Post #50,417
9/4/02 4:07:04 PM
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To the folks that make this board possible
Jason for hosting it, Scott for creating it and all those who both admin and participate in the furious, funny, educational dialogue around here.
thanx,
bill
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Post #50,446
9/4/02 5:59:28 PM
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very much agree!
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Post #50,961
9/7/02 9:39:01 AM
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I Love You All, Man (sniff sniff)
-drl
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Post #50,507
9/4/02 9:13:55 PM
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Seconded! Thirded? I lost count.
I agree too, job well done bringing it back up.
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Post #50,521
9/4/02 9:41:40 PM
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Re: To the folks that make this board possible
And believe it or NOT I still have that "exposure burn" from that trip I took to JOYSEE...
I hate to be in the same room with Jason AND Scott....
greg - Grand-Master Artist in IT,
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Post #50,545
9/4/02 11:01:57 PM
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Are you sure....
...you weren't just standing too close to the grill???
You were born...and so you're free...so Happy Birthday! Laurie Anderson
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Post #50,608
9/5/02 10:46:59 AM
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Go ahead, just keep reminding me ...
... that stuff keeps keeping me away. But this year I'll have a 3-year-old and a 7-month-old that should be due for a road trip. [/me crosses fingers]
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Post #50,783
9/6/02 5:03:27 AM
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Yeah.. and the amazing thing is
*ALL* they have to work with, in the end, is:
0111010110010111010010101000001011010111100101010100100100100100101111
1011010101100101110100101010000010110101111001010101001001001001001010
1101011001011101001010100000101101021110010101010010010010010010101011
0111000101000111001010101110100010010010010100010100101010101010010101
{sheesh!}
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Post #50,788
9/6/02 7:51:48 AM
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Um, no.
Data out of range error at "2" on line 101.
But seriously, thatis where we start and after that the trick is abstraction. :-)
Cheers,
Ben
Computer Science is no more about computers than astronomy is about telescopes.
-- Edsger Wybe Dijkstra (1930-2002)
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Post #50,867
9/6/02 3:28:42 PM
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..just Knew someone would spot it.____ on *IWE*____ ;-)
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Post #51,329
9/10/02 11:24:17 PM
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Wait
That's a mutation. In this way (base systems) we model life. Think about it.
-drl
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Post #50,791
9/6/02 8:03:15 AM
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Ones *and* zeroes?
Luxury!
When I was a lad, I had to write a program only using ones. If I wanted a zero, I had to fill out a requisition, get it signed by three managers one of whom is based in Antarctica, and obtain a letter "o" from the typing pool.
Peter
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Post #50,810
9/6/02 9:53:37 AM
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You had a typing pool? Lucky!
We just had a typing puddle. And happy to have it!
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Post #50,868
9/6/02 3:33:52 PM
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We only had zeroes :(
Had to punch a hole in that paper tape to get any 1's at all.
Imagine if we'd merged with Your place.
We were workin on tri-state, too..
Yes
No
Maybe
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Post #50,869
9/6/02 3:36:59 PM
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When trinary sucks
Is when your input is all trinary, but your output is expected to be binary.
As in all of your questions get answered "maybe", but you are supposed to come back with an accurate yes/no answer.
Cheers,
Ben
Computer Science is no more about computers than astronomy is about telescopes.
-- Edsger Wybe Dijkstra (1930-2002)
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Post #50,990
9/7/02 4:30:17 PM
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And the woman who lets him...
...a very expectant Mrs. Alexander. Indulgances greatly appreciated.
Thanks too for the fast work w/ the RPMs, Jason.
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What part of "gestalt" don't you understand?
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Post #51,011
9/7/02 10:10:53 PM
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I expect the son
to take over the Zope stuff any week now..
:-\ufffd
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