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In the Linux world we use Wine...a Windows emulator.

Mac is Linux based but proprietary...Flash is open so therefor NO CONTROL!

Mac is all about total control from hardware peripherals, batteries etc.... all the way to the closed Linux based software (True Irony). I'm amazed that they allow apps, they had to I guess but they all have to be "approved" first.

I guess they just think everything is just SPAM unless its a nice red Apple....vegetarians maybe???

........certainly just as cult like ;)

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New logo proposal . . .

A hunk of SPAM, as if it was just removed from its can, with a bite out of it . . . in profile.

Upscale SPAM would be complemented, in a photo, by a Linux Red Hat, a fine crystal WINE glass appropriately-filled with RED WINE, and a hunk of SPAM with one bite missing on a dessert plate of fine China.

HAPPY DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME!

NTX5467

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I got an Ipod for xmas from my wife. It is perfect for music in the truck and see a lot of use. Of course with the noise going down the road you wouldn't notice if it was perfect or not.

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It's Sweeps Week, Apple pie brings in the ratings!

Let's go to a commercial...(and a question).

Does the rest of America have a "truck month"? It seems like Texas has a truck month every other month. Maybe it just happens during every month with an "R" in the name.

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Happy Pi Day !!! Today is the day geeks annd mathmeticians all over the world celebrate Pi. Not Pie like apple or cherry but pi like:

3.141592653589793238462643383279502884197169399375105820974944592307816406286208998628034825342117067982148086513282306647093844609550582231725359408128481117450284102701938521105559644622948954930381964428810975665933446128475648233786783165271201909145648566923460348610454326648213393607260249141273724587006606315588174881520920962829254091715364367892590360011330530548820466521384146951941511609...

To see musical Pi Check out this Utube Video...

www.youtube.com/watch?v=wK7tq7L0N8E

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Happy Pi Day !!! Today is the day geeks annd mathmeticians all over the world celebrate Pi. Not Pie like apple or cherry but pi like:

3.141592653589793238462643383279502884197169399375105820974944592307816406286208998628034825342117067982148086513282306647093844609550582231725359408128481117450284102701938521105559644622948954930381964428810975665933446128475648233786783165271201909145648566923460348610454326648213393607260249141273724587006606315588174881520920962829254091715364367892590360011330530548820466521384146951941511609...

To see musical Pi Check out this Utube Video...

There's enough numbers in that "number" to cause some serious spinnnnnn situations (mind, eyeballs, or whatever). Where's "posi-trac" when you need it???

NTX5467

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Or in the immortal words of Carl Sagan..billions and billions...of digits to Pi. Hopefully someone doesn't throw a Pi at you today. It may take a while to get it all off! :D

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Thanks for the reminder Bill. We actually are working on processing our last pumpkins from last year (a bit late as we got some mould action...which is why they are being processed). It isn't pie yet, but will be someday...or at least some of it.

Video not available due to copyright. Sigh.

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Thanks for the reminder Bill. We actually are working on processing our last pumpkins from last year (a bit late as we got some mould action...which is why they are being processed). It isn't pie yet, but will be someday...or at least some of it.

You planning on serving that on Labor (Labour) Day?

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I suppose that's a possibility...some of the processed pumpkin is in the freezer. There's a cooked pumpkin pie there too....

At this point, we won't be going in the direction of the country place, so we wouldn't be doing it the same as last time. Maybe we can work in a picnic snack type idea somewhere along the way.

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just wanted to drop in and say hello and let all know I will be out of touch for a few more days whilst my 'puter is in the shop. Looks like it consumed some bad spam or something and got terribly sick. can only stop in for a few seconds on my gubment monitored computer at work. so later gang, see's ya next week me hopes. :)

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Now that is funny!

Might be funny, but that's the way things were back when your 1955 Buick was "just a used car", with all due respect.

There was a game show which used a UniVac computer on the show. It was "high drama" for the machine to sort through its piles of punch cards, separate them in their respective slots, with all of the flashing lights and studio orchestra's music as a part of things, too. Just can't have that sort of thing with a quad-core processor'd laptop!

Fortran lasted until the middle 1970s, as a basic computer language, but is now considered tres obsolete.

Those "steering wheels"! Must have been there to access the correct levels of memory? Would have been flashier if they'd had the multi-color sections and spiffy horn buttons like the fancier cars of that era had!

Enjoy!

NTX5467

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There was an updated version of Fortran that came out in '77 - learned that in first year engineering in the late '80s. I know there's at least one more updated version out there since then. Fortran would be less obsolete than that vision of the home computer....

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$8495 in 1954 is equal to $69,922 in 2011 dollars according to an inflation calculator I just checked. Inflation rate is 722%.

I remember taking a tour of my bank's computer room in the mid-70's and seeing row after row of computer banks running tapes. Then they took us into another room and showed us a computer the size of a desk and telling us that 1/2 of this computer will do the work of all of that " out there." Now look at what computers do.

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If that downsized personal computer was the advertised price, did it include the "PageMaker" software in that price? By the time we got to the 1990s, the cost of the included software, if purchased individually, was more than the price of the computer itself WITH the software already loaded.

I just read the article in "Texas Monthly" on the disposition of the estate of John O'Quinn. Quite an intricate situation, were "everybody knows everybody".

"SPAM 1 & 0" for the digital binary era.

Enjoy!

NTX5467

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