That sounds like a fun and useful App. Good job and congrats on making
it into Apple's environment.
On 11/16/13, Bryan Peterson bpeterson2...@cableone.net wrote:
I may have to look into that myself. I've also been blind my entire 33 years
and could never quite get the hang of this writing
Hi Tom.
Well I know people do comment about mailing lists being old fashioned, but
actually there are still lots of them around and likely to be more
considdering that people now get E-mail on their tablets, phones, even tvs,
heck, there are still! some very well established newsgroups out
Hi Tom.
Well at least in britain, gremlin legends started as a way to explain the
various faults and breakdowns experienced by plane pilots in the second
world war. It started out as a bit of a joke, indeed when I was quite young
I once knewa vicar who was himself a pilot during the war and
Wow, sounds like a good and interesting thing, people always say my
signature looks chinese, it'll be interesting to see if this improves it.
Is there an audio podcast or demonstration that people could have a listen
to before trying the game?
All the best,
Drk.
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On the other hand, it's far easier to step into a conversation mid way
through with a mailing list.
For example, lets say we were discussing dRaconis' new title, which a none
Iphone user would obviously find a less interesting topic. Then however I
could see this leading back to a discussion
Bought the game earlier and wow it is very good indeed. This will
certainly challenge me when learning to handwrite. I can handwrite after
being encouraged to at school but it's squiggly at best. Also drawing on
the screen is something relatively new to most of us I think. Well done
guys and
Hi Dark,
Well, I don't think mailing lists are old fashioned per say I just
personally feel forums do have the advantage of supporting more
members as well as being able to organize threads by topic. As you
know on Audiogames.net there are different categories such as general,
new releases, off
Hi Dark,
Lol! That's funny. I just asked my dog to find a gremlin and she just
lifted her head, gave me a doggy look, and went back to sleep. Either
she doesn't know what one looks like or doesn't care. Its noon and
probably near her nap time.
Cheers!
On 11/17/13, dark d...@xgam.org wrote:
Hi
Hi Tom.
That is true, though bare in mind just as you as list moderator need to
monitor list traffic for ontopic subjects, equally I do spend a surprisingly
large amount of my own time on audiogames.net booting threads into the right
area of the forum, since some people have a habbit of
I know someone who was exclusively using Twitter and Facebook. He did not
use Email because, quote, It is old fashioned and obsolete. You should get
with the times., end quote. He wanted to have someone play some of his
recordings in an Internet chat room for people to hear. Nobody could
Hi Dark,
Well, I certainly see the advantages and disadvantages of both which
is why I put the question to the list. I like forums myself
personally, but I also agree there are advantages to a mailing list
that others prefer. Its not a question of right or wrong but simply a
matter of preference.
Question...Why do things have to go out of time frame? am an
anthropology enthusiast so I find these kinds of things fascinating. I
admit I like many of the older stuff while advancing some things.
Who was this person you speak of, someone from Generation X, Y or Z?
On 11/17/2013 10:52 AM,
Hi Charles,
Well, sad to say that person is obviously a bonehead, because e-mail
is not old fashioned or obsolete. Plenty of people still use it, and
e-mail has to a large part replaced standard postal mail. Very few
people send things by post, and those that do are usually bill
collectors and
Hi.
Look at it like this. I haven't been on the audyssey forum in years. I
don't think to go out and navigate to a webpage and click my way through
threads over coffee or anything like that. It only works on me if I have
the content thrown at me where I can group by conversation and hit
Well #Charlse, much as with forums and mail, twitter and facebook have their
own bennifits and flaws.
I personally really dislike facebooks' interface and the fact that it runs
slowly on any machine I've tried it on. I also dislike the fact it throws so
much information at me, most of which I
As for the fact that you get messages from people that they just woke up and
stuff like that, I blame that on the authors, not the method of
communication. Just like when people send garbage Emails, it's not the
fault of the Email client. It's the fault of the sender.
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Shepherds are the
Hi Charles,
True enough. It is not the technology at fault but how it is used. I
admit even I tend to post things to Facebook etc that I would not put
in an e-mail such as what I had for supper or that I am listening to a
certain book. I've come to realize for most people Facebook is an
informal
Hi charlse.
That might be true, but it just seems facebook is used far more for that
sort of thing than E-mail, and also, when I last tried it, where as E-mail
you can filter out the rubbish, faceiook your just shown a hole slue of
things, most of which is! garbage, or at least trivia your
Mailing lists and forums are just different, and serve different purposes.
While I can confidently claim to prefer mailing lists for lots of technical
reasons, and have on more than one occasion in the past declared my hatred of
forums on this list, I strongly suggest people actually have a
On 18 Nov 2013, at 00:08, Charles Rivard wee1s...@fidnet.com wrote:
As for the fact that you get messages from people that they just woke up and
stuff like that, I blame that on the authors, not the method of
communication. Just like when people send garbage Emails, it's not the fault
of
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