i don't remember seeing those myself, but i know at times the emails to authors hit a glitch. it happens only rarely though. personnaly, i'd never moderate something and not send the email
4nt.. don't remember who makes it though
jt, try these on for size.. http://xthemination.maccustomise.com/ http://themes.themox.net/
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i still have all my old stuff. virtually every edition of the rules except the ancient and famed 'little brown books.' man, i must have like 50 or 60 dnd books.. wow. of course i dm'd steady for about 15 years. griffinme - do you have one of the -old- fiend folios with cthulhu, elric, etc.? also, yeah i integrated part of the ice rules into my game. it wasn't really standard dnd, as it combined dnd, call of cthulhu, merp, and a lot of rules i wrote myself. it must have worked - ye
yeah, i'm almost tired of the aqua theme on my osx machine. i'm about ready to start using some of the other themes out there.
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nope, it's supposed to be that way it's to avoid possible conflicts. if you wish to 'damn the torpedoes' and skin the disprops window anyway, there is a way to do it.. i believe it's covered in the help file.
paxx, is that the litestep one you turned me on to? there's a couple tricks to getting it to run on its own in windows, but it's great.
zork was already on apple ][ when i played it first you can dl it now and play it in a dos window. there is also a ton of great history about zork and its predecessor online. hmm.. where'd that link go..
wow larry, i had no idea you had read moorcock. you really are 'the man.' hehe.. yeah, i've listened to hawkwind, but not the ones where moorcock actually played with them. blue oyster cult also has a song about stormbringer
hmmm.. twain biggoted.. an interesting debate i'm of the camp that feels he was trying to point up biggotry and prejudice, and set it up for examination and criticism..
michael moorcock - i cannot stress this enough h.p. lovecraft - again, the inspiration and master of king, ludlum, koontz, etc. r.e. howard tolkien dostoyevski anne rice roger zelazny fritz leiber - wow neil gaiman larry niven - did anybody used to play traveller? terry pratchett douglas adams robert asprin - another major must-have harry harrison - best s
atari 400.. no drive of any kind.. hehe. it was one of those with a rom cartridge slot for various programs, and a crappy membrane keyboard. hooked up to the tv then i got an apple ][e my junior year in high school. a single 5.25 floppy. hooked up to the tv my school had a couple trs80's and my fr
ahhh.. always wanted to play cricket.. never met anyone else who did.. hehe
i remember when the 8th grade math teacher got the first computer at the school. i was in 6th grade, and i asked what kind it was - an ibm? a dec? maybe a burroughs? "no, an apple." i said what's that? i never heard of it. too bad they didn't get a real computer.. of course, at the time the -only- personal computer that you didn't get in a kit was the apple ][ hehe
boxxi.. you like talking about ducks? live, stuffed, wooden or rubber?
hmmm.. science type stuff like black holes and time travel and dimensional variance. definitely history, and especially how history is so often misinterpreted and used to grind axes. [example - the real cortes wasn't a bad guy.. the real aztecs were] computer os's and their pros and cons. art. film. good stories. oh, and women..
actually paxx, i've met windows admins who've opted for macs at home one for example was an nt network admin in a state gov't division. he always talked about how he loved to go home and work -with- the computer instead of working -on- the computer. as i said though, i use and like both. i tend to feel about this alot like jtfolden does, though. i guess my whole thing in all this is just trying
jafo - asimov was one of my mom's professors at the university of colorado.
pk dick rocks.. they even manage to do a pretty good job translating his stuff to movies, blade runner for example.
and trillian is skinnable, btw.. plus, has the added charm of being named after a douglas adams character
yeah, i hadn't ever seen that either. it's been awhile since i used 2k.. maybe it's an ie6 thing?
crae, you've had that thing how long now? like at least 4 yrs that i know of, iirc. i'm sure you could find even a super cheap used machine that's way faster. you should shop around
doesn't max have some little learning projects included with it too? also, take the time to really go through the manual, it's worth it
also, when talking about the dl limit, i think it's really important to remember that buying something isn't the only way to contribute. take crae for instance - he contributes so much in other ways that his access level is up there enough to let him dl with no limit. i think it's ok that someone would be coming here dl'ing stuff from the time we went online, and never take part in the site enough to even get to apprentice. but if that's how they do it, they don't really have much roo
after going to the site and watching the tv versions, i'm in danger of re-thinking my original assumption that the testimonials are presented by actors. they might be actors, but reading all their facial expressions, tones and body language, they'd have to be -really- good actors. mormegil.. wow, nice setup. congrats hmm.. i wonder how i might come by parts to build my own..