My condolences, Ian.
Jafo
[quote who="naroon1" reply="402" id="3935429"] Egyptian Beauty [/quote] AI does faces really well..;)
[quote who="pelaird" reply="21" id="3935873"] Later in college, I had access to this same computer, but we used punch cards and the FORTRAN programming language. [/quote] For me that was around 1970 [our Form 5 secondary school]. Punch cards were a pain...;)
[quote who="pelaird" reply="7" id="3935663"] Do you still have it, and did you fire it up to create this screen shot? [/quote] I have a 64 emulator somewhere...I also have a CSIRAC emulator [the world's only surviving complete/functioning Gen 1 computer. ...;)
naroon1 ... if you go back a few months you will find Monthly Screenshot threads with dozens of variations of your AI wallpapers - hence the request to move those to your own thread. Snide statements about "My Only Screenshot Allowed Each Month In This Section" is simply childish. You are not prevented from posting here... however a total flood of repetitious posts simply displaces others' contributions.
Point is that 'Desktop Screenshot' is exactly that, not 'wallpaper of the day'. That can be shown in its own thread. The original intent of the Monthly Desktop Screenshot was to show or preview new skins/applications, or twists/variations of old ones.
I had that exact same XT...the 1 meg ram card was about 15" long ...full depth of the box. Wasn't my first computer...that was an XT clone...and before that a CBM64...;) Oh...before that again was a Fortran [not mine, naturally ... I didn't have the building big enough] ...;)
On permanent hide as it's too old and thus irrelevant
I've been using 0patch since before MS gave up on Win7 and I cannot recommend it more. When you already have a system you like, with all the relevant programs all running just as you want the last thing you need is Microsoft "forcing" you to lose it all [not without a struggle] just because there will eventually be security issues. 0patch is an utterly painless way to stay safe and stay with your system as you want it. The patching protection is done live. There'
[quote who="Derell Licht" reply="10" id="3935084"] Well, except that the WB developers *do* have a vested interest in making interesting themes available to users... as it stands now, most of the actually interesting themes that exist, are not visible on your site... [/quote] I see the database lists 5,597 Windowblinds as currently being hosted on Wincustomize. Are you suggesting none of these is 'interesting'?
[quote who="Derell Licht" reply="8" id="3934942"] However, why not at least have a pinned page somewhere, preferably on WinCustomize, that contains links to the various authors' pages, so users can find these sites?? [/quote] It sounds like a good idea until you determine whether it's an issue with privacy and 'spam management'. It's not Stardock's position to publish an individual's website/details. That's solely the responsibility/prerogative of the individual.
[quote who="Derell Licht" reply="6" id="3934927"] I just wish there was some well-known, well-documented source where all of the existing Masters could at least list their sites, if not show new content... waitaminit... isn't that what we *used* to have here ?? [/quote] And we still do. Any and all Members are free to promote their works on Wincustomize.com and we still host them as well, as we always have done. The only thing that did change was Stardock
Happy Birthday, Hank....[can't say that's how I remember a 'fish cake']...;)
The thread topic no longer has relevance so can be closed.... ;)
All these self-portraits...;)
Do I have to go on another recovery mission? ...;)
Hi, Randy .....cant type too much....broken collarbone [and tibia]....;)
pcl tore out.. not enough bone to screw..so has to heal itself
In hospital for a few days after a bike crash...broken right collar bone and right tibia
[quote who="MadIce" reply="8" id="3930614"] Sorry for my late response. The last couple of years my health wasn't great, so that's my excuse. [/quote] No excuse, mate....but it's really great to see you still kicking...;)
[quote who="sdrohan" reply="26" id="3930308"] You are talking to the guy (me) who still has not forgiven Fox for canceling Firefly... Twenty plus years I have been holding that grudge, [/quote] Ditto here, Sean. REAL Subscription models in Commercial circles... AutoDesk Revit. Stops working when you stop subscribing. All you can subsequently do is read, not write. Price....$7000 AUD per annum ....per single user....;)
I think I have them all now. There was certainly no guarantee this could be done. I think much of it was simply 'luck'...;)
[quote who="orocrimson" reply="13" id="3930216"] Yeah, there's definitely something that I'm not understanding. You said the change to the new subscription model was important because providing support for users no longer paying was untenable. But, like you acknowledge, they weren't doing that anyway under the old model. So I don't understand that point. [/quote] The change is with Microsoft's infatuation with constant revision and GUI alteration which now is far more freque