
i-book - he codes whole sites on the way to work.
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Mon 7 Apr 2003, 21:22,
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mspaint or workalike
actually, i did find one a while back
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Mon 7 Apr 2003, 21:25,
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actually, i did find one a while back

there's this which is brilliant, and there's mac versions too, i think.
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Mon 7 Apr 2003, 21:25,
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to rotate the text in a post/thread so it's at an angle.
ie. "This is: [going off on a tangent]"
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Mon 7 Apr 2003, 21:27,
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ie. "This is: [going off on a tangent]"

Shame Meta Creations disapppeared (with all their drop shadows). Kai Kraus's idea was to make very simple packages that just do the things you want, without all the complicated stuff, so everyone would be able to use them. I saw him give a talk once and he was great. Big 'tsache.
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Mon 7 Apr 2003, 21:30,
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but longer at the sides. It was large. Kai is a classically trained pianist by the way - you should appreciate that little snippet of information.
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Mon 7 Apr 2003, 21:36,
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i appreciate your memory of my musicality, btw : )
got lots of performances coming up : ( AS recital, Bursary competition, Grade 8 in June... eep.
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Mon 7 Apr 2003, 21:39,
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got lots of performances coming up : ( AS recital, Bursary competition, Grade 8 in June... eep.

wow - good luck with your performances - and grade 8. Takes me back a bit ;) Shit - talking to you makes me panic - actually should oil my clarinet if nothing else.
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Mon 7 Apr 2003, 21:46,
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i'll need em.
i'm off to bed, got lots of deadlines this week. take it easy!
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Mon 7 Apr 2003, 21:54,
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i'm off to bed, got lots of deadlines this week. take it easy!

Could hardly be described as 'easy to use' unless you area complete acid-casualty, a bit like Mr Kraus.
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Mon 7 Apr 2003, 21:35,
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what have you used that has been difficult... I've not used loads of his stuff but its always seemed quite intuitive.
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Mon 7 Apr 2003, 21:37,
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photoshop plugins, with the millions of windows, that totally tke over the programme so you lose real time preview, and theres no explanatory text for what you're doing, and loads of unlabelled buttons, and......*breathes*
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Mon 7 Apr 2003, 21:47,
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KPT's. Insane interface. Dropshadows on dropshadows, with embossing round the edge and a bevel on the side and... and... *falls over*
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Mon 7 Apr 2003, 21:51,
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so i can use logic audio and sequence lots of groovy tunes of a certain dj shadow/amber-era autechre/boards of canada/orb style.
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Mon 7 Apr 2003, 21:37,
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I'm a friggin' game designer, this is so simplistic it's numbing my MIIIND!
I need complexity! I need endless string of "There was an error type 142 in matrix Z on line MMXMSH:859833, please fornicate now."
I LIKE that stuff, aaaargh!
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Mon 7 Apr 2003, 21:23,
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I need complexity! I need endless string of "There was an error type 142 in matrix Z on line MMXMSH:859833, please fornicate now."
I LIKE that stuff, aaaargh!

I don't like the interface either to be honest - much prefer os9, but i appreciate why x is better, stability wise.
i used to use a pc, it was utterly shite. I'm amazed that the very stupid people in the world seem to be able to manage with something so ugly and unintuitive. (I mean the general population. not you, by the way!)
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Mon 7 Apr 2003, 21:32,
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i used to use a pc, it was utterly shite. I'm amazed that the very stupid people in the world seem to be able to manage with something so ugly and unintuitive. (I mean the general population. not you, by the way!)

I'll admit that PCs take a much longer time to learn, but I've been working with them since I was six, and I find that they're much more versatile once you get used to them.
So it's settled:
Intelligent people and REAL MEN use PCs, whiney babies and morons use Macs :)
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Mon 7 Apr 2003, 21:37,
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So it's settled:
Intelligent people and REAL MEN use PCs, whiney babies and morons use Macs :)

these days, if parents are buying their kids a computer, they'll go for a pc cos they can afford it. i know that's why i was brought up on them (amongst others that died out).
my dad was one of the first people in the country who got to play with first generation macs, and he loved them, but he went and became a teacher and so couldn't afford them.
but anyway, you usually end up being most comfortable with what you learn first.
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Mon 7 Apr 2003, 21:37,
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my dad was one of the first people in the country who got to play with first generation macs, and he loved them, but he went and became a teacher and so couldn't afford them.
but anyway, you usually end up being most comfortable with what you learn first.

tis a bit of a shame. Mind you, entry level i-macs ar pretty cheap these days.
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Mon 7 Apr 2003, 21:39,
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and i'm sixteen. i don't have money!
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Mon 7 Apr 2003, 21:41,
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It's not about price with me, believe me.
I just like them better, I think PCs sort of "take you in" more. Here I am, sitting at a Mac, and I feel like I'm sitting at a desk...which I am.
A PC makes me feel as if I'm actually IN the computer, especially with games, it's much more immersive.
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Mon 7 Apr 2003, 21:41,
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I just like them better, I think PCs sort of "take you in" more. Here I am, sitting at a Mac, and I feel like I'm sitting at a desk...which I am.
A PC makes me feel as if I'm actually IN the computer, especially with games, it's much more immersive.