Whatever happened to...
Clockmeister
He had some interesting projects and then disappeared all of a sudden.
What happened to him?
Snogpitch
http://www.chrome64.org/vanessadannenberg/index.html
On 12/2/05 5:27 AM, in article 4390218c$1...@duster.adelaide.on.net,
Clockmeister
"Snogpitch" <snog...@prodigy.net> wrote in message
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>A good place to get up to speed with everything would be here:
>
> http://www.chrome64.org/vanessadannenberg/index.html
>
Oh, I see. Well, whatever blows your hair back I guess...
drago...@aol.com
Slartibartfast
Just for the record and to reduce confusion, Vanessa is NOT a member of
Chrome.
In fact most of the group is somewhat surpised to learn that page is
hosted on our group site which hasn't even been launched yet.
Slartibartfast/Chrome
BigRed
> Just for the record and to reduce confusion, Vanessa is NOT a member of
> Chrome.
Is this the same Chrome that was started by Anthrax in Perth, WA back in
the late 80s ???
Clockmeister
"BigRed" <REMOVETHI...@AT.ii.DOT.net.NOTRU> wrote in message
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Nah, he was just a spreader.
Slartibartfast
Yes, and we've made a total of ONE release this year, although that's
better than nothing.
Anyway, we had this conversation about six months ago.
Clockmeister, bad taste man.
BigRed
> Yes, and we've made a total of ONE release this year, although that's
> better than nothing.
>
> Anyway, we had this conversation about six months ago.
We did ? Do you have a group page URL per chance ?
BigRed
Interesting you bring this up - in my (old) C= links I had 2 project
pages that I remembered as being good, but had been dead links for some
time.
One I had listed as http://home.kscable.com/natedac/ = Nate's, which is
obviously the one in question here.
The other was/is www.student.informatik.tu-darmstadt.de/~mjk/ = MJK's
Anyone know anything about this one ???
ta-
Rick.
Peter Schepers
BigRed <REMOVETHI...@AT.ii.DOT.net.NOTRU> wrote:
>
[ snip ]
>The other was/is www.student.informatik.tu-darmstadt.de/~mjk/ = MJK's
>Anyone know anything about this one ???
Marc-Jano Knopp's web site, which was a very good C= hardware-oriented
site. I managed to archive and capture most of it except a few photos of
C64 system board revisions.
I don't know if anybody will have major objections to this idea but I
still have plans to put most of the site back up. I thought it was
presented so well and felt it was a real shame when Marc took it down
several years ago (around 2001). I would put the entire site as a link off
the main 64COPY page, but all scene-related material would be taken out.
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Slartibartfast
Web Archive/Wayback Machine archives a lot of lost websites so we don't
have to ;)
In their *original* form, although many times files are lost.
http://web.archive.org/web/20021122071047/http://www.student.informatik.tu-darmstadt.de/~mjk/
Clockmeister
"Slartibartfast" <idig...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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What do you mean? Anthrax wasn't just a spreader?
Not what you told me the other day.
Peter Schepers
Slartibartfast <idig...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>Peter Schepers wrote:
>> In article <43907b9d$0$8566$5a62...@per-qv1-newsreader-01.iinet.net.au>,
>> BigRed <REMOVETHI...@AT.ii.DOT.net.NOTRU> wrote:
>> >
>> [ snip ]
>> >The other was/is www.student.informatik.tu-darmstadt.de/~mjk/ = MJK's
>> >Anyone know anything about this one ???
>>
>> Marc-Jano Knopp's web site, which was a very good C= hardware-oriented
>> site. I managed to archive and capture most of it except a few photos of
>> C64 system board revisions.
>>
>> I don't know if anybody will have major objections to this idea but I
>> still have plans to put most of the site back up. I thought it was
>> presented so well and felt it was a real shame when Marc took it down
>> several years ago (around 2001). I would put the entire site as a link off
>> the main 64COPY page, but all scene-related material would be taken out.
>
>have to ;)
>
>In their *original* form, although many times files are lost.
>
>http://web.archive.org/web/20021122071047/http://www.student.informatik.tu-darmstadt.de/~mjk/
Oh, I know all about that. The Wayback was the only source I had for
archiving this site. However, I found the Wayback too slow and
unpredictable, plus I felt that this site was too good to lose so I
archived what I could. It took some time to do the job, too, and it was
the Wayback that didn't archive the few files I still want.
PS.
Clockmeister
"Peter Schepers" <sche...@ist.uwaterloo.ca> wrote in message
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Have you tried asking him for the files?
You can find him in de.markt.spiele.computer
Vanessa Dannenberg
-- "Sometimes paranoia can be helpful. Usually, it isn't, and when you learn that, life improves." Vanessa Dannenberg <vanessaNO...@SPAMgmail.com> Remove the obvious from my email address to reply. |
Lyrical Nanoha
> I'm right here, just making changes in my life to meet my needs, you
> know. Please don't call me by that old name though, I have been trying
> to get away from that identity, but such is the nature of internet
> archives.
I know all too well what you mean. :/
-uso.
Clockmeister
"Vanessa Dannenberg" <vanessaNO...@SPAMgmail.com> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 2005-12-02 at 18:27 +0800, Clockmeister wrote:
>
>> Nate Dannenberg (sp?)
>>
>> He had some interesting projects and then disappeared all of a sudden.
>>
>> What happened to him?
>
>
> I'm right here, just making changes in my life to meet my needs, you
> know. Please don't call me by that old name though, I have been trying
> to get away from that identity, but such is the nature of internet
> archives.
>
I didn't know and I didn't make the connection since I've never known you by
any other name, only your old one.
Now I know...