Aha! I'm not on Tiger as yet. That explains why I don't get any Widgets.
Christopher
On May 11, 2005, at 7:33 PM, Chuck Israels wrote:
Hi Chris,
Those are the Widgets in Tiger that appear when you use the F12 key
(assuming you haven't disabled the Tiger keyboard shortcuts, as I
have, because
Ladies and Gentlemen,
O.K...this is very off topic..but I know many of you will appreciate this!
This bit of programming has me stunned. Full details are in this link:
http://www.boingboing.net/2005/05/10/cool_tools_on_20q_a_.html
Once you read about it, go ahead and try the insanely cool version
Once you read about it, go ahead and try the insanely cool version
that's been working since 1988.
http://20q.net/
-Karen
That's pretty funny, it guessed a guitar pick in 17 questions which I think is
pretty good, and then it added the following ...
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Uncommon Knowledge about a
try
http://www.smalltime.com/dictator.html
it works great on a text-only browser (lynx) and provided me with hours
of entertainment when I was in college. (Usually about 2 AM)
Am 11.05.2005 um 00:28 schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Ladies and Gentlemen,
O.K...this is very off topic..but I know many of
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What the hell does it mean by ...
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Does it slobber? I say Probably.
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... who's been training this thing??
Simon Troup
Digital Media Art
Heehee...maybe someone who contributed was thinkingif I hold
a guitar pick in my mouth long enough while I am playingDoes it
slobber? I
try
http://www.smalltime.com/dictator.html
it works great on a text-only browser (lynx) and provided me with
hours of entertainment when I was in college. (Usually about 2 AM)
Well, I win this round. You are player number 48 to pick Robert
Mugabe from Zimbabwe, and what a clever
On May 11, 2005, at 3:14 PM, Simon Troup wrote:
Well, I feel quite chuffed. Friendly little dictator game isn't it!
Hmm, I had to look that one up. I'm pretty sure that the meaning of
chuff that you had in mind wasn't a loud explosion of gas (like a
fart?) nor that you were propelled by a noisy
Christopher Smith / 2005/05/11 / 03:46 PM wrote:
After consulting a few online dictionaries, I'm convinced that you are
very pleased with the game.
Wht?!!!
You didn't hit F12?
You are on Tiger, yes?
I got the answer right away!
Chuffed = very pleased
... which appeared on my desktop!
The one I like -- read in many Brit novels is 'boiled candy'
It sounds as appetizing as boiled cabbage. I was always confused if
this meant Brits had an intimate knowledge of the process for making
candy.
I took it as an indication of what to expect from British cooking.
Jerry
On 11-May-05,
On May 11, 2005, at 4:36 PM, A-NO-NE Music wrote:
Christopher Smith / 2005/05/11 / 03:46 PM wrote:
After consulting a few online dictionaries, I'm convinced that you are
very pleased with the game.
Wht?!!!
You didn't hit F12?
You are on Tiger, yes?
I got the answer right away!
Chuffed =
On May 11, 2005, at 4:20 AM, Simon Troup wrote:
Once you read about it, go ahead and try the insanely cool version
that's been working since 1988.
http://20q.net/
-Karen
That's pretty funny, it guessed a guitar pick in 17 questions which I
think is pretty good, and then it added the following ...
Christopher Smith / 2005/05/11 / 05:02 PM wrote:
F12 in Mail gives me a chuff (sheer coincidence that it happens to be
my alert sound!) sound but nothing written. What app are you running
where you hit F12 to get a dictionary?
The one and only Dashboard!
For this reason alone, I am
Figuring that any conductor can count as a small-time dictator, I
played as myself and won. It thought I was Sharon Osbourne!
ng
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Well, I feel quite chuffed. Friendly little dictator game isn't it!
Hmm, I had to look that one up. I'm pretty sure that the meaning of
chuff that you had in mind wasn't a loud explosion of gas (like a
fart?)
Errr, nope!
After consulting a few online dictionaries, I'm convinced that
In a message dated 11/05/2005 23:23:52 GMT Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Yeah,
that's the one. Note also, that in parts of Yorkshire, they say "Chuffin'
'ell", and if displeased, would be likely to kick you "up the
chuff".
Of course, you should notpresume thatthe appalling
Hi Chris,
Those are the Widgets in Tiger that appear when you use the F12 key
(assuming you haven't disabled the Tiger keyboard shortcuts, as I
have, because they interfere with other things I've programmed into
Finale with Quickeys). There is a dictionary Widget. Pretty
useful, seems to
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