On 5/22/07, Allen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know I died from it. :)
Allen
She turned me into a newt...
...I got better
g
RayTheOtherRay
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Do you think that browsers and email clients like FireFox and Thunderbird
offer enough safety, popup protection, and other features (my wife has
become a fan of tabbed browsing...misses it when she goes to her part time
job!) to motivate thinking outside the box at a level just below/above the
OS?
You can watch it, here!
http://www.apple.com/getamac/ads/
Enjoy!
RayTheOtherRay
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Post Messages to: ProFox@leafe.com
I did a parody of one of those it's a jeep thing, you wouldn't understand
bumper stickers with some fox artwork above the modified fox catch phrase.
It seems that was in another life, many moons ago. I have since lost the
file, but I did send it to someone on the list so that they could use it
The site is very artsy, but could be inspiring.
http://www.csszengarden.com/
I like to go back there and check out the submissions from time to time.
RayTheOtherRay
On 4/4/07, Ed Leafe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Apr 4, 2007, at 5:21 AM, Andy Davies wrote:
as Derek said, hiding and
As a fourth year computer science major, I took Fortran, taught by an SA
that was also in our program, for a foreign language credit. I now wish
that I had taken a language that I could speak to a greater number of
people. 8-)
RayTheOtherRay
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I had a friend asking if I had any pro or con comments about MailWasher...
A free spam blocker that also bounces back e-mails
http://www.mailwasher.net/index.php
As I don't, I was wondering if anyone here does.
Thanks!
RayTheOtherRay
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set lurk off
I really hate how much I want to get one of these!
set lurk on
RayTheOtherRay
On 1/23/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://tinyurl.com/2zbo4l
If you get that warm fuzzy feeling when you see Dot Matrix printer type
then our new Tyvek Wallets...
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My sand cup is long gone. I do have the fanny pack from Orlando and the
canvas bag from Miami. I think my daughter has adopted the Miami surf shirt
as her own. Beyond that, my trinkets are sparse.
RayTheOtherRay
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The list I originally joined was called FoxShare (I think). Darcy White was
the moderator (owner?). Things got a little heavy handed and ProFox was
born. After Darcy faded into other things, Josh was moderating FoxShare.
I'm open to corrections to my questionable memory. g
RayTheOtherRay
Twenty years ago, I used to teach Introduction to Computers at a training
company and gave just that explanation for what a modem is. Just the other
day, a coworker brought up your very question. Misnomer or not, I believe
that we are stuck with that name for, at least, until communication is
Hee Haw salutes Campbellsburg, KY...population...well you get the idea. I
was helping my Mom with some of her computer frustrations. She's on
dial-up, and after getting OE disabled and stopping the visible propogation
of spam by the virus on her computer, I drove five minutes down the road to
Yahoo Groups - Cigar Box Guitars
Primarily for stringed instruments made from cigar boxes, but strays to
other instruments made from found items. It does have a technical aspect
when it comes to the electronics of piezo pick-ups or winding your own
electro-magnetic pickups for the instruments.
My colleagues would probably label me a compulsive indenter. Even with
the braces of JavaScript, I'm still indenting for my own readability. You
guys are making me anxious to try Python!
Temporarily coming out from lurking in the shadows,
RayTheOtherRay
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Charlie,
I inititially thought you were trying to use the S word in an effort to
kill the thread. Now that takes me back a bit. g
RayTheOtherRay
On 9/27/06, Charlie Coleman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 12:08 PM 9/27/2006 -0400, Russell Campbell wrote:
...
standard and it's certainly not an
Thanks Malcolm!
Another project just bubbled to the top for this morning, but I hope to
return to the search for dials this afternoon. I did see one from
KineticaRT yesterday, but, upon showing it to my boss, it lacked that WOW of
which you speak. I also have a tab open in my FF showing Dundas
I'm looking for a dial control for use in producing a dashboard page on
our web tools. Having never used them before, I'm trying to cut down on the
searching time. Do any of you have experience with such controls (from free
to purchase) that I could invoke in an a web page. My main web coding
I'm older and I have better insurance.
- Kathy Bates from Fried Green Tomatoes
I can relate to Whil (and know even less regardless of age) and enjoy having
a life.
RayTheOtherRay
On 7/14/06, Ted Roche [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 7/14/06, Whil Hentzen (Pro*) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But I
On 7/11/06, Ed Leafe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And how many agonizing hours did it take you to figure out the
HUUUGE change in UI from Windows? Guess it must have been really,
really hard, based on all the whining by Windows folks about how
different Linux is.
I have taught our 18
It would be really terrific if each email could
contain a link automatically generated which would
take the user to the mailing list website and show
the email and thread in the browser.
I use a GMail account for another forum. It has lots
of space and has threaded conversations that you
I think that Homer Simpson is credited with saying
that a tennis ball on the car antenna is a great way
to find your car in the parking lot, and that everyone
should have one. g
RayTheOtherRay
David Crooks wrote:
You are talking about 13 years ago! I am lucky to
remember where my
car
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