Well, to start the ball rolling, here are mine :) 1. Browser: Netscape 4.08 2. Java: yes 3. JavaScript: yes 4. 1024x768 @ 24 bit colour

IE 5.0 running under Win 98 and Win 2000 on various workstations around my office. I have Netscape running on some machines.

1.Netscape 3.0 2.no java, no latte, no espresso, no cappuccino, no cappelletti, no caponata 3.uh-uh (i mean i don't think so, i doubt it....maybe it does) 4.must be kinda crummy (low numbers) --- don't know how to find out (i asked this 486 computer o' mine, but it wouldn't say (doesn't do text-to-speech) 5.it says now that it can talk cuz it just got back from seeing "The Matrix" (now i can't shut it up.....it be doin' speech-to-spiel)

Here goes: 1. Netscape 2.0 (stop laughing! I can't figure out how to install the new one.) 2. no clue 3. no clue 4. no clue

1. AOL 4.0/Internet Explorer 4.0 2. Yes 3. Yes 4. 640x480 with a huge 256 colors on a 14" monitor

*laughing my ass off* damn... we're quite the mix! 1. IE 4.0; Netscape 4 2. yes 3. yes 4. ditto WER Still laughing... the "no clue, no clue" and the "no latte, no caponata" really got me going!

CLARIFICATION: (as if I really needed it ) I'm not laughing AT anyone. I'm just laughing cuz on one hand we got Paul the techie from hell genius and then we got Autumn who's like "screw you guys... I get on here just fine." and Jim who made quite the wordplay and me who's had too much caffeine already this morning and WER and Mike who really know what they're talking about and me who still has had WAY too much caffeine and it's my birthday so I'm a little silly anyway and... and... thanks for making me laugh guys

yep, as usual "standards" abound here at the Spring!!!

*laughing my ass off* damn... we're quite the mix! 1. IE 4.0; Netscape 4 2. yes 3. yes 4. ditto WER Still laughing... the "no clue, no clue" and the "no latte, no caponata" really got me going!

oops... that's what I get for telnetting and browsering simeltaneously... funky posting! Number 9 shouldn't exist again...

I'm sorry I forgot... HAPPY BIRTHDAY, STACEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!

thank you... (this game o leap frog is fun!

something like that... I even went through all the old posts while you was in Europe to find out when it was...oh, well, maybe next year...now, back to our regularly scheduled topic...

My Specs: According to a local newspaper article (that got more than that bit wrong), I'm redheaded and wear small spectacles. Bloke wouldn't inform his readers on how tall I am (or not), and the weight-to-brains-ratio (aka "payload"-ratio). So, sorry can't tell you 'bout them specs.

hmm...interesting stuff :) I only asked because I was thinking about the Babes conf the other day and wondered what it looked like in 640*480*256...and the answer was: awful :) So I was rather hoping that everyone was running in more than 256 colours to save my blushes...I guess not :) Anyway, it seems that some ppl have java/javascript and others don't. So, do you think it would be ok to put non-critical (like nice, but not important) stuff in Java/Javascript in? Oh, and Autumn, if you did want to upgrade your netscape, just go to www.netscape.com ....they've made it really easy to do these days so you wouldn't have any trouble

my turn, my turn: laughing my butt off at stacey and autumn and jim (no offense) 1. Netscape and IE 5.0 (windows 95 and msn) 2. Yeah 3. I think 4. Dunno plug-ins don't work, cuz i get that stupid message all the time. (haven't noticed, though now that i've upgraded to IE 5)

*laugh* are you laughing at me??? huh? I said, Are you laughing at me?? *grin*

i dunno, lemme see.....yup, you're the only one in here right now....whatcha want to do about it? huh, tough gal? *big grin*

I'm gonna growl and shine my new shiny ring in yer face til you cry "uncle"

Oh, what's it look like? Mine is a pear-shaped solitaire on a plain gold band.

Yeah, let us in on how these alien tracking devices look like these days!

platinum pipe cut band with a round brilliant and two side baguettes (sp? do you spell it like the bread???) Neat side note: diamonds flouresce different colors under black light... my sitare (round one, whatever) flouresces completely clear, but the side stones furesce this really freaky alien green!!!

ya'll hafta pardon me while I whip it out...

man, I've gotten fast...

*laughin* WHAT are you whipping out??!?!?!

an alien tracking device (and/or it's description...) WHY?!? What's on your mind this morning?

oh. that's EXACTLY what I was thinking... .ok oops.

good wouldn't want things to get in hand...

oops should have been, "wouldn't want things to get out of hand..."

"Freaky alien green" - q.e.d.!

and platinum is an excellent electrical conductor...

X-Actly. All further communications MUST continue in Abductions! (You would appreciate this as being extremely witty - even if this annoying explanation is somewhat dumb - but on German tv, the X-Files are called Akte X.)

the truth is on here

No no, it's over there! I MUST insist!

Wer can be the smoking man (I'll stand next to you and breathe it in...BTW Stacey, yeah, spelled like the bread).

well you just show off that sparkly green baquette type ring of yours! i show my anniversary band off everychance i get (though no spooky green shines through). probably the way the light reflects off the platinum.

i want to be the character who follows fox mulder everywhere (happily so)

wolf is a stalker!!!

Whazzat behind me?

no, i'd want to be welcome by the stalkee *grin* he's such a genius to me......please, i'd not show up in his house like the brad pitt stalker. no, i like to stalk at a distance, we wolves have a wonderful sense of smell, hearing, and sight!! (please don't take that seriously, i'd never stalk anyone!) but boy, that david duchovny. what a hotteeeeeee!!

s'not the platinum Wolfie... diamonds really do flouresce different colors... put yours under a black light a see what happens! Perhaps it will flouresce D. Duchovny images back at you!

I haven't seen a black light since I stopped hanging out with potheads!

well call em up and tell them you wanna go out again this week!

i've got a blacklight bulb in the cabinet. never thought of putting my ring under there. what if it looks so good i never want to remove it?

your ring or the light???

on that note: removing rings... I finally found a cleaner that is safe to use with the ring still on my finger.My hands were getting pretty fried from diluted ammonia!

should have used it straight...

I tried that many years ago... chemical burn.

I knew why I never accepted any rings! That *IS* a serious health hazard!

vision loss resulting from extreme glare can also be a hazard... .ok

ok

.exactly

On that glaring of these tracking devices: Wolf, might be your fur or the batteries. Older revisions used these really tiny batteries, like in quartz watches, that were supposed to last a lifetime under normal circumstances. Either you outlived the batt's lifespan, or your circumstances aren't normal. If it's one of the newer makes, they're powered by induction (platinum!) from the electrical field of the wearer's bodies's neuronal activity. With that kuschliges fur you have, might be either the distance between the induction spools (windings?) and the nerves is too great or there's not skin-contact for grounding (!). In my case, it would be obvious: No fur, ergo: Probable cause = Lack of neuronal activities.

LOL at this whole inane conversation!

there's a short and sweet review of the Spring for Terry...

You can quote me on that!

1. Browser: Netscape 4.61 and IE 5.0 (when forced), Win 98 going to 2000 this week 2. Java: yes 3. JavaScript: yes 4. 800 x 600 32-bit color (changes) Another machine same except Win 95, older versions of browsers

Any alien tracking devices as peripheral?

*laugh* welcome quimby!

Netscape 4.0.8 Java-yes Java Script-yes 1024 X 768 High Color 24 bit 15" monitor Lots of bells and whistles added.

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