I had some good experiences with their lasers, especially in big government departments.

Of course, I was the contracted Lexmark service agent, so my good experiences were in being paid to work on them. ;-)


(To be fair, they were a decent workhorse. That said, they were all equipped with PostScript, so I didn't have to deal with driver issues.)

Sure fucked your grammar, however.

Wait... You fucked your gramma too?

Neil Young planned the invasion of Kuwait.

So he's responsible for inflicting atrocities and human suffering on a grand scale AND of an act of war?!

Or 2 if you're in Australia. ;-)


Obligatory links: Australia pays $150 (13"), $200 (15") or $300 more (15" Retina) than the USA before considering the exchange rate.

Ooh, anyone have a broker who can buy some of this for Non-US residents? I'd love to buy a couple of hundred share certificates in SCO to have on hand.

Not only is it cheap toilet paper, but think of the novelty value and gag-gift potential!

Au contraire, once you're driving 150mph, the scale inverts and the cyclists start having chances of Undeath.

If these self driving cars are going to be allowed to travel at 200mph, we're going to be seeing zombie cyclists everywhere!

I thought that too, until the leaking of the cables saying that they were.

Don't need a phone for that; I've had two Navman Navigators built 8 years apart try that on me in Adelaide. And if you've ever heard of Adelaide water, you know that'd be fatal.

Indeed. I've been to Glenelg many times and was once a fan of the Glenelg Football Club.

If they're looking for proof of intelligent life, they're going to the wrong place. ;-)


(Just kidding, of course. Nothing wrong with Glenelg)

The complaint at the U.S. International Trade Commission claims infringement of seven Motorola Mobility patents on features including location reminders, e-mail notification and phone/video players, Motorola Mobility said today.

Reading a 1 page article isn't really that hard...

Wow... I'm actually in the boondocks of South Australia. Population is 1,500, the nearest major city is a population of 15,000.

I can see two shiny 3G towers from my bedroom window. (Telstra and OpenNetwork (Optus/Vodafone etc))

If mobile carriers there don't think that a city with 500k population doesn't warrant a tower or two, then I'm afraid there's no hope for your telco industry.

Desqview was fucking awesome. With QEMM and Desqview, I was able to actually still use my computer while the BBS was running.

Came to put in an Atari post, glad to see someone else had already done it.

GEM on the ST was great - MultiTOS/MiNT on the Falcon 030 was even better. All during times that a PC that cost 6 times as much couldn't touch it.


This is an apt poll for me. I had a major case of nostalgia in the leadup to my birthday and just bought a Falcon 030 on eBay. I was one of the lucky ones to get one originally (apparently the first one in Oz), but stupidly got rid of it in order to finance my first x86 machine when it was obvious that the Atari platform was dead.

As someone already said, that was a default configuration. They could be upgraded to 4Mb with the integrated MMU.

3rd party upgrades that replaced the MMU were able to get 14Mb of RAM, just like the Falcon 030.

It wasn't really directed at you. It's directed at the people who think they're being wonderful people by forcing their will/intentions/beliefs on you by "praying for you" when you don't want it.

Sorry for the confusion.