WWW: LEGO page
Jacob Sparre Andersen
just links out, and the 10*Super Car. The URL is:
http://meyer.fys.ku.dk/~sparre/LEGO/
More info's coming to the page. You are welcome to set up links to
the page.
Play well,
Jacob Sparre Andersen.
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Andy Watkins
: I've set up a LEGO page in Copenbhagen. It's still almost empty -
: Play well,
: Jacob Sparre Andersen.
Nice page. No pictures on the first page is a good thing:
it means you can load what you want more quickly.
My dansk is not very good, but I just about understood
what you were saying. The english in brackets is a good idea.
Andy
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David Koblas
David Karr <ka...@cs.cornell.edu> wrote:
>In article <1994Nov11.1...@mksol.dseg.ti.com> weh...@ews7.dseg.ti.com writes:
>>There is also: http://legowww.itek.norut.no/
>
>to http://legowww.homepages.com/ ---actually the same page can be
>found at both URLs, but the second URL is newer and presumably faster
>for most users.
They are actually the same IP address so you can't tell the difference
unless you really want to use the Norwegian nameservers first...
I apologies to the Swedish and Norwegian users who probably have noticed
a server performance loss because of the move... The USA <-> Scandivia
Internet connectivity is not exactly the best.
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David Karr
That's David Koblas' LEGO page. It's very nice. It recently "moved"
to http://legowww.homepages.com/ ---actually the same page can be
found at both URLs, but the second URL is newer and presumably faster
for most users.
I've just updated my LEGO WWW page too: I've added a whole bunch of
new images of my vehicle designs (including the first decent images of
my motorcycle sidecar for minifigures), plus a couple of links to
other interesting images. I'm also trying to relocate to a new URL:
http://www.cs.cornell.edu/Info/People/karr/lego/index.html
(I've just increased the number of files by an order of magnitude,
so I figured they deserved to live in their own directory. Also,
the name "models" seemed to be a poor description of the page's
function after all. Other people who post "models" to the WWW don't
generally seem to be talking about plastic toys.)
-- David A. Karr (ka...@cs.cornell.edu)
Jacob Sparre Andersen
: Jacob Sparre Andersen (spa...@meyer.fys.ku.dk) wrote:
: : I've set up a LEGO page in Copenbhagen. It's still almost empty -
: : just links out, and the 10*Super Car. The URL is:
: : http://meyer.fys.ku.dk/~sparre/LEGO/
: Nice page. No pictures on the first page is a good thing:
: it means you can load what you want more quickly.
: My dansk is not very good, but I just about understood
: what you were saying. The english in brackets is a good idea.
Now the page is translated into english, and I've set up a mirror
at University of Pittsburgh:
Play well,
Jacob Sparre Andersen.
Jacob Sparre Andersen
: http://pitt.edu/~sparre/LEGO
Sorry, it's "http://www.pitt.edu/~sparre/LEGO