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 DSP - Thu Nov 30 16:33:14 2000  DSP - Thu Nov 30 16:32:04 2000 Hey mister DSP, put the kettle on, I want a brew with my baby! Mad Donna - Thu Nov 30 13:30:47 2000 How about with sticks as well? JonE - Thu Nov 30 10:17:56 2000 Implemented with stacks and evryfing? DSP - Thu Nov 30 10:02:34 2000 Tim - yes the tag thing would be nice and easy to do! In fact, already when generating HTML pages you'll notice it puts in the width and height of the thumbnail, I was thinking of the wise words of Mr (actually sorry its now Professor) Bowen when I wrote that. As for remembering the last directory, yes it totally should do that. Hmmm maybe even web browser style back and forward buttons? That would be cool. John - Thu Nov 30 09:58:43 2000 John: Check out http://totl.net for more cookie based fun... rowanboy - Wed Nov 29 23:52:56 2000 Um.... I'm up late(-ish) buying more stuff on ebay... ADDICT! rowanboy - Wed Nov 29 23:51:45 2000 John! I would like to congratulate you on making a very useful and usable app. As a frequent user, another nice-to-have would be if it remembered the last directory you used. P.S. I assume you welcome feedback like this, tell me to be quiet if you dont. DSP - Wed Nov 29 23:32:06 2000 John! I've got a great new requirement for PhotoStudio!! Tell me if this sound familiar. You're writing a web-page, the man's way in a text editor, and you want to include an image. Fair enough. Being of the John Bowen school of design, you want your page to load fast, so naturally you want to include the height/width properties in you tag. Have you any idea how much time I waste looking at the images dimension and typing in the filename etc. My suggestion is to add a menu option to the popup you get when you right click the image thumbnail. This option is "Copy HTML Tag to Clipboard". This will generate the <img src=my-image.jpg height=23 width=12>. The other properties like align and alt etc I am happy to write as they are invariably variable. Plus I am totally cool about prefixing the correct path to the filename. Looking at the way we all code HTML, preferences should let me decide if I want upper/lowercase tags and whether or not to include quotes around the filename (only really necessary for nutters who put spaces in filenames). Thanks Gamesmaster! DSP - Wed Nov 29 23:28:07 2000 Yes. Mail Man - Wed Nov 29 15:57:29 2000 It would appear that incoming mail to my organisation is broken. Or is it? DSP - Wed Nov 29 15:53:32 2000 Hello Panda - Wed Nov 29 12:10:02 2000 If anyone is interested... at the weekend I went out in London on Saturday, and visited the burial site of Karl Marx on Sunday, and of course there are a load of pictures. John - Wed Nov 29 12:03:47 2000 Which reminds me Jon, do your web page! Hmnph. John - Wed Nov 29 11:35:39 2000 Which reminds me Jon, do your web page! Hmnph. John - Wed Nov 29 11:35:38 2000 I am pleased hat you corrected Alan there Timmy Boy, imagine if he thought you had multiple personalities and everything. Jon E - Wed Nov 29 09:42:54 2000 Must point out that this is not my web-site. I'm squatting. DSP - Wed Nov 29 09:38:55 2000 Cool site, DSP ! I have excellant tips on dodging bullets and looking for car bombs if you want them ?? Let me know ... AD <alan_dentith@hotmail.com> Middle East War Zone, The Middle - Wed Nov 29 04:10:07 2000 3 Minutes of pure cool. Nice DSP. The Aliens preview is nice. Yeah. Rob Lang <icar@icar.co.uk> Madlab, Reading - Tue Nov 28 14:53:43 2000 Oh, also, Tim, the installer is great... thanks! John - Tue Nov 28 11:47:01 2000 I'm trying to build a list of sample JPEG images from digital cameras - for comparing information stored (not image quality), the list so far is here. Fairly nerdy really. Anyway, if anyone has anything they can add to that it would be much appreciated... Thanks! (p.s. Jon I already put one of your images - of a plant - there, hope you don't mind!) John - Tue Nov 28 11:46:10 2000 Wow, dsp, you really are the wizard of photoshop... That pic of your room is impressively seamless. Graf <graf@altavista.net> - Tue Nov 28 11:06:14 2000 Yes. V Cool. Jon E - Tue Nov 28 11:02:15 2000 I was referring to the picture of me in BrainSpotting, which, I believe, as with the picture of you on the other side of the same thing, was taken on the beach in Portsmouth, just prior to a certain Renault 4 aided sign theft taking place. John - Tue Nov 28 10:57:07 2000 John: What cool photo of you? I would like to say that every thing is going well today. Javascript is kicking ass in all possible ways and I am happy. Jon E - Tue Nov 28 10:47:44 2000 Timmy boy: And a good way it is too. Being damn secure and everything, but as you see, I do not understand ASP, and so a nicer named cookie would be cool. If we ever wanted SSL we sure can make that happen, (But at a price). Jon E - Tue Nov 28 10:45:06 2000 Oh yeah, and I forgot to mention StuffMoney, the Maison De Stuff's new interactive banking service. John - Tue Nov 28 10:42:48 2000 A more java friendly cookie name could be used. No probs. I was following the "security through obscurity" approach. Its not like we're keeping bank details. The ASP bit is only necessary for me cos thats what I know. DSP - Tue Nov 28 10:28:40 2000 The Chinese government have sent 500 tons of Viagra to the USA after hearing that they were having trouble with their elections. I'm sorry. Jon E - Tue Nov 28 10:23:57 2000 That's quite cool. Using your session ID as the Cookie's name. No Session ID no Cookie. Nice. However, I am sure that with the intricate use of JavaScript we can find a way around using ASP on all pages. Perhaps just have an include on the javascript, which gets a page, which in turn sends back the result of the SESSION_ID. Answers on a postcard please to : maison-de-stuff.net Jon E - Tue Nov 28 10:22:39 2000 It uses a non-persisted cookie which is good for the duration of your browser. If you close explorer, you must login again. Persistant cookies are an option. DSP - Tue Nov 28 10:07:31 2000 John: I would presume that there has to be some client side saving, if only a session_id stored in a cookie. Unfortunately I can't see one right now, but it must be there, as otherwise how does the server know that I am flymo?????? Heah? How does it John? Tim : Any docs on it? You are so unbelievably good Tim. Jon E - Tue Nov 28 09:46:38 2000 That members area thing is really cool Tim! Can we use this in the rest of the site? Would that mean we have to ASPize everything? I'd like to be able to have user accounts for adding to the message board, the phrase book, and the soon to come Stuff News... Hmmm although it would probably be necessary to allow for anonymous posts, in case anyone wants to slag off Andy or anything. (Only joshing Andy). John - Tue Nov 28 09:22:07 2000 Fucking hell thats a cool picture of me. John - Tue Nov 28 09:16:25 2000 Hey there! I managed to dig out two offerings of nostalgia... p.s. please check out (for my nerdy satisfaction) the members area. Good nite. DSP - Tue Nov 28 02:04:10 2000 Tim: have you still got Brainspotting or any of the other weird bits and pieces of graphics from that era? I think a Radstock memorabilia page is in order. John - Mon Nov 27 17:50:35 2000 And I think it was a ten pound note. It may still exist on Simon's PC. John - Mon Nov 27 16:25:28 2000 Yes Tim, and it was entirely me that did it. John - Mon Nov 27 16:14:31 2000 have you any idea how correct you are? Jon E - Mon Nov 27 16:12:55 2000 Did I dream this, or did somebody doctor a five pound note in photoshop to include their picture instead of the Queens? Was this something we did at Radstock? It was a picture of Gary if I remember right wasn't it? DSP - Mon Nov 27 16:01:31 2000 Well.. I got the Sparc2... I'm going to pick it up tomorrow... :-) rowanboy - Mon Nov 27 09:51:52 2000 Puke! rowanboy - Mon Nov 27 09:51:03 2000  When you're cool the sun shines on you 24 hours a day. DSP - Mon Nov 27 09:30:24 2000 Have you checked out ebay.co.uk? I'm currently winning a auction for a Sparc 2... for 57 quid!!! :-) rowanboy - Sun Nov 26 19:34:52 2000 Ashley Pomeroy is my new god. Or maybe i've just been at work too long.... graf <graf@altavista.net> - Fri Nov 24 19:39:52 2000 Oh well at least I'm not still stuck at work on a friday night... Graf <graf@altavista.net> - Fri Nov 24 17:55:57 2000 So that means it is live now... John - Fri Nov 24 14:52:03 2000 In fact the full johnnnycam page with all the usual features is now available here. John - Fri Nov 24 14:47:13 2000 My boredom has produced a new JohnnyCam. John - Fri Nov 24 14:20:55 2000 The GeForce 2 is the best jobbie you can get, at £200. A simple GeForce 2 Mx is £150. This is coming from Byrnie-KNows-All-About-Computers. He's the man. Rob Lang <icar@icar.co.uk> Madlab, Reading - Fri Nov 24 14:07:55 2000 Graf, Rob and John: A couple of things, just to show that I have been down the pub and been drinking with that as well. 1) DVD's unfortunately don't look that much better on a monitor than a decent T.V., Yes admitedly a monitor's resolution is better than a Tele's, but a DVD isn't of that high a resolution. 2) A PSII would be very nice, but really is it worth the extra money? £400.00 is 10 sex sessions with a prositute (Latest research figures released by Bruce McCready). What is better? 3) 90Gb, Come on Rob how much disk space does one boy need. 4) Is your Graphics card Good Rob, I'm thinking of upgrading My Voodoo3 2000, but don't know if it's worth while. I think I can do quite a few things on the actual processor, instead of using the Graphics processor. (Actual processo is PIII 600 on a 100FSB). Answers on a html form to www.maison-de-stuff.net/board/ Jon . <.> ., . - Fri Nov 24 13:37:23 2000 I am bored out of my fucking skull, either you all add something to the message board right away or, errr, or well I suppose I'll just post some more messages myself really. OH COME ON! John - Fri Nov 24 13:29:55 2000 My Roooooose has left me, I'm in a Mood, She's gone to Kenya, With the Man from Allied Carpets, She wasn't immunised, That's a legal requirement, She's become increasingly slapdash, Since we bought those new curtains Mulligan and O' Hare - Fri Nov 24 11:51:04 2000 Unreal Tournament is a year or so old... If you wanted to play new games (i.e. Deus Ex) your PC would more than likely crap out horribly. I reckon it costs at least 200 quid a year to keep your pc up to date to play the latest games. I just like my dreamcast cos you don't have to wank about upgrading it annually, and getting the latest version of directX, which then breaks all your older games etc etc... Although it does piss of my housemates when I'm shooting zombies (house of the dead 2, yayy) and they want to be watching Dragonball Z. But PCs do more of course, other than games. But the other stuff doesn't generally involve me upgrading quite so often. But to each their own. I'm mainly just pissed off at how quickly my pc became obsolete for gaming. Graf - Fri Nov 24 11:48:23 2000 The PSII won't run photo studio either. John - Fri Nov 24 11:48:04 2000 My PC plays most games, and if you were to buy it now, it would cost about 400 quid. With all that added functionality, I think it works out a much better deal. In fact, there is only one game that I can not really play successfully (Unreal Tournament), but only 'cos Byrnie has a monitor the size of Manhatten, a PC faster than the speed of light, more memory than is decent in a PC and he jacks straight in through a neural lace ("Hit Me."). Ok, I was lying about the memory, but he does have a 90 gig hard disc. I'm sure you use that as a base for the general PC ridiculousness. His cost a great deal more than 300. Rob Lang <icar@icar.co.uk> Madlab, Reading - Fri Nov 24 11:31:24 2000 I would suspect that your PII 400 cost slightly more than 300 quid tho... Not that I'll be getting a PSII, quite happy with my dreamcast thank you very much. And given up on trying to keep my pc up to spec to play games. Graf - Fri Nov 24 11:26:32 2000 I'd just like to say that although the Sony Playstation is very nice, I don't think I want to wait until April to fucking get one. Even if it is a DVD player too. I'll stick with my multi-functional PII 400 with better res than the telly and a blistering Ge Force 2 graphics card. I thankyou. Rob Lang <icar@icar.co.uk> Madlab, Reading - Fri Nov 24 11:16:19 2000 Noted. John - Thu Nov 23 13:34:51 2000 They can be very dry. DSP - Thu Nov 23 13:29:19 2000 Does anyone else like bagels? John - Thu Nov 23 13:26:40 2000 I am in love with the phrase "Get it in thyn (thine?) noddle", and am going to try and use it as much as possible today. Thanks! John - Thu Nov 23 11:32:25 2000 The centre of my brain that deals with the Beverly Hill Billies has just become active again, after a long period of dormancy. Hmmmm... John - Thu Nov 23 11:27:12 2000 Oil that is! Black Gold! Texas Tea! DSP - Thu Nov 23 10:09:22 2000 I don't wanna come back down from this cloud! Taken me all this time to find out what I need. Yeah! I don't wanna come back down from this cloud! Taken me all this time... Rob Lang <icar@icar.co.uk> Madlab, Reading - Thu Nov 23 10:05:22 2000 I'd like a word concerning your redundant re-use of "first year" in the previous message. Thanks. Mr Huffman - Wed Nov 22 19:02:16 2000 In a possibly unexpected event, Mike Houghton was just in my office. Remember, he did our first year functional programming practicals in the first year - one of the men from Uncle. It turns out he's just become a visiting fellow in our research group. Weird huh? John - Wed Nov 22 17:58:06 2000 News just in, I think Rowanboy will be interested in this one. It transpires that the Scandanavian Diving Association is to sue the Spice Girls for copyright infringement, following allegations that their hit "Wannabe" is actually a version of an old diving song: If you want to be a diver, You've got to know where it ends, Staying down forever, Could re-sult in the bends.Amazing, no? John - Wed Nov 22 16:26:56 2000 SB (South Bank?) is as good as can be expected. Actually in a tutorial/practical at the moment, but the students are hard at "work" so I'm messing about on the web. John - Wed Nov 22 16:23:00 2000 Hi John. Just a quickie. I noticed by the dates on the Sainsbury's shopping trip that you went on a Sunday. I'd just like to point out that in Leviathon, c13, v12-22: The lord did protest saying: O ye my flock of thyn, thou have forsaken my sanctamony 'cos you've been shoppin on a Sunday like. Get it in thyn noddle: in my eye this be not on and is intrinsicly evil and tantamount to devil worship. So cut it out!<mitchel>Alright?</mitchel> Bruce McCreedy - Wed Nov 22 15:32:44 2000 Hi John, the date on your pictures of Sainsbury's are wrong. Must've been the 19th, not the 18th. Unless it's the 21st today (which it isn't).. How's SB going? Mark Green - Wed Nov 22 15:25:24 2000 It's not an unfair comment - Tsuruzoh is pretty great. John - Wed Nov 22 13:58:36 2000 I think John is a TsuruZoh Tachibanaya wannabe. DSP - Wed Nov 22 13:41:15 2000 Andy, you might also want to download Came, by my mate Tsuruzoh. It's very good - what I used to do Johnnycam with. It'll talk to just about any camera. John - Wed Nov 22 13:28:57 2000 Andy - already seen that site! Its what I'm using to tell me how to do it in fact... Mostly. Hmmm there's source code linked off there somewhere or other - if you knew the API for the serial port on your palm pilot it shouldn't be that hard to modify in theory... John - Wed Nov 22 13:26:21 2000 It is a shame about the lack of content at ninjapineapple.com (and graf.co.uk for that matter). I did have grand plans for an acoustic night website but it came to a design-by-committee dead end. Should get around to doing my holiday piccies soonish tho :) Sounds great if you can put digital camera support in Photo Studio - The sooner i can stop using the crap software I got with the camera the better. There's programming info on the chipset my camera uses here if that's any help :) . I was trying to write something to download piccies to my palmpilot from my digicam ages ago, but failed miserably :( . You could do scanner support as well - it might not be too hard, it's just twain isn't it? Not that i really know what twain is. Oh and thanks to whoever fixed my awful <pre> tag. Oh and tim, sorry about my rtfm, it was a bit harsh really. Graf <graf@altavista.net> - Wed Nov 22 13:19:37 2000 Tom - thankyou! Ohhhhh praise of nerdy achievements is so wonderful! What camera is your Dads exactly? (If it stores exif info with its pictures Photo Studio will tell you!). John - Wed Nov 22 13:18:02 2000 I have gained some nerdy satisfaction in that I can now surf the net on my Palm Pilot going through the Infrared port on my laptop..... rowanboy - Wed Nov 22 13:14:58 2000 http://www.steakandcheese.com rowanboy - Wed Nov 22 13:13:57 2000 John: I know that I'm a bit behind, but PhotoStudio is ace... I;ve being playing with it with some pictures from my Dads digital camera (Kodak)... NICE ONE SIR! rowanboy - Wed Nov 22 13:13:39 2000 Tell me more of your "Alien Experience" application, I am intrigued. Murphy, or was it Mitchell? - Wed Nov 22 13:10:09 2000 When Clare and me were in Tenerrife, we had a professional photo shoot done. That's where the picture on my page is from. I'm in the process of uploading those. However, I've been distracted by:
"You look like you're trying to create a thumbnail, would you like help?" DSP - Wed Nov 22 13:04:48 2000 Who is data then? Is that actually the irritating android thing out of Star Trek? I thought he didn't have emotions... Certainly pissed off would not have been one of them anyway. John - Wed Nov 22 13:01:25 2000 Tim: yes yes yes yes. Risk would be great, but would result in us all spending hours upon hours of our time and ending up hating eachother. Hmmm I think maybe there is already on-line monopoly, no? John - Wed Nov 22 13:00:11 2000 Tim / DSP: I am always up for it. (Oh your talking about an online board game well I'm up for that as well). Jon E - Wed Nov 22 12:59:55 2000 Pissed Off Data - Wed Nov 22 12:58:44 2000 Tim: any samples of what you have done with Photo Studio likely to appear on the web? Any suggestions for things I should change?? I'm currently writing features to download pictures from most standard digital camera from within Photo Studio itself. Which should be nice. John - Wed Nov 22 12:58:24 2000 Sorry, Andy. Anyway. Who's up for building an on-line board game? Or any other quality interactive web service? Monopoly? Risk? DSP - Wed Nov 22 12:56:54 2000 Ooops. Didn't see you qualified the statement to Andi. DSP - Wed Nov 22 12:55:55 2000 Its not mine. DSP - Wed Nov 22 12:55:23 2000 Andy: not meaning to criticise, but the excellence of your domain name is slightly sullied by the fact that your site doesn't appear to have any actual content. Errmmm... John - Wed Nov 22 12:50:23 2000 ninjapineapple.com, hmm... DSP - Wed Nov 22 12:47:23 2000 Lox: I'd like to remind you how much I love you. John - Wed Nov 22 12:44:21 2000 Tom: in response to your earlier question - about the same time that the winter olympics is staged in hell. John - Wed Nov 22 12:42:48 2000 I was just revelling in the nerdy glow of delight created by Andy and Tim's previous messages when I got a really horrible email, which wasn't so nice. But thanks guys anyway, the thought that files for use with my program are now available to download on other people's websites is rather splendid. John - Wed Nov 22 12:39:20 2000  Freaky - Wed Nov 22 12:38:12 2000 Is there anyone out there, or are you all too busy wank- I mean working? rowanboy - Wed Nov 22 12:13:01 2000 Sultry Girlie - Wed Nov 22 11:27:23 2000 Hello from the far right rowanboy - Wed Nov 22 11:26:22 2000
DSP - Wed Nov 22 10:24:40 2000 Doh! I seem to have made the message board really wide :( Graf <graf@altavista.net> - Wed Nov 22 09:59:52 2000 BTW, i made that template by "selecting New from the File menu. In the dialog that appears,select "Index Template", and click OK. A new index template windowshould be created. This displays a preview of what the index willlook like. (TO DO: this is currently quite basic, and just shows emptyrectangles where the thumbnail images will appear).The various settings for this template can be edited by either doubleclicking anywhere in the template's window, or by selecting Properties...from the Template menu. This then produces a dialog with two property pages. "
Just in case you want to make a better one.
John - Mon Nov 13 16:35:15 2000 Fantastic! Look what I found in my inbox today: Hi, We recently launched the official web site for Um Bongo(at http://www.umbongo.com/) and would appreciate it if youcould add a link to your site where you feature the product. Many thanks, Tim Allen. Rest assured Mr Allen, the all-singing, all-dancing, Um Bongo plug page will be coming soon. John - Mon Nov 13 15:31:35 2000 Tim, your ASP thing is very nice, but, errrrr, what is it actually for? John - Mon Nov 13 15:28:00 2000 Tim, your ASP thing is very nice, but, errrrr, what is it actually for? John - Mon Nov 13 15:27:58 2000 Where is Jon today? John - Mon Nov 13 15:27:23 2000 Lorenzo - I've sent you an email! John - Mon Nov 13 15:10:45 2000 Through the avenues and alleyways dah dah dah.... Yes it was rather good wasn't it? But the ending really bit. Did you notice the slightly chubby guy (that was playing Kathy Burke's husband) was from 2 up 2 down? Anyone remember that? John - Mon Nov 13 15:03:22 2000 Ciao everybody!!!! Well well already forgotten your pizzaland friend?! :) I was wondering if someone could give me John's new e-mail address, as I keep writing to the old reading address to no avail (or maybe he doesn't want to write to me.. YOU BASTARD!) Oh well, that's it really, I hope that all of you are fine, drop me a line avery now and then!! Bye tee byee Lox Lorenzo <l.pirisino@oic.it> Have a guess, - Mon Nov 13 12:05:12 2000 Hey guys, here's a new play thing. DSP - Mon Nov 13 09:29:33 2000 Fix Bayonets!Just seen "Love, Honour and Obey", you were right, John. I really enjoyed it. Cheers mate.Rob Lang <icar@icar.co.uk> Madlab, Reading - Sun Nov 12 16:36:10 2000 Tim: it should be possible using my search thing to set up a script that just searches your area - in fact any subtree. Hmmmm, maybe I'll have a go tomorrow. I like your index page! Verdana - hey, that's a pretty nice font. Jon: Put some pages in your area! John - Sun Nov 12 11:08:33 2000 Made a couple of modifications to Photo Studio. Hmmm... its very quiet round here at the weekend isn't it? John - Sat Nov 11 19:51:21 2000 That would be no. JAE - Fri Nov 10 15:02:56 2000 Do you get MSDN? DSP - Fri Nov 10 14:56:08 2000 Daniel Sebastian Pritchard: Where is any info on A.S.P. My Boy? Jon E - Fri Nov 10 14:54:21 2000 dsp, it can be done This page was accessed: - 09/11/00 02:13:25 - 09/11/00 02:17:01 - 09/11/00 02:21:31 - 09/11/00 02:21:35 - 09/11/00 02:23:16 - 09/11/00 02:24:24 - 09/11/00 02:25:33 - 09/11/00 02:26:13 - 09/11/00 02:26:52 - 09/11/00 02:27:46 - 09/11/00 02:27:49 - 09/11/00 02:27:51 - 09/11/00 02:30:27 - 09/11/00 02:32:44 - 09/11/00 02:37:05 - 09/11/00 02:37:24 - 09/11/00 02:39:49 - 09/11/00 02:45:23 - 09/11/00 03:12:16 - 09/11/00 11:07:58 - 09/11/00 11:44:11 - 09/11/00 11:45:13 - 09/11/00 11:45:18 - 09/11/00 13:56:19 - 09/11/00 19:10:45 - 10/11/00 12:35:39 - 10/11/00 14:23:59 - 10/11/00 14:28:23 - 10/11/00 14:30:19 Mnph - Fri Nov 10 14:49:21 2000 Imense nerdy dissatisfaction :( DSP - Fri Nov 10 14:32:19 2000 Oh no, it should output 10. DSP - Fri Nov 10 14:29:29 2000 What's it meant to do then? It came up with:- dsp, it can be done Server object error 'ASP 0177 : 800a0046' Server.CreateObject Failed /dsp/test.asp, line 29 The operation completed successfully. for me. Graf - Fri Nov 10 14:26:08 2000 Server side source, i mean. DSP - Fri Nov 10 14:24:13 2000 Take a look at this page, then look at its source. DSP - Fri Nov 10 14:23:44 2000 Hmmm today's not too exciting either. So what was your immense nerdy satisfaction Timmy boy? John - Fri Nov 10 14:18:28 2000 Not much happening round here. :( DSP - Thu Nov 9 13:57:58 2000 I have just gleaned imense nerdy satisfaction. to the extreme!!! DSP - Thu Nov 9 02:27:33 2000 Or in Japanese: Kawaii Jasminechan, mitae! John - Wed Nov 8 16:23:02 2000 Yes indeed Jon, your images totally work with my program in an incredibly nerdily satisfying way. They're EXIF compliant and I can see all the camera information plus thumbnails IT IS GREAT. Your focal length is 13.3mm apparently. P.S. Jasmine is very pretty! John - Wed Nov 8 16:19:36 2000 John: Are you loving it? Jon E - Wed Nov 8 16:09:34 2000 Thanks Andy! Yes indeed the comment is totally part of the JPEG spec, just doesn't get used very often. You can pretty much bung whatever you want in the header of a JPEG file really. Most applications (e.g. PhotoShop) will discard it though... John - Wed Nov 8 15:32:10 2000 Come on John! Go Skitz!!! DSP - Wed Nov 8 15:28:41 2000 I've just been having a little play with Photo Studio (I've been fiddling with my holiday piccies) and i have to say it kicks major butt. Just a quick question tho:- is that comment field part of the JPEG spec then? seems deeply cunning. Graf <graf@altavista.net> - Wed Nov 8 15:19:08 2000 Nice Jon! Thanks!!! John - Wed Nov 8 15:16:26 2000 Oh come on someone post something, I'm stuck in a practical and have no other source of entertainment. Do I have to take the Tim approach? John - Wed Nov 8 15:15:49 2000 John: ftp in. Go into /Jon/images/Jasmine/ Under here are a couple of directories of Pics. Jon E - Wed Nov 8 15:15:29 2000 Jon: Can you send me (or better still upload to somewhere in the maison de stuff) a couple of pictures you've taken with your camera? Preferably totally unedited by any paint programs if possible... I want to see if they work ok with my program and what information is there... Cheers! John - Wed Nov 8 14:55:19 2000 Err looks like you answered my questions already. John - Wed Nov 8 13:51:50 2000 Particularly like the wipes between the scenes. Nice! So is the audio track the original audio or have you added anything over the top? Any chance of a Hollywood style trailer complete with standard growly mans voice and one-liner slogans? John - Wed Nov 8 12:47:56 2000 John: Imagine the opening soundtrack to Trainspotting. Its that sound track with samples of the film overlayed. You must hear it, 10x more impact. DSP - Wed Nov 8 12:45:15 2000 Tim: I haven't got any sound card on this machine, and still that video is the best thing ever ever ever. John - Wed Nov 8 12:42:40 2000 John: What you are downloading is a quarter size demo of the video stuff i'm playing around with. Enjoy! DSP - Wed Nov 8 12:23:11 2000 Tim: NICE! It is downloading as I write. Its cool you've added your bit to the maison de stuff! Its like we're having a child together. Erm. All thanks to the wonderful Mr. Ellis. I put a temporary index page in your area, hope you don't mind. Please feel free to change it as much as you like, obviously. John - Wed Nov 8 12:17:42 2000 Jon. Thanks for the 9 minute window you gave me between 7:50 and 7:59 to change the page. I shall remember in future to schedule all maintenance work at this evidently critical time. P.S. I love you, lets not fight. John - Wed Nov 8 12:03:58 2000 I blatantly modified the front page of the Maison-de-Stuff last night. I've added a little present. DSP - Wed Nov 8 09:21:58 2000 Oh look John didn't manage to change the board so I've removed it. John you are such a sad case. Harshness has reached the mid point. Jon E - Wed Nov 8 07:59:21 2000 I Know, why don't you change it to how you want it to be. I spent days sorting out how to do this (Blatent lie, more like 2 minutes). No go on, I want to see you try. Well get on with it then. Jon E - Wed Nov 8 07:50:50 2000 John, Thanks for the criticism. Jon E - Wed Nov 8 07:48:04 2000 The refresh on the message board is too short! My browser jumps back to the top every 60 seconds. Agh! Any way of making it optional? Or longer? Or something? Looks like I got off pretty lightly with the handing out of insults earlier. I'm suprised there wasn't a slur against vegetarianism...? By the way, I uploaded some instructions for Photo Studio just now, if anyone downloaded it but was a bit confused. John - Tue Nov 7 19:41:13 2000 No don't! My bandwidth is heavily monitored, I rely on mail updates, yet submit via web :-) mnphhh! DSP - Tue Nov 7 16:15:18 2000 Well 60 Seconds then. Jon E - Tue Nov 7 16:13:44 2000 Hmmmpnh Jon E - Tue Nov 7 16:11:44 2000 Tim, I think you are ace. Jon - Tue Nov 7 16:09:05 2000 I'm gonna add an auto refresh onto the Message Board main page. Say once every 120 seconds. Jon E - Tue Nov 7 16:03:48 2000 I love you too. Mr Hastings. AKA Cuddle Bunny Jon E - Tue Nov 7 15:57:41 2000 I love you Jon. Lets not fight. DSP - Tue Nov 7 15:48:28 2000 Oh, I'm laughing. No Really, I am. Jon E - Tue Nov 7 15:47:22 2000 You may as well give up you job Jon, 'cos you're shit. Alright there! DSP - Tue Nov 7 15:40:05 2000 Alright there Tim? Jon E - Tue Nov 7 15:38:21 2000 There are quite a few entries if you search for Hawkins and Gay. Hnmph boy - Tue Nov 7 15:37:12 2000 Give in, give in to your hatred! Then, only then, will your journey to the dark side be complete. DSP - Tue Nov 7 15:35:55 2000 And if you don't f'ing Mind. Mr Hastings I would have to say (though John might not agree) that the message board was re-written by me in a "nick Hawkins code, get it working with mails" way. John has obviously added a high element of conziness but still it has a lot more conziness than DSP'ing. BTW Mr Hawkins, I have been busy earning a living so I haven't had a chance to make a website yet. Is this okay with you? Or should I quit my job? JAE - Tue Nov 7 15:34:53 2000 The amazing harshness which has come out of my typing has made me feel quite dizzy, giddy and GAY. Non Faggy sense only. JAE - Tue Nov 7 15:30:46 2000 Shut your fucking mouth you northern tosser. Angry Boy - Tue Nov 7 15:29:01 2000 I would like to deliberately spark a heated debate/flurry of messages by emphasising:
DSP - Tue Nov 7 15:21:15 2000 I have just filled a bored 20 minutes by reading the message board for April 2000. My conclusion is that it was very enjoyable, and that I am very funny. <SERIOUS> |
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