What's the best software?
Tater Gumfries
money for second best.
Also, Tater's gonna need some hardware, so he could use some advice on
that too.
Tater
Pisces
now yur gonna go n' start some kinda spit in 'ere.
Haf dem boys like things with an x in 'em the other like things to
have windows.
Pisces will tell you a secret, its like buyin a pickup truck.
Piet de Arcilla
If you don't know what you want, you should get a Mac.
just john
I suggest Auto-Cad software and Black & Decker hardware.
But that's just because I haven't really looked at hardware in a long
while. I will vouch for B&D's quality, as of a couple decades ago.
None of it's needed replacement.
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And then install linux on it...
Rev. 11D Meow!
dicks & pussies
Don Stockbauer
> On Mon, 23 Nov 2009 15:14:05 -0800 (PST), Tater Gumfries
>
> >Tater was thinkin of gettin some, and he don't want to spend a lot of
> >money for second best.
>
> >Also, Tater's gonna need some hardware, so he could use some advice on
> >that too.
>
> >Tater
>
> dicks & pussies
Buy anything written in FORTRAN II.
RastaBillyBob
Photoshop works real well. I have an old (ver. 5) that came free with
a scanner, long since dead. PShop still works, and I have yet to use
all the features of that eldred softiness. Kai's PowerTools has some
real good filters for PShop - I only ever use vortex tiler, but your
taste might differ from mine.
PowerTacks is a PC sound recorder that works real well, and is lots
cheaper than most others. Cubase comes free with most sound
interfaces, but I haven't managed to get it to work consistently.
For video, I've used iMovie, and Pinnacle on PC. iMovie kicks
Pinnacle's butt all around the block, especially when it comes to
titles.
I have about a dozen still-working computers, most too old to be
considered real 'pooters these days. The best hardware, by far, is my
PowerBook G4. The PriMate has a Sony Vaio, which seemed pretty cool
before, but now it's way underRAMmed, and cludged up so as to be
unusable. She got an eeePC, but finds the screen and keyboard too
small. She's one of those people who actually types well, and that
dinky thing is cramping her style. We're gonna check out the new
model, which seems to be a bit bigger. We have these units because I
stumble over great deals, not because we can just go out and buy what
we want. But her birthday is soon, so I'll see to it she has something
she can use.
A real good picture wrangler came with our Fuji camera - Fuji FinePix.
It's like iPhoto, but it doesn't hide the files in nonsensical
directories.
This is not addressing your actual query at all, is it? But I just
couldn't pass up a chance to chat in Tater's direction. I've been
hangin' out with Meow too much. My forbearance is all shot. So long,
I have to fire up the stove and get supper running.
Rev. Logan 714
you will need beer and froff to install what ever you get i'm cracking
a beer now
logan
Rev. Logan 714
you will need beer and froff to install what ever you get i'm cracking
a beer now
logan
Rev. Logan 714
you will need beer and froff to install what ever you get i'm cracking
a beer now
logan
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The stuff you bring home from wrok and load onto your home computer
iDRMRSR the Reclined Mastar
>> > money for second best.
>>
>> > Also, Tater's gonna need some hardware, so he could use some advice
>> > on that too.
>>
>> > Tater
>>
>> now yur gonna go n' start some kinda spit in 'ere. Haf dem boys like
>> things with an x in 'em the other like things to have windows.
>>
>> Pisces will tell you a secret, its like buyin a pickup truck.
>
> If you don't know what you want, you should get a Mac.
And then install linux on it...
<<
Yeah, you guys are capabal of having a geek OS type war completely without
my participatian in the thread! Kudos!
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>
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feverishly;
Thunder crashed, iDRMRSR the Reclined Mastar laughed madly, then
wrote:
computers are just a fad, you know.
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just john
> iDRMRSR the Reclined Mastar hunched over a computer, typing
> feverishly;
> Thunder crashed, iDRMRSR the Reclined Mastar laughed madly, then
> wrote:
>
>>>>> Tater was thinkin of gettin some, and he don't want to spend a lot of
>>>>> money for second best.
>>>>> Also, Tater's gonna need some hardware, so he could use some advice
>>>>> on that too.
>>>>> Tater
>>>> now yur gonna go n' start some kinda spit in 'ere. Haf dem boys like
>>>> things with an x in 'em the other like things to have windows.
>>>>
>>>> Pisces will tell you a secret, its like buyin a pickup truck.
>>> If you don't know what you want, you should get a Mac.
>> And then install linux on it...
>> <<
>>
>> Yeah, you guys are capabal of having a geek OS type war completely without
>> my participatian in the thread! Kudos!
>>
>> [*]
>> -----
>>
>
> computers are just a fad, you know.
>
>
>
Heck, humanity's a fad.
Computers are a fad's fad.
nikolai kingsley
> Tater was thinkin of gettin some, and he don't want to spend a lot of
> money for second best.
you can have this one for free. i wrote it about twenty years ago.
10 POKE RND(0)*65536, RND(0)*256
20 GOTO 10
it causes a C64 to commit suicide.
Rev. Ivan Stang
>
> Heck, humanity's a fad.
>
> Computers are a fad's fad.
>
That is poetical and beautiful.
Tater Gumfries
That's the cheapest one yet, and it's short. Now, what hardware? Tater
got a feelin chicken wire ain't gonna do it.
Tater
Rev. Xanatos Satanicos Bombasticos
uTorrent to download stuff, Media Player Classic and VLC Player to
play videos, winamp to play music, evillyrics to display lyrics to
music as it plays, Tag&Rename to tag mp3s, Acoustica mp3 to wav
converter to convert mp3s to WAV for processing, Cooledit to process/
edit wavs, normalize.exe to normalize songs by WAV, Xing mp3 encoder
for CBR encoding, LAME mp3 encoder for VBR encoding, and Nero to burn
it all to disc. 4NT for a superior command-line, Firefox for a
browser, and cygwin to get all those nice unix powers under a windows
machine without having to deal with the hell of unix.
Oh wait. You weren't serious.
On Nov 23, 6:14 pm, Tater Gumfries <TaterGumfr...@usa.com> wrote:
Rev. Ivan Stang
<clint...@gmail.com> wrote:
All you really need are Telnet and Gopher.
Tater Gumfries
<clint...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Haha.
>
> uTorrent to download stuff, Media Player Classic and VLC Player to
> play videos, winamp to play music, evillyrics to display lyrics to
> music as it plays, Tag&Rename to tag mp3s, Acoustica mp3 to wav
> converter to convert mp3s to WAV for processing, Cooledit to process/
> edit wavs, normalize.exe to normalize songs by WAV, Xing mp3 encoder
> for CBR encoding, LAME mp3 encoder for VBR encoding, and Nero to burn
> it all to disc. 4NT for a superior command-line, Firefox for a
> browser, and cygwin to get all those nice unix powers under a windows
> machine without having to deal with the hell of unix.
>
> Oh wait. You weren't serious.
Tater don't have to be serious with everyone bein serious for him.
That's *true* slack!
Tater
Zapanaz
A couple weeks ago there was this guy at a kiosk in a mall selling
some kind of wireless service. A real hard-hitting salesman type, he
rushes me and asks me what kind of internet service I use.
Completely deadpan I told him "two tin cans and a piece of string".
It wasn't THAT funny but he did a funny double-take while it sunk in
to him that I was kidding.
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Zapanaz
typing feverishly;
Thunder crashed, Zapanaz <http://joecosby.com/code/mail.pl> laughed
madly, then wrote:
>Rev. Ivan Stang hunched over a computer, typing feverishly;
>Thunder crashed, Rev. Ivan Stang laughed madly, then wrote:
>
>>On Nov 24, 2:08�pm, "Rev. Xanatos Satanicos Bombasticos"
>><clint...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>
>>All you really need are Telnet and Gopher.
>
>A couple weeks ago there was this guy at a kiosk in a mall selling
>some kind of wireless service. A real hard-hitting salesman type, he
>rushes me and asks me what kind of internet service I use.
>
>Completely deadpan I told him "two tin cans and a piece of string".
>
>It wasn't THAT funny but he did a funny double-take while it sunk in
>to him that I was kidding.
It was kind of like watching a dog try to choke down a frog that is
still alive
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RastaBillyBob
<clint...@gmail.com> wrote:
, Cooledit to process/
> edit wavs,
Yes, I forgot that one - I've used it for years, and it's one of the
best prgs of any sort - like PhotoShop, it just works and never
fails.
>
> Oh wait. You weren't serious.
Yeah, you and I both fell for it.
Signed, Mr. Can't Take a Joke 'Cause He Can't See It Comin'.
Tater Gumfries
<clint...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Haha.
>
> uTorrent to download stuff, Media Player Classic and VLC Player to
> play videos, winamp to play music, evillyrics to display lyrics to
> music as it plays, Tag&Rename to tag mp3s, Acoustica mp3 to wav
> converter to convert mp3s to WAV for processing, Cooledit to process/
> edit wavs, normalize.exe to normalize songs by WAV, Xing mp3 encoder
> for CBR encoding, LAME mp3 encoder for VBR encoding, and Nero to burn
> it all to disc. 4NT for a superior command-line, Firefox for a
> browser, and cygwin to get all those nice unix powers under a windows
> machine without having to deal with the hell of unix.
Tater's got the CoolEdit pro and regular version both, and he gots
Firefox. Now he just needs some software, and he'll be ready to go.
Leastwise, that's what Kim Kommando says.
Tater
Rev. 11D Meow!
But Tater, you know it takes at least 174,000 CPU to power software
tough enough to simulate a feline cerebral cortex.
The only software available to us mehums amounts to mere eye candy.
knock knock
who's there?
Jehovah Witness
{crickets}
Tater Gumfries
Tater ain't bound by the laws of physics.
Tater
Rev. 11D Meow!
LHC got your goat, I see. ::)))
Rev. Xanatos Satanicos Bombasticos
> Tater's got the CoolEdit pro
Hmm. I wonder if Peter Quistgard is on facebook.
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