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I *have* to have a doughnut!
MaW Posted Oct 20, 2000
Oh no! Mine's 2.1GB. The other one's 20GB. Not that I'm showing off or anything. Many people have bigger disks than me.
* laughs Evilly *
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The Researcher formally known as Dr St Justin Posted Oct 21, 2000
Can I have a chocolate supreme please?
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MaW Posted Oct 21, 2000
Possibly. Where's the service around here when you need it?
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J'au-æmne Posted Oct 21, 2000
Sorry! *hands over donuts* my connection's being dodgy, serves me right for not taking the time to queue at college!
I *have* to have a doughnut!
MaW Posted Oct 22, 2000
Hmm.
* watches Joanna flicker in and out of existance *
Yes, I see what you mean!
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Big Joe (just joe on jupiter) Posted Oct 22, 2000
Only two drives , MaW ? ... I can't exist with less than four.
< smug complacency > 
..... FAW scsi, of course ! 
I *have* to have a doughnut!
MaW Posted Oct 22, 2000
Well... I don't have room for any more in my case. Not to mention that it'd kill the power supply. And I don't need any more right now... a friend of mine's got two IDE disks and three SCSI ones, plus a CD-RW and DAT drive. All the SCSI stuff (including the CD-RW and DAT, which are both SCSI models) is in external boxes, so his computer is very noisy when everything's switched on.
I *have* to have a doughnut!
Zak T Duck Posted Oct 22, 2000
20Mb BB? I'm guessing that that's the size of your uni computer profie, which is more than what i've got (10Mb, of which 8Mb is taken up with really important programs like solitaire )
Doughnut anybody?
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The Researcher formally known as Dr St Justin Posted Oct 23, 2000
Morning all!
*notices no-one else is around*
Ah well...
*takes chocolate supreme*
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Bluebottle Posted Oct 23, 2000
Honey doughnut please!
No, my uni profile is only 10M, but 20M is the size of my hard disk for my home PC, who I call Meg.
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J'au-æmne Posted Oct 23, 2000
*hands over a honey donut*
You don't happen to know where I can find a good poppy clipart picture? there must be one but I've no idea where....
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Bluebottle Posted Oct 23, 2000
If you use altavista search you can search for pictures only... That's all I can think of right now...
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Bluebottle Posted Oct 23, 2000
Good luck - if you find something, let us know.
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J'au-æmne Posted Oct 23, 2000
problem is, I really need a vector image 'cuz otherwise it won't scale up well... *sigh* it wasn't my idea to do a poppy!
anyway, I better go... fortran practicals etc etc...
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Zak T Duck Posted Oct 23, 2000
So I'll mind the stall while you're busy
Anyone have any idea on how to embed SQL in a perl script?
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J'au-æmne Posted Oct 23, 2000
no... I'm still 'busy' but both demonstrators are at the other side of the room...
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