Keatah

Can it still play the mamba?

I was thinking more along the lines about access to recover the remains of her wireless system. The superstructure of the bow section has seen a lot of deterioration. Previously accessible areas like the captain's quarters and gymnasium have collapsed. 

If the ceiling of the Marconi room has fallen in by the time they attempt recovery, it's game over before they ever started. But if they can still gain access, no matter how deteriorated the remains of her wireless system have become, it's worthy of preservation and has quite a story left to tell to future generations. 

Just the Macroni? What about the Cheese?

I haven't seen the movie yet, but my nephews are familiar with it, and last night, they wanted me to show them the Easter egg in "Adventure." I was only too happy to oblige.

At the National Videogame Museum in Frisco, they have a little corner devoted to Adventure and the Easter Egg with an Atari with Adventure set up and a sign telling you the steps to find it.

The movie. I could not finish the book.

It is a bit much, the action is not any different than an ADD enhanced superhero movie. A lot of things going on and no breaks to let you absorb it all.

Could try.

Back in '95 Lamisil was by prescription only and it cost

around $60 for a tube.

Try Zeabsorb Powder.

I acually went to an arcade with a multigame cabinet.

@KaeruYojimbo: LOL!!!

@Trip2018: Did she put out?

Arcade games are console TVs you watch in public, pay by the minute

No no. No minimodems. And v.92 modems are still a brisk seller.

That doesn't surprise me. Point-of-sale terminals still make widespread use of analog modems, presumably for secure credit card transactions.

..and as backup communication in many in-house networks.

Enterprise is analternate reality due to the time war.

Enterprise sucked?

StanJr wins the stuffed bear!

Ideally you'd just use the original system and read them that way.

Some labs still do that. Just like they keep other vintage hardware around for the same reason.

Other labs, including ours does that and has an atmel microcontroller to do the track stepping and reading.

Not unlike that Kryoflux crap. Just more precise.

You can't really do direct usb control because there is no timing standard. You've got to have a controller that can buffer at set intervals.

But you use usb to talk to the controller.

I still have a 10.5" Magnetic reel, always wondered what's on there.

kind of like the

mind's eye

Television is the retina of the mind's eye.

This was in the context of medical diagnostics. You could look inside to see what needs a-fixn.

That just reminded me of a rhyme kids used to say when someone asked us what time it was: "Half past the cow's ass, quarter to its balls. Lift up its left leg and see Niagra Falls."

Does it mooooo-ve slower than for humans?

IMHO most animals have a very good perception of time and season - much better than the average human account them for, at least. Remember tiger sharks gather off shore when albatross fledgings start their first flights. Off-topic, but this reminds me of this:

No new updates. Just got into reading about it recently.

And Leon's getting larger...

My head's getting larger with all this stuffage.

what kind of indian?

You should really start taking those meds again.

Rajasthani or maybe from a Toto Tribe or something. But not Native American.

Trying to copulate with harry Kim?

I dunno I like her behavior

Does this have to do with being assimilated?

Sorry it’s been cancelled...

Cart pls?

Plastic, metal, wood.

link? or you mean all the things that come up on a search for apple II?

Searched "Apple II" all categories. As of now it's 2866.

It's not a big-ass bulk lot or anything like that.

I'd rather have Doritos or cheese curls unless you have French onion dip for the potato chips.

You had the Brady Bunch over to watch videotapes?!??!!

Then Cindy had to ruin everything by sticking a grilled cheese sandwich into the VCR.

Emulators? Good or bad. Also, what hardware?

WoooHoo! This one goes out to all of us!?! That's my jam!

I hate <insert random fad technology here>.

Haha, never. The almighty dollar is too important.

Do you know that a number of the classic Christmas songs were composed in mid summer during unbearable heatwaves? Supposedly thinking about winter is a way to cut out the heat outside.

Yeah it is pretty lame. Although I will point out that it's only about a month and a half till a lot of kids go back to school in areas where they get out for summer break in May.

42.

You peal off the labels and put them back on again.

@ Naw I just took the cube apart and reassembled it.

And yet at the same time, I see that kids' activities in the Apple ecosphere consists more of consumption than it does in Windows..

Could I be misinterpreting my original observation?

Not sure. Why do kids need computers in the first place?

I think it's more for the parents' sake. Makes them feel like junior is accomplishing something? ..when in reality he's just consuming media at a hyperspeed pace.

Lego my erector set so I can tinker with my toy.

When I was a kid, using a rubber band, I'd make a bow and arrow with my Tinker Toys, then shoot it like a missile at whatever cabin I'd just built out of Lincoln Logs.

wish I had one

Dem's fightin' words.

Spaghetti!

Pingas!!

Yup.

I figured, but I had to ask.

Ordered 220uF 25V cap from DigiKey! For like 3.50 shipped!

On my archive disks: I compacted, sorted, and "file placed" all the NTFS $MetaFiles toward the front. Put all the directory entries close to the $MFT. Compacted the $MFT. Consolidated free space up front. Did a read surface scan. Checked SMART. Verified and updated Backups. Did CheckDisk in read-only mode. Checked for illegal characters and path lengths. Deduped some folders. Removed old unused $MFT entries. Removed useless alternate data streams.

Each disk takes about 1 hour to work through. The surface scans run overnite, don't know how long they take, but they're done come morning. They always pass. And for the infrequently used disks, it's good to get them up and spinning.

Another activity that's great fun at parties. All your friends will want to join in!

Not much to be afraid of my friends.  2% death rate? Just...Don't be a puss.  This virus will be dead by Summer like the common cold, mostly gone by May/June,..A vaccine ready in 16-18 months.   It's not so scary as they make it out to be.

I wouldn't be afraid so much of the virus as just getting stuck on a cruise ship and not being able to leave.

I took an Alaskan cruise about 10 years ago.  I actually quite enjoyed it and would be willing to take another cruise.  Maybe not right now, though....

Can't say I've ever seen the commercial in question, but the use of the word "bro" is enough to tell me that it's probably an annoying one.

Tortos flavor dust™. Lust the dust!