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bowen // User Search
bowen // User Search
Oct 30, 2001, 4:50pm
no problem, it's all a matter of what your computer doesn't have that makes
the problem in AW. DirectX 8.0a has a lot of bugs in it, ie network IPX
delays, vid refreshing messes up a lot, etc. Hope it works better now
--Bowen--
[View Quote]"magnitw" <mi77r at yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> not certain, but was on for hours last night and no lock up, !!
> when I checked my vid settings I was already on D3D so changed it to
> "software" and all ok so far , thanks again bowen.
>
>
>
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Oct 30, 2001, 9:21pm
:) fox and I were talking, I can probably clear some of his stuff up.. read
below! :)
[View Quote]"foxmccloud" <FoxMcCloud at cyberbrain.com> wrote in message
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> see below
>
> "brandon" <a at b.com> a écrit dans le message news:
3bdf3205 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
a
tell
from
Maybe
>
> The possibility is nearly zero. Pluto and Neptune were already too far to
see by the way, they were detected with other
> techniques... But now the solar system is well-known by astronomers and
I'm sure they haven't missed a planet :)
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A planet planet? most likely there isn't one, it would've been detected by
hubble or another detection method.
>
If
would
>
> There is no known other stellar system in our galaxy yet... There recently
have been a few planets discovered, the first extra-solar
> planets ever discovered, but they're in other galaxies, which means
millions of years of traveling at lightspeed, so don't even
> imagine with a conventional rocket.
Oh yeah there's a solar system that's about.. 40-50 light years away.. it
contains 2 mars/venus like planets as detected by their pull on the star's
light (which they can approximate their location in orbit after factering in
our atmosphere's bending of light). Using rockets? it'd take a good
millenium to get there.. maybe longer I'm not sure on the exact dates.
>
>
> I think this will happen, but we probably won't be there to see it ;)
No doubt about this one happening. It's already planned on the Mars mission
in 2030-2050 :)
>
>
> Gateways and things like that have no scientific basis...
> as for teleporting, there have been a few successful experiments already,
but only on very small scale (teleporting a photon a few
> nanometers farther by using the undetermined states of quantic physics or
something lol, don't remember well). Well for now they
> calculated it would take 5000 times the age of the universe (which is 10
to 20 billion years) to teleport a human being. I don't
> know if such a technology can be developed enough to be usable though....
you never know. The data also neeeds to be stored for the
> teleportation, and with current means of storage (HDDs) it would take a
stack of disk drives high as the distance from the earth to
> the moon to store all the atoms in a human being. As you can see there's
some progress to be made yet :P
gateways like wormholes.. theoretically it's possible. Wormholes are just
black holes that have a different singularity structure. Stargate like
gateways? that's a hard one.. it might be possible if you accelerate
particles faster then light.. a lot faster. Star Treks? yes over short
distances in the future it might.. Fox was kinda right but instead of a
photon it was an atom of hydrogen or helium (they created a duplicate with a
ray of Quantum energy but the original was destroyed.. and the new one
destablized shortly after).
>
future
>
> Imagine that your parents or grandparents didn't even know tv when they
were born, and now we're there with our computers, 3d cards,
> internet and all... I can't imagine what the world will look like in 20 or
40 years :) But I'm pretty sure we'll never encounter any
> extra-terrestrial or anything like that, even if some exist in some remote
corner of the universe, we won't be able to reach them.
>
Yeah it's all good. We might become involved with an alien species such as
the "greys" or maybe we'll encounter a hostile form like in Independence
Day. I would like to see the day we meet an alien species :)
I hope this helps you! :)
--Bowen--
> Fox Mc Cloud
>
>
Oct 30, 2001, 10:51pm
I don't think it was the dopplar effect, the gravity exibited on the star's
light is a different form.. there's a quantum energy involved that spikes as
the planet goes behind the stars view, and dissappears as it comes back
(leaving a small gap in the visible light being transmitted). No radar
picks it up (which means no dopplar) it's detected by some sort of satilite
in orbit.
--Bowen--
[View Quote]"sw chris" <chrisw10 at nckcn.com> wrote in message
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> To my knowledge, the only planets found via the Dopplar effect are huge
gas
> giants. There's some explanation out there why not solid planets have
been
> found yet. I think it's something like a solid planet is has too small a
> gravatic mass to detect with the dopplar effect.
> --
> SW Chris
> Eagle Scout, Philosopher, Peacemaker, and... Kung Fu Master?
> http://www.winternet.com/~mikelr/flame1.html
>
> "bowen" <bowen at omegauniverse.com> wrote in message
> news:3bdf43ed$1 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> read
defending
> for
just
long
> to
and
by
galaxy.
it
> recently
it
star's
factering
> in
planet)
> mission
> already,
> or
10
> though....
a
there's
just
with
> a
they
20
> or
> remote
> as
Independence
>
>
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Oct 30, 2001, 11:59pm
Lmao yeah good ol' wes.
--Bowen--
[View Quote]"sw chris" <chrisw10 at nckcn.com> wrote in message
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> Er.... where's Wesley Crusher when you need him? :D
> --
> SW Chris
> Eagle Scout, Philosopher, Peacemaker, and... Kung Fu Master?
> http://www.winternet.com/~mikelr/flame1.html
>
> "bowen" <bowen at omegauniverse.com> wrote in message
> news:3bdf5931$1 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> star's
spikes
> as
> satilite
huge
small
> a
up..
> also
how
> Pluto.
> far
astronomers
> detected
long
means
away..
dates.
;
> )
> and
> physics
> is
> take
are
> like
> short
of
> a
duplicate
one
> the
in
some
> such
>
>
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Oct 31, 2001, 5:12pm
I think it gives people some things to do? Winning prizes seems like a good
thing, doesn't it?
--Bowen--
[View Quote]"flagg" <tom at activeworlds.com> wrote in message
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> Hi KAH,
>
> I am responsible for both of those messages. If you can give me a valid
> reason as to why you feel it is wrong or unprofessional I will stop doing
> it.
>
>
> Sincerely
>
> Tom Fournier
> Customer Service / Sales Manager
> Activeworlds.com Inc.
> 95 Parker St.
> Newburyport, MA 01950
>
> www.activeworlds.com
>
> *(PLEASE INCLUDE ALL PREVIOUS DIALOG IN ALL REPLIES TO ENSURE A FAST AND
> ACCURATE RESPONSE)*
> "kah" <kah at kahbot.com> wrote in message
> news:3be04e00 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
while
>
>
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Nov 1, 2001, 11:21pm
Welllll it is AW's product, they ultimately have the say over what's
advertised. But if the other people invite others I'm sure they won't leave
to just go play bingo, at least most people show respect like that :).
--Bowen--
[View Quote]"brant" <awteen at shoemakervillage.org> wrote in message
news:3be2013b$1 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> True, Bowen, but what if someone else is holding an event at the same
> time? Who's going to hear about it when AW is advertising bingo to
> the entire universe?
>
> "bowen" <bowen at omegauniverse.com> wrote in message
> news:3be05b3c$1 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> : I think it gives people some things to do? Winning prizes seems
> like a good
> : thing, doesn't it?
> :
> : --Bowen--
> :
> : "flagg" <tom at activeworlds.com> wrote in message
> : news:3be04fc1$1 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> : > Hi KAH,
> : >
> : > I am responsible for both of those messages. If you can give me a
> valid
> : > reason as to why you feel it is wrong or unprofessional I will
> stop doing
> : > it.
> : >
> : >
> : > Sincerely
> : >
> : > Tom Fournier
> : > Customer Service / Sales Manager
> : > Activeworlds.com Inc.
> : > 95 Parker St.
> : > Newburyport, MA 01950
> : >
> : > www.activeworlds.com
> : >
> : > *(PLEASE INCLUDE ALL PREVIOUS DIALOG IN ALL REPLIES TO ENSURE A
> FAST AND
> : > ACCURATE RESPONSE)*
> : > "kah" <kah at kahbot.com> wrote in message
> : > news:3be04e00 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> : > > looks lik kmissile[weird number]k was right! the AWC have used
> the uni
> : > > greeting topromote AWBingo, which I think is wrong of them.
> also, a
> : while
> : > > back they sent out a message about a birthday, which I thinkis a
> bit
> : > > unprofesionnal of them... here is the message displayed now:
> : > >
> : > > "Immigration Officer: Welcome to Active Worlds 3.2! For the
> latest
> : > > information on 3.2, please see http://www.activeworlds.com/help/
> : > >
> : > > AWBingo4 is now open!!! Join us for fun and prizes!!! :-)"
> : > >
> : > > KAH
> : > >
> : > >
> : > >
> : >
> : >
> :
> :
>
>
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Nov 2, 2001, 9:06pm
Not to start a flame war but those "philosophies" are what make lives
generally better then what they are now. And without cultural change..
there is a great chance of a collapse like in Rome, Egypt, etc. People
travel to the US too. And we also do take great pride and respect in our
culture and traditions, we're just different from Europe and Asia.. it
doesn't make us any less equal or important. Please don't respond to this
starting something saying we're better because blah blah.. it's not
important.. just wanted to share my view :)
--Bowen--
[View Quote]"nornny11" <Nornny1 at home.com> wrote in message
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> American culture is SOOO weird.
>
> The two philosophies of American culture in anything is
>
> 1) Copy someone else's classics and make them better
>
> and
>
> 2) Change it the next week when something better comes up.
>
> It's so mind-numbing and that's why your education only goes as far as you
> travel outside this country. We ARE so young we haven't developed our own
> culture, just in mass producing it. We have yet to have any ruins for
> example, where people come to just worship in its beauty. Rome does, Egypt
> does, China does, etc. Any country outside the US is culturally stable and
> non-changing, and where we would look at that as old fashioned and such,
> they take great pride and we take much respect in their traditions and
> cultures. Why else do you travel to those places anyways?
>
> Nornny
>
> "macb" <zzzzz> wrote in message
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> through
> the
didn't
but
> Middle
> sit
> buy
days
> mug
> that
> QED".
> 1492.
unable
> to
> which
that
believed
core
> of
> don't
> Europe
> "process"
Law
>
to
one
> how
think
> "Burt",
> share
> the
fit
> in
> but
> can't
> than
> super-patriot's.
>
>
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Nov 6, 2001, 3:31pm
not without freezing the computer totally.. thank microsoft for that.
Unless you remove it from the registry (I think you can, can be fatal for
your windows), though I'm not sure of the exact operation.
--Bowen--
[View Quote]"data21" <dbmiller at kiski.net> wrote in message
news:3be7f4ea at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> Is there a way to disable the ability to "ctrl alt delete and end task"
on
> a windows 98 computer?
>
>
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Nov 6, 2001, 5:54pm
Is there anyway you can tell her to stop doing it? Tell her it won't effect
anything, just leave it. :\ sister's are a pain.
--Bowen--
[View Quote]"data21" <dbmiller at kiski.net> wrote in message
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> Reason I want it is for my world server, my sister keeps closing it that
> way.
> There is really no accsess protection for the world server on the host
side.
> There is for remote access but not host accsess.
>
>
> "data21" <dbmiller at kiski.net> wrote in message
> news:3be7f4ea at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> on
>
>
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Nov 6, 2001, 6:27pm
hmm I didn't think you could stop that popup.. could be bad if it stops the
ctrl+alt+del completely, wouldn't it?
--Bowen--
[View Quote]"ananas" <vha at oct31.de> wrote in message news:3BE853CB.10196052 at oct31.de...
> These few lines should do the job on a '98 but I cannot
> test it, I have no no Win98 here :
>
> #include <windows.h>
> main()
> {
> SystemParametersInfo (SPI_SCREENSAVERRUNNING, 0, "1", 0);
> }
>
> I sent the compiled binary to Data earlier, but no
> response yet.
>
>
> bowen wrote:
for
task"
>
> --
> "_
> |
> /\
> \ /
> __/ /_
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Nov 6, 2001, 6:44pm
LoL knowing how some people like to be about stuff, she'll probably do that
now.
--Bowen--
[View Quote]"ananas" <vha at oct31.de> wrote in message news:3BE855F6.BC2CE002 at oct31.de...
> You can still shutdown or restart through the "start" button :)
>
> bowen wrote:
the
>
> --
> "_
> |
> /\
> \ /
> __/ /_
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Nov 6, 2001, 7:52pm
I keep AIM on weekly.. no conflicts with me.. she's either running some
heavy duty bulky old AIM version or is lying through her teeth LoL. Just
make sure it doesn't try to open your connection through IE, that might be
the problem there, though not sure.
--Bowen--
[View Quote]"data21" <dbmiller at kiski.net> wrote in message
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> I already tried telling her to stop it. She's stuck in her ways.
> She keeps saying it locks up AOL IM, lol yea right I use that to and I
have
> no problems with AOL IM and the world running.
>
> The only problem I have with the world is when I get bumped off-line the
> world server will sit there and open a never ending supply of dial up
> connections never reconnecting then eventually freezes the PC.
> My dial up is set to remember login name and pass and connect
automatically
> when its needed.
>
>
>
> "bowen" <bowen at omegauniverse.com> wrote in message
> news:3be84df7$1 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> effect
that
> task"
>
>
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Nov 7, 2001, 12:10am
Looks like a VERY early version of AW.. needs to be developed a lot more
before I'd get into it :) looks promising, maybe AW can get some
competition albeit far, far off maybe a half decade.
--Bowen--
[View Quote]"ananas" <vha at oct31.de> wrote in message news:3BE895B3.CDEC869C at oct31.de...
> http://www.immersive.com/index.html
>
> They have a different scenery format, but the models are RWX
>
> --
> "_
> |
> /\
> \ /
> __/ /_
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Nov 7, 2001, 12:28am
I assume it works in linux too? I saw something, but I just scanned it (
open source is usually linux ) LoL. Well I keep hearing of lots of AW
clones popping up allll over the place.. I should put a collection together.
--Bowen--
[View Quote]"ananas" <vha at oct31.de> wrote in message news:3BE8A611.C763B49E at oct31.de...
> It's open source, but uses the RW API to read RWX.
> I don't think that it can compete with AW but still
> something to keep an eye on :)
>
> Open source can keep a format going, even if those
> who developed it don't support it anymore.
>
> bowen wrote:
news:3BE895B3.CDEC869C at oct31.de...
>
> --
> "_
> |
> /\
> \ /
> __/ /_
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Nov 7, 2001, 4:45pm
that's cool.. I'm not a really big fan of dos based programs that much..
take too much effort to get to work on my comp.
--Bowen--
[View Quote]"ananas" <vha at oct31.de> wrote in message news:3BE8CF28.17B5E49E at oct31.de...
> It isn't new, and it's DOS
>
> It's part of the http://sourceforge.net project, and
> they have a linux bases system too, worldforge.
> Client/server both freesource.
>
> bowen wrote:
(
together.
>
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> __/ /_
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Nov 7, 2001, 12:08am
In my opinion Redhat is the best for a beginner (which would be an expert in
windows, no matter how good you are linux is a very different OS and has a
steeper learning curve compared to windows ) to pick up and really get in
depth with it fast. Plus WINE (good for AW) seems to be readily available
and well documented for RH 7.1 and 7.2. Of course you have to account for
the ISP too.. if they support linux's dialup most DUN will ie. Earthlink and
Juno (I think). If you're on cable it should be very easy with DHCP.
--Bowen--
[View Quote]"ananas" <vha at oct31.de> wrote in message news:3BE89DC3.A3A6B8A7 at oct31.de...
> Suse has quite good management tools, but it's bloated.
>
> RedHat has a minimized version that comes on only one CD,
> that looked quite acceptable to me.
> Mandrake seems to be similar to RedHat in what they
> install for a basic system, not too bloated.
>
> I heard about the Corel that it's a good starter system
>
> I think the best would be to check http://www.linuxiso.org/
> for the smallest systems, look if it contains all components
> you need (kernel version, hardware support, web support, DSL)
> and decide then.
>
> Always a quite slim option : Free BSD
>
>
> brandon wrote:
Red
>
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Nov 7, 2001, 1:51am
Nice informative post :) but WINE has supported 3d cards for a while.. but
you needed to get a CD application that has directX instal since the directX
install goes from the web now (MS's approach to stop WINE). But Redhat 7
works perfect for me in KDE, might just be your configuration since not all
things are compatible (majorly being window oriented hardware like winmodems
and winsound cards). Redhat is, like I said, more towards beginners, but is
still great for experienced people who can change the stuff fast (I don't
use the non-professional versions of redhat so I don't know if that's true
for the normal one). KDE is better IMHO too (my redhat defaulted to KDE not
gnome). This is my rave for now :)
--Bowen--
[View Quote]"macb" <zzzzz> wrote in message news:3be8b6a1 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> Just from personal experience...
>
> I tried Redhat 7.1 and Suse 7.2 at about he same time...then both were the
> current releases. Doing out of the box installs with no manual
tweaking...
> Redhat seemed like a cleaner install process. But after I had used both
> for a while I noticed that Redhat became a bit flakey. Soundcard,
touchpad
> and various other devices would work one time, but not the next. Suse
> never supported the touchpad on my laptop, but everything else was fine
and
> always worked.
>
> Suse is done in Germany, Redhat in the US. Suse has a few problems in
the
> area of documentation. There is a tendency for error messages to be
poorly
> translated into English. Of course BOTH systems use open source from all
> over the world, but I would say Redhat had been more thoroughly "cleaned
up"
> for English speaking people.
>
> Another MAJOR difference IMHO is that Redhat favors the Gnome user
interface
> while Suse favors KDE. Gnome and IDE are the "windows" part of Linux
that
> provide you with a desktop, icons, and the basic toolset for doing things.
> Since both use the X-windows as a base, many programs will run under both
> KDE and Gnome, but there are also quite a few that only work in one or the
> other. Both Redhat and Suse include Gnome and KDE, but to me they each
work
> better with the one they default to (which might explain some of my
problems
> with Redhat).
>
> Having used both for a while I decided that I preferred KDE over Gnome (at
> least for now... they both are under active development). Since Suse
> defaults to KDE, I found that its administrative tools tended to work
better
> in KDE. The same is probably true of Redhat and Gnome.
>
> And finally, Redhat is the only Linux company coming close to making a
> profit at this point. They invented the RPM system that is used to
package
> applications software distributions. Suse uses RPMs too. Redhat is
> slightly more likely to be around in 5 years than Suse if that's an issue
> for you. (Wasn't for me).
>
> I am running Suse on an older desktop machine and on a new laptop. The
> Laptop is dual-booted with Windows ME (*holds nose*). Using the
included
> WINE package I got AW running on both systems with a few hours tinkering.
> At first only AW 2 would work there since the 3D graphics card support
> doesn't work under WINE. With 3.2 I get fairly fast graphics under Linux
> in software mode... almost the same frame rate as with windows USING the
> hardware 3D!! There are a few minor "bugs" running in this mode, but no
> crashes or hangs, just convenience issues. I started it up the other day
> and got into a chat and forgot that I was using Linux. I had several
> other active programs running at the same time in the background,
something
> that doesn't work too well for me using Windows.
>
> If you decided to try Linux: make sure you get the new Netscape 6.2
> installed right away, it totally replaces all the functionality of
Internet
> Explorer and Outlook Express. Netscape is BACK ! Also, both products
> include Star Office which has the functionality of Word, Excel and a few
> other MS office programs. Star office takes some getting used to. Its
a
> bit slow, especially getting started. Once I launch it I just leave it
> running. If those two products aren't enough to worry Microsoft, check
out
> http://www.lindows.com who's plan is to make just about all Windows
programs
> run under Linux (without having to pay royalties to Microsoft). If they
> succeed (and they only think they need about a year) the most secure jobs
at
> Microsoft with be the corporate lawyers.
>
> We live in interesting times.
>
>
> "brandon" <brandon at fake-email-adresses.com> wrote in message
> news:3be89c62$1 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
Red
>
>
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Nov 10, 2001, 10:07am
Yeah it totally rocks the speed of your computer when the temperature is
lower. Most supercomputers are kept at -25º C hehe. I'm sure it'll be
standard in a couple of years to have a liquid nitrogen coolant system,
that's what they're talking about throwing into PC's.
--Bowen--
[View Quote]"dabartender" <admin at hooverae.com> wrote in message
news:3becc537 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> For the adventurous sorts out there, I'm pleased to report that I have a
> functional water-cooling system installed on the big Athlon box over here
:)
>
> Using an old but never-used automotive transmission cooling radiator,
> coupled with a Swiftech MCW372-B copper/aluminum CPU water block and a
small
> 60 GPM fountain pump, I have instantly lowered the CPU's operating
> temperature by over 30 degrees F as compared to my old air cooler. Where
it
> used to run between a scorching (but frighteningly, well within spec)
> 135-145 degrees depending on room temp and CPU load, it now chugs along
> happily between 100-105 degrees. And it's just "Frankenstein-ed" together
> right now, sort of in the prototype phase. Once I get everything mounted
> and situated permanently, I'm pretty sure that I can get it down under 100
> consistently.
>
> If anyone's ever thought about this, and has a few extra bucks to blow -
you
> can get complete prefab kits for a bit over $100 - I highly recommend
taking
> the plunge. It's very nifty :-)
>
>
>
>
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Nov 11, 2001, 9:44pm
Don't use Water, keeping it very cold with liquid nitrogen generally
prevents condensation to form on the outside of the tubes. Or you can put
the tubes inside another tube set.
--Bowen--
[View Quote]"data21" <dbmiller at kiski.net> wrote in message
news:3bef1a7b at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> Interesting, just have 1 concern how would you prevent water from leaking
> onto the PC boards and things? the water tubes will get condensation on
them
> from time to time.
>
>
> "dabartender" <admin at hooverae.com> wrote in message
> news:3becc537 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
here
> :)
> small
> it
together
mounted
100
> you
> taking
>
>
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Nov 12, 2001, 12:59pm
That's cool.. you should use liquid nitrogen ;) LoL It's the best stuff for
the job.. pretty much eliminates lagginess in computations due to the heat.
It's crazy they way they did it.. there's one that was completely submerged
into the liquid medium. I thought that was pretty cool :).
--Bowen--
[View Quote]"dabartender" <admin at hooverae.com> wrote in message
news:3befed74 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> Actually, I am using water :-) The only "active" cooling at this point is
> the radiator, which has two 80mm fans pulling air through it. The water
> itself stays slightly above room temp, and condensation isn't an issue.
Not
> enough delta-T to allow it.
>
> If/when I decide to change the cooling medium, or add in a peltier for
more
> active cooling, then I'll have to investigate some sealing and insulation.
> Workin' just great for now, though :-)
>
> "bowen" <bowen at omegauniverse.com> wrote in message
> news:3bef1b53$1 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
put
>
>
>
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Nov 12, 2001, 9:58pm
LoL fox you're crazy.
--Bowen--
[View Quote]"data21" <dbmiller at kiski.net> wrote in message
news:3bf06741 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> LMAO
>
>
> "foxmccloud" <FoxMcCloud at cyberbrain.com> wrote in message
> news:3bf05c74$1 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> fridge lol
> 3bf00d1a at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> want
> stuff
the
> point
> water
> issue.
> for
> generally
you
> can
>
>
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Nov 13, 2001, 4:31pm
too explosive around constant heat.. yes helium is explosive in certain
conditions :). Nitrogen doesn't have the same properties as the
hydrogen-helium group, so it doesn't become as unstable as fast as they
would (that's why they use helium for propellents in spacecraft). Of
course, my chem teacher would get on my case for not saying period or what
not.. but he was a quack (kinda like IA).
--Bowen--
[View Quote]"kah" <kah at kahbot.com> wrote in message
news:3bf136ab$1 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> liquid nitrogen? bah, use liquid helium ;-))
>
> KAH
>
> "bowen" <bowen at omegauniverse.com> wrote in message
> news:3beff1d2$1 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> for
> heat.
> submerged
point
> is
water
issue.
> insulation.
can
>
>
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Nov 11, 2001, 5:39pm
After reading this post and it's responses, I'm wondering why you want to
protect your HTML and/or images so much? If someone is really determined,
they'll get what they want, printscreen is the main way they'll get your
images, or they'll find the source in the temp folders. Maybe you should
put a TM up on your site?
--Bowen--
Nov 11, 2001, 6:44pm
That's true, very true, I don't mind people taking my HTML because really
they could've made it on their own.. I just did it first, but images there's
lots of ways to protect.. .htaccess is one way.. like xoom.com has, or
caption it, watermark it, etc.
--Bowen--
[View Quote]"trekkerx" <troop2 at empirenet.com> wrote in message
news:3BEEEB40.66D4D344 at empirenet.com...
> Its really impossable to block someone from getting something, and the
codeing
> to stop people from right clicking is annoying. Personaly I like to right
> click on a link and open a new window. Also you can right click a lot of
times
> and the then the thing will pop up and you can do what ever. Just put
little
> things on the corner of your pictures or something that shows its yours
and
> put a little caption on the bottem of your webpage sayng that its yours.
>
> bowen wrote:
>
to
determined,
should
>
> --
> TrekkerX - CEO
> Commatron
> http://www.commatron.com
>
>
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Nov 14, 2001, 9:41pm
<FRAMESET>
<FRAMESET ROWS="20%, 80%" >
<FRAME NAME="A" SRC="top_frame.html">
<FRAME NAME="B" SRC="main_frame.html">
</FRAMESET>
that should do it
--Bowen--
[View Quote]"data21" <dbmiller at kiski.net> wrote in message
news:3bf2fc06 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> how is this done?
> right now i got 2 side frames and one in the center, I want one at the top
> to.
> here is what I got in my indext now. hope this dont show up as an html
post,
> if it dose im sorry all i want to do it post the html coding. ok I want
that
> mid.html to be in a top frame.
>
> <HTML>
> <HEAD>
> <TITLE>Data21's Page</TITLE>
> </HEAD>
> <FRAMESET COLS="25%,*,25%">
> <FRAME SRC="left.html" NAME="left">
> <FRAME SRC="mid.html" NAME="mid">
> <FRAME SRC="right.html" NAME="right">
> </FRAMESET>
> </HTML>
>
>
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Nov 15, 2001, 12:15am
hopefully.. just cut that from an old webpage of mine :) Worked?
--Bowen--
[View Quote]"data21" <dbmiller at kiski.net> wrote in message
news:3bf3179b at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> Thanks :-)
>
>
> "bowen" <bowen at omegauniverse.com> wrote in message
> news:3bf30126 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> top
want
>
>
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Nov 15, 2001, 4:18pm
awesome :)
[View Quote]"data21" <dbmiller at kiski.net> wrote in message
news:3bf35a23 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> yes it worked great :-)
>
>
> "bowen" <bowen at omegauniverse.com> wrote in message
> news:3bf32544$1 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> the
> html
>
>
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Nov 16, 2001, 12:27am
LoL there's a good one at http://world.altavista.com it's great for other
languages.. even some that aren't based on latin script :)
--Bowen--
[View Quote]"foxmccloud" <FoxMcCloud at cyberbrain.com> wrote in message
news:3bf46edd at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> I can translate something for you in french if it's not too long :)
> FoxMcCloud at cyberbrain.com if you're interested (but I'm not sure I'll have
the time to do it, I'll tell you when you show me how
> much there is to translate)
>
> Fox Mc Cloud
>
> "data21" <dbmiller at kiski.net> a écrit dans le message news:
3bf46894 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
need
>
>
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Nov 16, 2001, 6:26pm
I don't think that should ever happen.. unless there's something wrong with
your local lo IP (127.0.0.1). Might be trying to connect to another
computer sharing your router... Sorry that's all I can think of :\
--Bowen--
[View Quote]"muggie" <Muggie at neo.rr.com> wrote in message
news:3bf4b7a1 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> Hello :-)
> I need some help if possible. I just purchased a SMC Baracade Router and
> everything works fine...except the worlds I host in AW. The problem
> is...none of the computers hooked to the router can access the worlds that
I
> host...everyone else under the sun can access the worlds. Also, I can get
to
> any other world in the list. Just not ours. Would anyone know what I need
to
> do to fix this? I have already opened the appropriate ports that
> ActiveWorlds and the worlds I host use.
> Thanks in advance! :-)
> --
> Muggie
>
>
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Nov 17, 2001, 1:12pm
LoL I was right? wow, that's scarey.. I was not all with it when I wrote
that hehe :)
--Bowen--
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