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Topic: My next door neighbor got a Mac!
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Colonel Panic
BlabberMouth, the Next Generation
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posted June 24, 2002 14:41
It's just unbelievable!I'm stupefied! Using a Mac and being part of the .05 society is kinda cool thing. Like wearing black in summertime in Beverly Hills. Certainly it's not the kind of thing where you could spot two houses in a row in the middle of an average middle class neighborhood, in the middle of Iowa and say, "I bet those two houses have Macs!" Isn't there some kind of rule where if you have a Mac, then your neighbor has to be a smug, self-satisfied, 49-year old Dell Dude with a leaning toward Jehovah's-Witness-like preaching? This guy runs his own business and you know what he told me, "Every time I talked about a Windows PC, the people talked about configuring the right machine. It sounded so complicated. Jeez! I just wanted a computer I could plug in and use right away!" Wow! He sounded just like a commercial. Like that stuff ever works? @@@! Now, before some of you more statistically oriented types get all over me and say something like, "It's not statistically improbable," or worse, I want to share one more thing with you ... The family on the other side of my neighbor who got the new Mac, they have a Mac, TOO! Now, you more statistically inclined people tell me, what are the chances? Hmmmm? I'm looking for accuracy to four decimal points here, too. What are the chances!? I've heard God works in mysterious ways, but is this is a sign that Satan must be slipping? Colonel Panic
Posts: 1809 | From: Glacier Melt, USA | Registered: Mar 2002
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uilleann
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posted July 01, 2002 01:36
what happened to my fab t-shirt a) HTML - sequences of spaces on Web pages are reduced to a single space; you will get no more than one space between letters or elements. Use the HTML entity to force extra spaces when needed, such as to indent the beginning of a line.b) Monospace vs. proportional type - the textarea edit box where you enter the post is in monospace type, but the topics are always displayed in proportional type, and this will greatly alter the appearance of any ASCII art. The easiest solution is to wrap the text in a [ CODE] tag, which preserves formatting exactly as entered in the edit box, but under IE it will come out in really tiny writing (at least on my PC here it does). - uilleann
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MacGenius
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posted July 02, 2002 16:56
Hey - I know that! I'm a web designer. I was mad but lazy to fix it up, OK?
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xobender
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posted July 04, 2002 00:04
i thought it was cool. it looked like a light post with a sign on it thats said " using linux is not a crime " , which would have been very unique.
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MacGenius
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posted July 16, 2002 13:01
Ya know, I run Linux on Macs. By "PC's" I mean "windowes"
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