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[YAMANASHI Takeshi]

> writing elvish in plan9:

Wonderful.  I love both Tolkien and Plan 9 very much.
I would like to write the following infamous verse in
the elvish font.

Three syncs for the fixed disks under the SCSI,
  Seven for the inetds of their ports of echo,
Nine for Mortal Processes doomed to die,
  One for the Dark Init on his endless wait
In the Land of Lunix where the PCs lie.
--

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[Steve Zimmerman]

YAMANASHI Takeshi wrote:

>>writing elvish in plan9:

> Three syncs for the fixed disks under the SCSI,
>   Seven for the inetds of their ports of echo,
> Nine for Mortal Processes doomed to die,
>   One for the Dark Init on his endless wait
> In the Land of Lunix where the PCs lie.
>

Very nice!

	--Steve

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[boyd, rounin]

> An Indian giver is one who says he will give you something and then
> takes it back.

no, got that. i watched F-Troop.

> I was also using it as a play on words seeing as it was from the Apache.

ahh ...

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[matt]

boyd, rounin wrote:

>>Indian giver
>>
>>
>
>what is wrong with you?
>

Maybe you misunderstood (although there a quite a few things wrong with me)

An Indian giver is one who says he will give you something and then
takes it back.

I thougt the prospect of one of those was genuine before the "client
license" part.

I was also using it as a play on words seeing as it was from the Apache.

8)

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[boyd, rounin]

> Indian giver

what is wrong with you?  given the us military already has this
technology why should it be re-invented?

oh, i know why, it would justify lunix.

i have CAT-I night vision and it's damn impressive.  you go
for CAT-II or CAT-III and 'a world of pain' is just the beginning.

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[matt]

>
>
>So, instead of getting "gorilla arm", one can look forward to "gorilla neck"
>and a nice side career as a linebacker or bouncer?
>

yeah, these gorilla eyes are really starting to look grotesque

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[matt]

boyd, rounin wrote:

>the phrase 'end user certificate' springs to mind :(
>

Indian giver

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[matt]

>
>
>an attractive person of appropriate gender walks past
>and your cursor jams against the side of the screen.
>(Especially tedious if a mouse button is down at the time).
>

I think that at that very moment I would be too distracted by the wave
of energy from all the atoms on one side of the universe upping and
moving to the other.

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[okamoto]

>> 	>Dave (watching a buzzard fly past his window).
>> 
>> E koe, e manu, i runga i te rangi, teenei whakarongo mai!
> 
> Me koe na anoo toona aahua

Hmmm, it may not be Hawaiian.  ☺

Kenji

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[boyd, rounin]

> Basically you put a silver dot sticker on your forhead, and as you move
> your head, appropriate mouse movements are made.

nope, no silver Bindis.  i want lasers and  acurracy and it would really mess
up those 'mouse in window' focus policies.

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[zfolkerts]

Has anyone else seen one of these devices?
http://orin.com/access/headmouse/index.htm

Basically you put a silver dot sticker on your forhead, and as you move
your head, appropriate mouse movements are made. I saw this on a Windows
box several years ago, but according to their site, it emulates standard
mouse protocols, so I don't see why it wouldn't work on a Plan 9 box.

Zack Folkerts

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[splite]

On Wed, Aug 06, 2003 at 11:52:25AM -0500, zfolkerts@starcenter.tn.org wrote:
>
> Basically you put a silver dot sticker on your forhead, and as you move
> your head, appropriate mouse movements are made.

So, instead of getting "gorilla arm", one can look forward to "gorilla neck"
and a nice side career as a linebacker or bouncer?

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[David Presotto]

I mistranslated jmk's.  'teenei whakarongo mai' means
`listen to this', not 'look at this'.

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[Sape Mullender]

> 	>Dave (watching a buzzard fly past his window).
>
> E koe, e manu, i runga i te rangi, teenei whakarongo mai!

Me koe na anoo toona aahua

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[David Presotto]

Oh you, bird, at the top of the sky, look at this!

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[Dave Lukes]

On Wed, Aug 06, 2003 at 12:00:46PM -0400, jmk@plan9.bell-labs.com wrote:
> 	>Dave (watching a buzzard fly past his window).
>
> E koe, e manu, i runga i te rangi, teenei whakarongo mai!

Any chance of a translation?
It doesn't look like Welsh to me!

Cheers,
	Dave.

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[jmk]

	>Dave (watching a buzzard fly past his window).

E koe, e manu, i runga i te rangi, teenei whakarongo mai!

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[boyd, rounin]

> Count me out:
> an attractive person of appropriate gender walks past
> and your cursor jams against the side of the screen.

ahh, but the AH-64 pilots are trained to have binocular vision, so
your left eye is free to look at whatever it likes :)

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[Dave Lukes]

> >i want one of those AH-64 Apache pilot monoculars
> >so i can 'point' the mouse with my right eye, with a
> >ps2 interface.
> >
> >any takers?
> >
> >
> count me in

Count me out:
an attractive person of appropriate gender walks past
and your cursor jams against the side of the screen.
(Especially tedious if a mouse button is down at the time).

These kind of things (interfaces based directly on sensory organs)
are only appropriate in specific contexts;
in the real world, you want artifical interfaces,
so that you can still interface with the real world.
(Well, maybe not all of us).

That's one reason why speech recognition is not very successful:
you have to disable it when the 'phone rings.

	Dave (watching a buzzard fly past his window).

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[boyd, rounin]

the phrase 'end user certificate' springs to mind :(

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[matt]

boyd, rounin wrote:

>i want one of those AH-64 Apache pilot monoculars
>so i can 'point' the mouse with my right eye, with a
>ps2 interface.
>
>any takers?
>
>
count me in

[9fans] mouse

[boyd, rounin]

i want one of those AH-64 Apache pilot monoculars
so i can 'point' the mouse with my right eye, with a
ps2 interface.

any takers?

[9fans] mouse

[forsyth]

echo accelerated >/dev/mousectl

there are a few other options.

[9fans] mouse

[Russ]

	The mouse is slow under 1024x768.
	How can I make it be faster?

echo -n accelerated >/dev/mousectl
echo -n res 3 >/dev/mousectl

Russ

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[Vladimir]

Hi

The mouse is slow under 1024x768.
How can I make it be faster?

Thank's

Vladimir

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