Re: The Talk2 List DC quotes
well the program in its later instances became fairly unuseable for screen readers, as well as very system intensive, as the hashing became really bla. tj - Original Message - From: derek Lane [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: talk2 talk2@AndreLouis.COM Sent: Sunday, July 30, 2006 1:10 PM Subject: Re: The Talk2 List DC quotes That's true, and unlike Ventrilo, it didn't go down in quality, it just seem to fade away for some reason. I don't know why though, as it was a rather neat program. As far as a lot of us, we're still pretty much the same people, which is rather cool because certain kinds of changes are bad, and not many bad ones have occured. - Original Message - From: TJ Olsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: talk2 talk2@AndreLouis.COM Sent: Saturday, July 29, 2006 4:15 PM Subject: Re: The Talk2 List DC quotes you know, after all these years, i still find this funny. I find it really hard to believe this stuff existed from that long a go. 2004. ah yes how very much has changed lets go around when was the last time you went on dc? me=mid april maybe there was a time when that was oaded as quick as messenger tj - Original Message - From: Patrick Perdue [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: talk2 talk2@AndreLouis.COM Sent: Saturday, July 29, 2006 3:13 AM Subject: The Talk2 List DC quotes Most of you will remember this, though some will have never seen it before. Welcome to this rather strange bad thing. This file was apparently last modified on January 11, 2004. Loads of things have changed since then... or have they? pre-talk2, scary stuff. FUNNY/WISE QUOTES The following page consists of all of the many, many strange things that are said on WWDC hubs. If you have any to ad, message fastfinge. venison88 ah, but visions could be just as effective as internal ports of enlightenment written in php. borris Yeah, but all I get is a lot of parsing errors. venison88 ahh, foggy days borris that's about my life, ya know? it's one error after another, and it's not properly compiled, and there are too many exclude statements and not enough include. The object class for sanity does not exist I'm afraid. venison88 trust me, i know how ya feel. venison88 as far as sanity, i hacked and overlayed my own. -- enough said, guilty as charged. borris no, I don't want to be one of those, not only do I not intend to ever become useful, well, being helpful is even worse! -- The WWDC ops are always glad to help? .. well not always. borris Oo woot, that sounds like much fun! How bout inversion where you get flipped inside out and still live through it all? venison88 most ex girlfriends did that already -- Won't ask, it's probably better that way... borris perduism is a truism one must not be without. To suffer such a thing is to live and live without, the desire to become good in any aspect, constant conflict, instant death, all things are irrelevant, and paper plates are expensive. -- and you past English class without killing everyone? [Telia]Elias Cucumber Penetration for fuck sake! onj2 lololololl! [Telia]Elias yeah i'm so funny i want to crap my pants onj2 someone's a pissed off lill dude today aren't they? oh well [Comhem]pavel movies? [Telia]Elias haha what do you mean? onj2 you sound like, really upset, or upset, or fucked off, i dono. lol -- Wouldn't like to get on the wrong side of him now, perhaps he's dangerous? Oops! Everybody run! kolektor Laugh Out Loud pdaudio mean gay audio in french -- I see. I think, sir, you may be confused about your sexuality. Either that or you have issues with search and are looking for French Homosexual auditory pornography. Babyangel i didn't know the ferry stopped by here - i will get a lift in future -- What? It does? Neither did I. (It's not from a WWDC hub...so shoot me. It was too perfect.) trancemaster the cociousness clouds as trancemaster is in the hub -- What? d:-I fvedfeerf d:-I fesfvdfvd d:-I rtfrgerfve d:-I fvefvefvefve d:-I fvefvefvefv d:-I fve d:-I fvever d:-I fvefve d:-I fevfve d:-I efvefv d:-I fvefevefv d:-I efvfvefve d:-I fvefevfve d:-I fevefv d:-I efvfevfe d:-I vfvefve d:-I feve d:-I efvvef d:-I efvefv d:-I veffev d:-I efvvef d:-I efvevf d:-I efvfve d:-I fvefve d:-I fvefve d:-I efvefv d:-I efv d:-I fevfev d:-I fevefv --Now, how about taking that dildo out of your mouth and trying again? Cengiz_Cengo welcome the All Peoples? --No, sorry. The All Peoples aren't welcome here. Rock clear Rock clear Rock clear Rock clear --And now, class, todays Typing lesson is on a new and exciting key called the slash. * flangerboy woot woot! woot woot! --I always thought a flange was something I could find, you know, somewhere in my bathroom. If I find this guy somewhere in my bathroom we'll have trouble. He'd better not be flanging. DIO® DIO® DIO® DIO® DIO® DIO® -- Is it just me, or did I miss telepathy 101? It sure interested me, and the litle mich mich
The Talk2 List Vista: the saga continues
Interesting article form latest issue ofwxpnews.com. I'm not saying much, read and judje/conclude for your selvs. Well, I'd been running Vista Beta 2 on one of my two primary desktop computers ever since it was released, almost two months ago. I've been generally thrilledwith its features, performance and reliability. But the life of a beta tester is one always fraught with new dangers. Just about the time you get everythingexactly the way you want it, it's time to install a new version and risk messing it all up. Vista Build 5472 isn't available to the general public, and it's probably a good thing. As Microsoft warns, although it's designed to fix some of the bugsin Beta 2 and speed up performance, it hasn't undergone nearly as extensive testing as did the public beta. I put off installing it for a while after itwas made available to me, simply because I was so pleased with the Beta 2 installation I had and hated to mess with success. But last week, I decided tobite the bullet and go ahead with it. Who knew? Maybe I'd be pleasantly surprised. The build number probably should have been my first clue. As a long-time Star Trek fan, I should have noticed that except for the first digit, it was identicalto the designation for Species 8472 - an evil alien race so powerful that they were able to leave Borg cubes in shreds: http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/8459/species8472.html A build with a number so similar was destined to do damage to my perfect little Vista world. Ah, hindsight. I thought seriously about installing the new build to a new partition, but I was already dual booting Vista and XP on the machine, so I ended up throwingcaution to the wind and going for the upgrade. The upgrade process itself went relatively smoothly, although it took a long time. The first time it bootedinto Vista, though, the desktop was empty. And I mean completely empty - my custom wallpaper was still there but that's it. No taskbar, no sidebar, noicons. The cursor moved freely, but right clicking the desktop failed to bring up a context menu. That was one of those "Oh, no, what have I done?" moments. Luckily, another reboot restored my missing desktop items and functionality. However, one thing that I noticed right off was that not all of my settingshad been retained - despite the fact that the upgrade instructions implied that they would be saved. Probably the most annoying was the multi-monitor setting,which had reverted back to mirroring (where both monitors show the same thing, instead of extending the desktop across the monitors). In fact, I soon discoveredthat the option to extend the desktop wasn't even present in the display properties - because the upgrade had rolled back my video card drivers to a genericdriver. After reinstalling the proper ATI Radeon drivers, I had extended desktop functionality back. Temporary inconveniences like that are to be expected, and if that had been the extent of the problem, I wouldn't complain. Unfortunately, after usingthe new build for almost a week, I'm very disappointed in overall system stability. I never had a program crash in Beta 2 (although there were a coupleof small third party utilities that wouldn't install). With Species 5472, crashes occur several times per day. Most disheartening, the main victim of thisnew-found OS instability is Office 2007, which ran without a flaw on Beta 2. And most maddening of all, it's Outlook - my most-used and relied-up program- that was hit the hardest. I found myself getting a message that "Outlook has stopped working" every few hours. The program would close and then try torestart, going through the long process of checking the profile folder for corruption because it had been closed improperly. Canceling the checking processjust closed the program again. I decided maybe the profile itself had been corrupted, and made a new one. Of course, this resulted in Outlook losing my autocomplete entries, and withinminutes it was crashing again with the new profile. At that point, I tried turning off Exchange caching. That seemed to do the trick; I'm no longer gettingOutlook shutdowns all the time. But I'm also not able to reap the benefits of cached Exchange mode. Exchange caching caused no problems when Outlook 2007was running on the old Beta 2. After several days and a lot of tweaking, I have a useable Vista system again. There are still some remaining stability issues, and I'm not noticing anyperformance improvements (although, to be fair, there's no performance degradation either). I feel as if I wasted several days, but hey, at least I gota column out of it. And I can tell any of you MSDN members, official beta testers or others who have access to 5472 and haven't tried it yet to think twicebefore upgrading Beta 2. If I had it to do over, I'd install it in a different partition and leave my previous Vista installation intact. Vanjahttp://www.sudar.co.ukMSN messenger:
The Talk2 List Fw: Accessibility Petition
- Original Message - From: ednun Pourtahmasbi To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, August 01, 2006 9:02 PM Subject: Fw: Accessibility Petition - Original Message - From: Dan Rugman To: ednun Pourtahmasbi Sent: Tuesday, August 01, 2006 6:42 PM Subject: Accessibility Petition Dear all, Aswe all know, a great deal of software and hardware used in music creation and recording is difficult for us to access. If you use such technology, or teach others how to use it, then your help is needed. Tim Burgess has set up a petition in order to obtain hard statistics of the numbers of visually impaired people using music technology. These could be of great importance when approaching manufacturers and suppliers about making there products more accessible. By visiting the following link and completing the short form you could be making a real difference for us in the future. http://www.raisedbar.net/petition.htm Please forward this link to anyone whom you think might be interested in giving us their support. Many thanks, Dan Rugman
The Talk2 List disabled singing talent contest
This is a singing contest that the speak to me catalog holds yearly featuring disabled singers in 3 categories, contemporary, religious and country. Many people including my wife rainee as well as several others on these lists are featured. vote for you're favorites from now until August 8th you can have 6 pages of votes per computer. to vote go to www.speaktomecatalog.com/talent feel free to send it to anyone you know who'd like to vote. check out my wife Rainee's new CD Breakin Out http://www.cdbaby.com/raineeperdue first cd Higher Heights at http://www.cdbaby.com/Rainee all samples are in mp3
Re: The Talk2 List disabled singing talent contest
How do people get chosen to be in the contest yearly? www.kevinreeves.net - Original Message - From: Ryan Perdue [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: talk2 talk2@AndreLouis.COM Sent: Tuesday, August 01, 2006 7:40 PM Subject: The Talk2 List disabled singing talent contest This is a singing contest that the speak to me catalog holds yearly featuring disabled singers in 3 categories, contemporary, religious and country. Many people including my wife rainee as well as several others on these lists are featured. vote for you're favorites from now until August 8th you can have 6 pages of votes per computer. to vote go to www.speaktomecatalog.com/talent feel free to send it to anyone you know who'd like to vote. check out my wife Rainee's new CD Breakin Out http://www.cdbaby.com/raineeperdue first cd Higher Heights at http://www.cdbaby.com/Rainee all samples are in mp3
Re: The Talk2 List disabled singing talent contest
On speak to me website starting in may, people were able to submit mp3s and quick biographys about themselves. they had the contest in 2004 but didn't for some reason in 2005 - Original Message - From: Kevin Reeves [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: talk2 talk2@AndreLouis.COM Sent: Tuesday, August 01, 2006 9:05 PM Subject: Re: The Talk2 List disabled singing talent contest How do people get chosen to be in the contest yearly? www.kevinreeves.net - Original Message - From: Ryan Perdue [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: talk2 talk2@AndreLouis.COM Sent: Tuesday, August 01, 2006 7:40 PM Subject: The Talk2 List disabled singing talent contest This is a singing contest that the speak to me catalog holds yearly featuring disabled singers in 3 categories, contemporary, religious and country. Many people including my wife rainee as well as several others on these lists are featured. vote for you're favorites from now until August 8th you can have 6 pages of votes per computer. to vote go to www.speaktomecatalog.com/talent feel free to send it to anyone you know who'd like to vote. check out my wife Rainee's new CD Breakin Out http://www.cdbaby.com/raineeperdue first cd Higher Heights at http://www.cdbaby.com/Rainee all samples are in mp3
