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Author: Tom HarringtonTom Harrington
Date: Dec 31, 2006 16:41
In article gordol.org>,
Jeffrey Kaplan gordol.org> wrote:
> It is alleged that Sid claimed:
>
>> Jeffrey Kaplan gordol.org> wrote in
>> >>> It is alleged that Tom Harrington claimed:
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>>> Except that I don't use iTunes or an iPod. Ergo, it won't work for me.
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>> Following the links from her website, you can buy it for 77p online. Also,
>> you can use iTunes without an iPod and use it to purchase music. You can. I
>> can't. Because you are special. Also, I am in Singapore and hence some kind
>> of iTunes-untouchable.
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> I still don't use iTunes. And that other purchase site is making me
> jump through hoops. I don't want the track +that+ much.
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Author: Tom HarringtonTom Harrington
Date: Dec 30, 2006 11:20
In article gordol.org>,
Jeffrey Kaplan gordol.org> wrote:
> I've been re-watching "Coupling" on DVD. And realized that this is
> about the only show I allow the opening credits to fully play out. I
> don't even do that for Babylon 5!
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> So, realizing that it's because of the song ("Perhaps, Perhaps,
> Perhaps"), I went looking for it on Napster. I found about a dozen
> variations of it. Each one a different style and tempo ranging from
> 50's lounge, to jazz, to what sounded like Big Band, to Tango (in
> English) and a Latin Beat in Spanish. But none are the version used in
> the show.
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> Anyone know where I can obtain it? Ripping from the DVD won't work
> because the song is split roughly in half, part over the opening title
> and part over the ending credits.
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Author: HettaHetta
Date: Dec 29, 2006 00:53
"Mark Steward" wrote:
> Have you sorted this yet? If you can get the VMware machine networked, it
> would be trivial to synchronise files between the two. I might have some
> time soon to test VMWare myself, so let me know if you're still waiting....
None of the various emulations I tried worked - and I tried lots. The "win98
can't access local files outside of its virtual disk" is really a showstopper -
I'm not about to install windows xp with all its home-calling things just to run
one or two programs.
So I've ditched all windows emulation for wine + linux-native programs.
Omnipage pro 8 works nicely under the latest version of wine.
Paradox 7 works nicely under wine (paradox 8 doesn't). (I installed it on my
ancient win98 laptop and copied the thing to an USB thingy; paste it into the
wine directory on the linux box and edit wine's registry files, adding all the
various paradox things by hand. It runs smoothly.)
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Author: dviantdviant
Date: Dec 25, 2006 15:57
I hope you all get what you want and not what you deserve.
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Author: Jeffrey KaplanJeffrey Kaplan
Date: Dec 19, 2006 08:57
--
Jeffrey Kaplan www.gordol.org
The from userid is killfiled Send personal mail to gordol
"There is no cave deep enough for America, or dark enough to hide." -
George W. Bush, Aug 29, 2002
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Author: Rob SharpRob Sharp
Date: Dec 18, 2006 02:38
Wow, the Oracle sure has been grumpy these past few days...
I've had nothing but insults, blank answers and html to all recent
questions.
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Author: JasonJason
Date: Dec 12, 2006 07:21
Jeffrey Kaplan wrote:
I just listened to that a few days ago. I would have been asking for
Billing, personally. You figure there's an accountant or two in there,
so they should be able to do math. I love how the Verizon customer care
people kept telling him to get out his calculator, just goes to show you
how good our educational system is these days. Seriously, how hard is
it to double a number and move the decimal around?
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