13:25, Gavin Smith wrote:
> >>
>
> [Snip]
>
> >
> >What is vegetable vacation?/ :) I long to see it... (well, perhaps not
> >that much)
>
> If yo
Dan Dooré wrote:
>
> > Its a shame nobody did a conversion of Daley Thompsons Super Test (or
> > whatever) for the Sam.. I missed being able to knacker my joysticks (3
> > in total).. it was kinda comical when the handle dislodged itself and
> > you carried on wiggling for a while before realisi
Johnna Teare wrote:
>
> On 21 Sep 99, at 15:05, Martin Fitzpatrick wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > David L wrote:
> > >
> > > > Ahh thats right :)... Ahh.. the remeniscing :) Them were the
> > > > days... (etc. etc.)... Who'd have
Simon Cooke wrote:
>
> From: Martin Fitzpatrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > David L wrote:
> > >
> > > > Ahh thats right :)... Ahh.. the remeniscing :) Them were the
> > > > days... (etc. etc.)... Who'd have thought it'd still be a
David L wrote:
>
> > Ahh thats right :)... Ahh.. the remeniscing :) Them were the
> > days... (etc. etc.)... Who'd have thought it'd still be affecting my
> > vocabulary today.. No wonder people give me weird looks sometimes when
> > i say it.
>
> All I can say to that is Wibble!
And a
Justin Skists wrote:
>
> Sounds intruiging...
>
> Damn.. I gotta load it up again, now.. I don't remember anything dodgy
> going on with her lips...
This has got me intrigued Sad that this is going to be what finally
encourages to dig the Sam out off the shelf.. :).. Which disk was this
on
Simon Cooke wrote:
>
> > Btw. where did the whole fnar fnar thing come from? In my head its a
> > peculiarly 'Sam' thing (probably Fred, i can't imagine it being Format
> > :o>)...
>
> It's from Your Sinclair ;)
Ahh thats right :)... Ahh.. the remeniscing :) Them were the
days... (etc.
Johnna Teare wrote:
>
> On 20 Sep 99, at 13:38, Andrew Collier wrote:
>
>
> > Another Columns clone STAX by Wayne Coles, which was much better...
>
> STAX was fantastic - the best freebie game ever, save for Tetris.
Would that be the tetris thing with the picture of that lass behing the
bloc
Johnna Teare wrote:
>
> On 20 Sep 99, at 13:25, Gavin Smith wrote:
>
> > Most-hyped-game-that-turned-out-to-be-not-very-good goes to Legend of
> > Eshan.
>
> Hurrah! Somebody who agrees with me. I remember reviewing this
> for SAM2Sam and giving it something like 9% and I got loads of
> stick
Simon Cooke wrote:
>
> > Couldn't you just do that with some kinda cgi scripty thing. As in, the
> > directory of the site is displayed using a cgi script which just goes
> > through and pieces all these things together into a nice structured file
> > thing?... Its just that would save you from
Simon Cooke wrote:
> Can we add a "fileinfo.txt" file to every folder? I want to write a quite
> utility which will go through the site, and grab this info from each one,
> building an index on my web pages...
> This way, we'd be able to have an online directory of sorts, that I could
> run a bo
Gordon Wallis wrote:
>
> Andrew Gale wrote:
> > > How much interest is there to build the Atom dard disk interface.
> > >
> > > I'm planning to make a nice and clear gif shematic and put it online.
> > > If there is enough interest.
> > >
> >
> > Lots, I should think! I definitely would like to,
Jarek Adamski wrote:
>
> >> 1. 4MB SIMM - 1/3
> > Agreed. What types of Simms are u thinking off? EDO is getting
> > scarecer.
> Perhaps EDO, perhaps not. I must try. I don't expect much
> difference in standard simple access. I have 1MB SIMM now and I
> still have to find the socket for i
Andrew Collier wrote:
>
> BUT
>
> the new incompatible files should have been given different extensions. If
> somebody gives me a .doc file, I don't know if I can read it or not until
> I waste my time trying. You don't think this situation is bad?
But the difference with the SAD (v2) is its
Thomas Harte wrote:
>
> > It's been a while since I wrote that so, to be honest, I really can't answer
> > any questions about error messages, bugs, or features!
>
> Any chance of posting the source? So that some of us can try and fix
> it for
> DOS boxes?
Ive got another version (a k
James R Curry wrote:
>
> Blast Turbo, the updated version of Blast which was originally on
> Fred 56 (Blast Turbo itself was on a late Fred issue, but who knows
> which?) is now available for downloading.
That game is *ridiculously* fast :)... I can't cope, its kinda like
instant death, every t
Gordon Wallis wrote:
>
> I'd have to go for:
>
> > 5. Interlacer - 0/3
> > 7. 28MHz CPU- 0/0
>
> But, then, I don't really understand techy stuff like DMA and ISA. SIMM
> compatibility would be nice, as would HDFDDs. Although a more direct
> 128K emulator sounds good, I'd prefer some _
James R Curry wrote:
>
> I like Swansea. Swansea is a nice place. And it's one of the only
> places in Wales
Its in Wales?? Eeek.
> that doesn't have a name made out of hyroglyphics.
> ;-)
Theres always Bangor.
Or perhaps not.
Fitz
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Robert van der Veeke wrote:
>
> > So... how *do* they pay me?
>
> Are they paying outside the States/Canada? That seems to be the case with
> those "get paid while you surf" plans.
Well, I think so... The form didn't ask for a credit card/etc. and only
had space for NI (or the american equiv.)
Johnna Teare wrote:
>
> > Yeh.. a bit fishy. What confuses me is presumably it'll come through from
> > one email address. So all I need to do is sign up & then set me ISP to
> > delete email from the account its coming from? I like this already.
> > Ok, that kinda defies the point of it,
Johnna Teare wrote:
>
> Just thought people might be interested in this...
>
> Sounds a bit fishy, but if they stick to their agreement, it could earn a
> couple of
> quid a month...
Yeh.. a bit fishy. What confuses me is presumably it'll come through
from one email address. So all I need to
Johnna Teare wrote:
>
> I thought possibly graham because I remember he did some scifi
> stuff for SAM2Sam.
>
> I remember them being quite funny and sending up the hackneyed
> plots of scifi really well. Which is just the kind of stuff I'm after.
Was it him who did the Star Trek thing on FRED
Martin Fitzpatrick wrote:
>
> Thomas Harte wrote:
> >
> > > Hehe,... SCADS eh? Ahh, them were the days :)... I was always a bit
> >
> > Hey, if you have SCADS, any chance of uploading a DSK file to nvg
> > to replace
> > the td0? I'm
Ian Collier wrote:
>
> On Mon, Aug 30, 1999 at 12:02:49AM +0100, Martin Fitzpatrick wrote:
> > Hehe,... SCADS eh? Ahh, them were the days :)... I was always a bit
> > peeved with Jupiter Software over that [SNIP]
>
> Er, I seem to be experiencing déjà vu..
Johnna Teare wrote:
>
> On 29 Aug 99, at 17:32, Thomas Harte wrote:
>
> > > Arcade perfect, is it? Does it have the coloured strips? Eh? Eh?!
> >
> > Surely the coloured strips would be the easiest thing to get arcade
> > perfect
> > because of the ease of switching palette entries halfway do
Thomas Harte wrote:
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> > Hehe,... SCADS eh? Ahh, them were the days :)... I was always a bit
>
> Hey, if you have SCADS, any chance of uploading a DSK file to nvg to
> replace
> the td0? I'm one of the many people who can't use teledisk any more, but I'd
> really like to see SCADS.
Johnna Teare wrote:
>
> On 29 Aug 99, at 17:32, Thomas Harte wrote:
>
> > > Arcade perfect, is it? Does it have the coloured strips? Eh? Eh?!
> >
> > Surely the coloured strips would be the easiest thing to get arcade
> > perfect
> > because of the ease of switching palette entries halfway do
Johnna Teare wrote:
>
> On 29 Aug 99, at 17:32, Thomas Harte wrote:
>
> > > Arcade perfect, is it? Does it have the coloured strips? Eh? Eh?!
> >
> > Surely the coloured strips would be the easiest thing to get arcade
> > perfect
> > because of the ease of switching palette entries halfway do
Simon Cooke wrote:
>
> From: Martin Fitzpatrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > just ignore it"no big pictures of the sun in my eyes or anything
> > - just a might sensitive to light, so i get echos when going from light
> > to dark give it a few weeks...
Hullo...
Simon Cooke wrote:
>
> From: Martin Fitzpatrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > Yeh mine did... But that might have had something to do with me looking
> > directly at the sun (duh). Unintentional... but I was using them
> > glasses & then my mate handed
Robert Wilkinson wrote:
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> Hey my eyes went funny today at about 10 past 11
>
> Did yours
Yeh mine did... But that might have had something to do with me looking
directly at the sun (duh). Unintentional... but I was using them
glasses & then my mate handed me a different (better) pair.
Graham Goring wrote:
>
> In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Martin Fitzpatrick
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
> >HTH : Hand To Heart (I'm being honest)
>
> Surely that'd be HOH, Hand *ON* Heart? (Or Head Over Heels... Eek!)
Dont argue with *me*...
Andrew Collier wrote:
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> > For Some Values Of.
>
> This, BTW, is mentioned at
> http://home.golden.net/~rebeccaj/docs/acronym.txt which comes up on a
> search for FSVO at Altavista...
I've found this specific altavista tool thing which seems to do the
biz...
http://www.mtnds.com/af/gadget.ht
Lee Willis wrote:
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> Martin Fitzpatrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> > > > "Cowabunga, dudes" :o) Classic... Hmm
> > >
> > > FSVO Classic...
> >
> > Which would mean?... The only reference to 'FSVO'
Andrew Collier wrote:
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> On Tue, 10 Aug 1999, Andrew Collier wrote:
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> > > Which would mean?... The only reference to 'FSVO' anywhere was about
> > > uploading something, saying "uploaded to non-US (FSVO) "
> > >
> > > So what is it? Tell me, tell me,... Now now now
> >
> > For Some Values Of
Graham Goring wrote:
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> In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Martin Fitzpatrick
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
> >
> >
> >Graham Goring wrote:
> >> >Should that be read "duke catastrophe" or "duck catasrophe"?
> >>
> &
Andrew Collier wrote:
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> On Tue, 10 Aug 1999, Martin Fitzpatrick wrote:
>
> > Well, you learn something everyday In a similar vein..
> >
> > "Cowabunga, dudes" :o) Classic... Hmm
>
> FSVO Classic...
Which would mean?... The only refer
Graham Goring wrote:
> >Should that be read "duke catastrophe" or "duck catasrophe"?
>
> :)
> Neither.
> Duke-tast-roff-ee
> It's a word taken from the excellent cartoon "The Critic".
Well, you learn something everyday In a similar vein..
"Cowabunga, dudes" :o) Classic... Hmm
Martin
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