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Cthulhu For President The Dawning

Cthulhu For President The Dawning of a New Era

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LlamaCard “Hypercard, Supercard, and Metacard

LlamaCard

“Hypercard, Supercard, and Metacard are all hypermedia, stack-based, WYSIWYG, persistent, event-driven, rapid software development systems. Each provides extensive customizability through a proprietory scripting language.

The aim of this project is to create a free implementation of a similar application (LlamaCard), using Perl as the scripting language and various standard Perl libraries to help implement the GUI, so that the entire package is platform-independent.”

Looks very intresting.

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Tales form the Inbox The

Tales form the Inbox

The following is the Customer Service number for Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corporation. Dial the number and listen to their message, until the time you are requested to choose an extension-and then you can hang up. The opening message is priceless, and worth the toll-free call.

1-800-578-7453

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Understanding Anime A nice Anime

Understanding Anime
A nice Anime site. One of my college carear highlights was the Anime presentation to my Japanese Culture class. Succeded in converting the professor to a Anime lover, in the academic sense.

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POD is Not Literate Programming

POD is Not Literate Programming
POD (Plain Old Documentation) is Perl’s documentation system.

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Are you a Yettie: young,

Are you a Yettie: young, entrepreneural, tech-based, twentysomething?
[via /usr/bin/girl]

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In Seattle’s Aftermath: Linux, Independent

In Seattle’s Aftermath: Linux, Independent Media, and the Survival of Democracy

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I love these NeXT machines.

I love these NeXT machines. Nice piece of work there.

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Wana practice your demolistion skills?

Wana practice your demolistion skills? Try to implode the KingDome (500k flash).

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102 ways to kill your

102 ways to kill your computer
My favorite was the burning NeXT Cube. I didn’t realise the NeXT shells were made of magnesium.