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Apr 20, 2004, 4:09pm

Do not telegram them unless you are activly involved in tracking a bug and
they are working one-on-oneish with you.

- MR
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Signed,
TheMask)

Apr 21, 2004, 7:22pm

117 days

about 150 of them in the first 2 years.

- MR

Apr 22, 2004, 4:11pm

Hmmm, slight miscalc on my intended values there...

Ive spent about 1/10th of the time i used to be in aw, this year.

- MR

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Apr 20, 2004, 4:10pm

http://host.activeworlds.com/bill/

I think thats the one, may be objects.activeworl...

- MR

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Apr 20, 2004, 8:19pm

Simple my ass, its bloody complex javascript.

- MR

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Apr 21, 2004, 4:09pm

noooo...

Bloody hell is a response to an event
In Hell is a probability or action

- MR

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Apr 21, 2004, 10:02pm

*i dont bloody well care; i can use it wherewver it sounds right to me :P

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Apr 22, 2004, 7:18pm

You wouldent use it, it would be interpritted as disrespectful if you said
it to someone who was your govener (ie boss) in normal conversation, you
would only use it in an argument... perhaps.

- MR

"swe":
> *I don't bloody well care govna', i can use it wheremver it sounds righ ta
> meee, init?
>
> -SWE

Apr 26, 2004, 9:00pm

http://samsara.circus.com/~omni/geek.html

Apr 26, 2004, 8:24pm

I like Sygate personal pro, its a very good firewall with the capability of
application, protocol and port setup for advanced rules, its also very good
with XP Pro (I presume your not being a maniak and using XP Home as a server
host).

Depending on your bandwidth, you probably would do for a hardware firewall
also.

- MR


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Jul 3, 2004, 6:49am

the 3.6 streaming capability would be more use for watching streams for
perhaps the BBC etc as I doubt very much that in anything above a month that
such bandwidth drain (even on a 64kb stream) would be unsustainable.

- MR

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Jul 5, 2004, 6:39pm

wouldent anything like that be horrendously illegal?

- MR

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Jul 3, 2004, 6:49am

We have quite a few 'lady <someone>' 's in Active Worlds... would someone
care to count? (*looks at mauz*).

Cooincidently... I think being 'lady' should be reserved till your at least
like... 18, ive seen girls that are 13 and 14 going around with Lady names,
lol... I just thought to myself 'uh... im all for skipping childhood but
accelerated growth?'

- MR


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Jul 5, 2004, 3:36pm

You should have chosen:

Barbaque... cause ive just got back off a trip and im starving.

- MR

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Jul 6, 2004, 6:30pm

what... the heck... are you on about?

- MR

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Jul 19, 2004, 5:59pm

Since when did most AW users actually know what would actually benefit the
Active Worlds program?

- Mark R

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Jul 19, 2004, 6:21pm

Seriously though.

The addition of streaming opens up the possibility of combining external
media with VR environments that was not previously possible. For example if
a recording artist had a world (and a 3.6 server... heh) then they could do
such things as live concerts mixing AW content (and hence Multiple Users)
with their media...

It also opens up the possibility for these AW Radio's to actually play
through... well.. radios (of the RWX kind)... so if someone say put a radio
at GZ on an activate command... people could shut the heck up with spamming
links to them all.

Also of course, getting streaming sound is kinda preemptive to getting the
VoIP implimented, to get users experienced and expecting live-feed audio.

Mainly though, producers have the ability now to link their output, directly
to the user, and get real-time feedback from the chat and such.

Then all the other crap like video confrencing blah blah blah.

- Mark R

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Jul 19, 2004, 6:25pm

I just noticed I have "Neon Genesis Evangelion - Cruel Angel Thesis.MP2" on
my desktop...

*renames it to .mp3*

- Mark R

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Jul 9, 2004, 4:52pm

I have been very suprised in the last few months how often Rick is taking
personal responsability for things, appearing in public to meet and greet
people etc.

Very impressive for a CEO, and quite unexpected.

- MR

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Jul 9, 2004, 7:22pm

and they will all be ejected... instantly..
*shrugs*

- Mark
Hint for your safety: Do not try and upset Chanty...

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Jul 11, 2004, 10:06pm

The building side noone really cares about; they don't (shouldent) even
state change to query property, they have been banned because some people
have been using them to force-join someone when the person is ignoring /
refusing their joins and such.

- Mark R

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Jul 12, 2004, 3:17pm

Because PK's can't eject the problems?... :O

- MR

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Jul 13, 2004, 6:07pm

It IS the CT's handling it, its a global mode bot! haha

- MR

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Jul 10, 2004, 10:22am

Id like to share a little tip on how to amuse yourself....

Note this only really works after you've been up for 24 hours straight and
or otherwise nackered.

Step 1) When you are aware - Turn off the 'shortcut to' miniarrow that
appears on shortcuts
Step 2) create a new folder called 'whats in here'...
Step 3) Inside the above new folder create a shortcut to the same folder
called 'whats in here'

You will now have endless hours of fun trying to work out how many folders
are within the folders completly forgetting the fact that you have 'show
full path in the address bar' turned on and it is infact just staying the
same.

Enjoy,

- Mark R

Jul 10, 2004, 7:10pm

http://www.hallamfm.co.uk/nav?action=gallery&id=6284

AIBO, Sony, Sony Centre, Memory Stick, Aibone are all registered trademarks
T of the Sony Corporation Japan. All Rights Reserved

Memory stick?????

- Mark R

Jul 12, 2004, 12:07am

Well... im bored... and there hasnt been a post in here for the last few
hours so its my turn! Lets play the 'random question' game, just by posting
thought inspiring random babble...

Things like:

How come everyone knows e=mc^2 but only about 0.5% know what it means?

How exactly DOES eep find so much time to make so many newsgroup posts
(search google)?

Will AlaskanShadow EVER soften up to me?

those kinda things...

Ill start...

- Mark R

Jul 12, 2004, 12:07am

Why does all spam email selling 'pills' always have a pink background?

Jul 12, 2004, 3:29pm

[View Quote] Because I feel like it, and who ever said anything about looking at it in
the GUI? I've been known to read HTML EMails via 'view source' before now...

> You know that when you do that it d/l's stuff so
> they are able to log your IP on their servers, when the email is opened,
> and it confirms that your email is an active email account.

I know, its such a TERRIBLE pitty for them that all of the HTTP homesites
get blocked at the firewall, dash, they almost had me!

> Confirmed
> active email addy's sell for alot more which means that your addy will
> be sold more and you'll be getting LOTS more spam after that.

Inbox > Rule > Spam Folder > Rule > Deleted Items

> And not
> only that, spammers are way sleazy and HAVE been known to stoop to using
> trojans to take control of puters and use it to spam others, which they
> will have alot easier job doing now that you so graciously provided them
> your IP addy when you opened their email.

Uh huh... but even if I didnt have Godknows how many lines of active and
passive defences, not to mention the best one of all: being able to read and
understand every line of source code they send I would be seriously
concerned... Surely they would not stoop to that low though... I mean if
they did Id probably get REALLY pissed and move from just SQL Injecting
their sites where I can to wipe out their lists, to taking more in-direct
approaches and just handing the IP over to a few people I know to enjoy
nothing more than fully taking out sites like that... You have to laugh when
you enter ' into the site and it blows up in your face.

> Sorry, I know this wasn't the point of your thread, it just bugs me tho,
> so many complain about being spammed to death, but then they go and do
> stupid stuff like opening spam with html on, or forward chain letters,
> or give their real addy and all real info to any stupid site that
> demands that info etc, then wonder *why* are they getting spammed so
> much lol.

erm... how else can you do anything BUT give your real address at some point
if you actually want to recieve legit mail... uh...

- Mark R
Probably should have warned you prior
that I look at most things in source

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Jul 14, 2004, 3:12pm

Hotmail > Rule (from group)

Recipient In Address?
Yes: Leave
No: Delete

Laugh.. and check hotmail only every hundred years or so.

- Mark R

Jul 14, 2004, 3:12pm

> I will forever consider you perhaps the most annoying, egotistical,
> self-centered person I have ever met on AW.

I thought you thought that was Ashley? But still hell I think that about
myself :)

> I do not care if you suddenly think I am hot.

Alaskan stopped posting pictures of herself looking like she was dead...
Turns out she is actually quite attractive when not looking like death... Ha
ha, saw no reason why not to tell her, its quite funny to see her squirm at
being complimented.

> I still find you as repulsive as ever, not to mention highly
> illiterate if you still fail to realize this

What does my lack of spell checking have to do with this? By soften up I
mean dont go out of your way to make every insult you can! ha ha.

FYI the reason I 'softened up' was because Ive read though the LJ and some
newsgroup posts and realised realised you do actually have a other side that
you do not usually show but one that creates an interesting balance in your
personality when you can see both sides of it. That and one of us has to
take our finger off the trigger (I dont mean ie: dont shoot, I mean STOP
shooting the fully auto's weve had pointed at eachother!)

I can hope, eh?

- Mark R
Meet my new friends
http://zetech.swehli.com/pics/the_clones.jpg

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