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NEW SKA BAND FROM USA!!!  CLICK HERE FOR THE PLAYERS WEBSITE CLICK HERE FOR THE PLAYERS MAILING LIST CLICK HERE FOR UPCOMING SHOWS RA <RADIANARTS@HOTMAIL.COM> USA, THE PLAYERS, THE PLAYERS, USA - Thu Dec 28 21:57:20 2000 I Do hope you all had a good Christmas. Jon E - Wed Dec 27 07:52:08 2000 Oh well, at least I'm not still at work then... And at least my gf hasn't just rung me and said she's escaped from work already. Oh well, i got a few beers down at lunchtime. And my gf let slip that she was off to buy me presents :) Graf <graf@altavista.net> - Fri Dec 22 14:18:28 2000 Right, I'm home for Christmas now! Hope you all have a great time. I'll check the board every now and again. Happy Christmas!!! DSP home, - Fri Dec 22 14:10:06 2000 And fucking everything Jon E - Fri Dec 22 11:05:19 2000 I'm currently in recovery mode after my Christmas doo last nite. Just had a sausage and mushroom butty, drinking my tea. As this is my last day at work, I'd like to take this opportunity to wish everyone a merry Christmas and a happy new year. Salad chips? dsp work, - Fri Dec 22 11:00:17 2000 Tim: If you don't select a vote but click on "VOTE" it falls over. Microsoft JET Database Engine error '80040e14' Syntax error in INSERT INTO statement. /dsp/db/db-access.asp, line 125 Jon E - Fri Dec 22 08:42:22 2000 I'm back. Had Wed & Thursday off. Anyway is anyone else working today? Jon E - Fri Dec 22 08:32:56 2000 I guess its just you and me graf. Fancy a mince pie? dsp - Thu Dec 21 10:11:48 2000 I don't know if everyone's still around, or if they've finished for Christmas. I've added the all important voting functionality to the voting forum. JAE, its dying to be broken. dsp - Thu Dec 21 09:42:08 2000 You could always try formmail from matt's script archive. Graf - Wed Dec 20 15:41:21 2000 You specify what you want, and I'll have a go. dsp - Wed Dec 20 15:37:43 2000 I think I need this... How long/much effort will it take?! rowanboy - Wed Dec 20 15:34:38 2000 The form's submission page can be on another server. Once finished, the processing script can redirect back to the page it came from (or elsewhere). dsp - Wed Dec 20 15:01:04 2000 See http://www.freelance-networks.net for an idea about what I'm trying to do... rowanboy - Wed Dec 20 14:57:05 2000 NICE... can I call that ASP remotely.. for example from a frame page? :-) rowanboy - Wed Dec 20 14:56:09 2000 It can all be done in ASP. The email can be nicely formatted if you want. Or hold the results on a database service-side for when you want to pick up the answers. DSP - Wed Dec 20 09:38:44 2000 Is it possible to have a cgi-bin run from maison-de-stuff that emails a form to a given email address? I would like to put a really big complex form on my website which gets emailed to me... BUT the shitty mailform.cgi that freeserve use only emails the fields that they have allowed. Any ideas? rowanboy - Wed Dec 20 09:18:21 2000 PINE IS NOT F*&$ING ELM!!!!rowanboy - Wed Dec 20 08:36:17 2000 Did you hear me? PINE IS NOT ELM! rowanboy - Tue Dec 19 17:18:53 2000 Pine Is Not Elm rowanboy - Tue Dec 19 15:41:44 2000 BTW: There is a new version of:
It's your friend and mine,
It's your friend and mine, Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01a8' Object required: '[number: 21]'
/dsp/voting.asp, line 55 Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01a8' Object required: '[number: 20]' /dsp/voting.asp, line 55 rowanboy - Tue Dec 19 09:26:42 2000 Tim: Can't log in as it points to a script at www.maison-de-stuff.net/maison-de-stuff/dsp/ Jon E - Tue Dec 19 09:25:47 2000 Good morning. Would anyone like to beta test some new Maison-de-Stuff web-site functionality? I'd especially like some suggestions. here. dsp - Tue Dec 19 09:19:33 2000 shit. I forgot you have a degree too. rowanboy - Mon Dec 18 17:08:22 2000 I guess that wasn't spelt too well! dsp - Mon Dec 18 14:25:46 2000 It's monday according to the maison de stuff, and that's what matters... Would be more convinced it was friday if the letters m, o and n weren't two lines down from you saying it was friday. Graf <graf@altavista.net> - Mon Dec 18 14:25:35 2000 (That would be S-L-E-P-T) rowanboy - Mon Dec 18 14:23:19 2000 Eh? It IS friday.. you clearly slpet TOO well.... :-) rowanboy - Mon Dec 18 14:22:52 2000 Is it me or does it feel like a friday already. Or maybe i should have done more sleeping and less drinking at the weekend... Graf <graf@altavista.net> - Mon Dec 18 14:16:15 2000 We put the xmas tree up yesterday! The cats are trying very hard to pull it down again... rowanboy - Mon Dec 18 14:15:26 2000 bork bork bork!! rowanboy - Mon Dec 18 14:14:00 2000 Hmmm, I think Tom Tried this but here it goes again: Maison-de-stuff in Swedish Chef mode http://rinkworks.com/dialect/dialectp.cgi?dialect=bork&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.maison-de-stuff.net%2F Jon E - Mon Dec 18 12:52:25 2000 Hello Everybody Dr. Nick - Mon Dec 18 12:17:58 2000 Good morning ladies and gentlemen! I hope everyone's OK. I experienced some snow at the weekend. Not much, but enough to make me consider buying a Christmas Jumper. dsp - Mon Dec 18 10:59:53 2000 Remember kids, It's nearly Christmas. Jon E - Mon Dec 18 07:53:01 2000 Oh yea it did. Probably a bit of a cache issue there. John - Sun Dec 17 18:46:04 2000 Errr... strange that les message didn't seem to get to the board. John - Sun Dec 17 18:45:12 2000 I'd like to take this opportunity to utterly blow my own trumpet by saying I'm writing this message from a brand new PC which I bought my Mum for christmas. John - Sun Dec 17 18:30:45 2000 Oh and by the way, stuffware.co.uk is now active - it points to the software page at the moment. John - Fri Dec 15 15:14:56 2000 Would you believe it, I'm in the old colour sun lab in Reading. Only its got PCs in it now. But the guy next to me is still doing his Miranda assignment. Nice. John - Fri Dec 15 15:10:33 2000 I've found something I've bought cheaper today and mine hasn't even arived at home yet. Bugger. Jonathan Ellis <Jonathan.Ellis@arvalphh.co.uk> At Work, Ground Floor - Fri Dec 15 12:28:11 2000 Is no bugger on the board today? Jonathan Ellis <Jonathan.Ellis@arvalphh.co.uk> At Work,, Ground Floor - Fri Dec 15 12:26:41 2000 but are you well hung? Jonathan Ellis <Jonathan.Ellis@arvalphh.co.uk> At Work,, Ground Floor - Fri Dec 15 09:00:10 2000 Oh. I'm bored too by the way. rowanboy - Fri Dec 15 08:54:16 2000 Space. The final frontier.
Maison-De-Stuff. The second to last final frontier.
Jon E - Thu Dec 7 14:41:04 2000 Which 5 have you got then? I've got radiohead, caleixco, Alabama 3 and Blue Jame... Graf <graf@altavista.net> - Thu Dec 7 13:57:38 2000 That would be Retail Therepy of 200 Blank CDs. I feel better now. I would feel much better if my friends and yours were on the message board. JOn E - Thu Dec 7 13:11:03 2000 I've got 5 of them. Dido's album has to be ordered from the states (It's cheaper to buy it from DVD Express) than it is to get HMV To ship it?? WHY?????? Jon E - Thu Dec 7 12:13:31 2000 Has anyone seen this critics top 100 albums of the year. I must be badly out of touch, cos I've not heard of 1/2 of them. #4 is "Jill Scott - Who is Jill Scott?". Which is what I was wondering really... Maybe i'm just annoyed that I've only got 4 of them - although I have seen 7 of them live this year. I think I might just be getting old and intolerant tho.... Graf <graf@altavista.net> - Thu Dec 7 11:39:06 2000 I've not got the dido album, but I really like the eminem thing so i'll probably end up getting it at some point. I got a new pc recently with a 30 gig drive - support were asking me if they could back up the network drives onto it at some point. 80+ hours of music so far :) Oh and don't buy anything from buy.com - i got some cd's in august and they're bitching at me now that my card didn't go through. Twarts. Graf <graf@altavista.net> - Thu Dec 7 11:31:14 2000 http://www.todayonly.co.uk/ have a good offer on C.D.'s today. Might have to get them down me. Jon E - Thu Dec 7 11:26:43 2000 I'm not allowed 6 gigs of hard disk. Pathetic. I've only got about 400 Megs to play with. Mr. Graf, have you got Dido's album? Jon E - Thu Dec 7 11:25:22 2000 Quick fix: Press the app on the task bar. dsp - Thu Dec 7 11:24:56 2000 I am mostly listening to coughs and mobile phones. dsp - Thu Dec 7 11:24:22 2000 Today i is mostly listening to the 6 gig of mp3s i've got on my HD at work :) The Pixies are on at the moment :) :) I also recommend dido, although it would amuse me greatly if "bob the builder" got to number one instead.. Graf <graf@altavista.net> - Thu Dec 7 11:19:16 2000 Tim, Could We have a minimise button though? Jonathan Ellis <Jonathan.Ellis@arvalphh.co.uk> At Work,, Ground Floor - Thu Dec 7 11:17:22 2000 I am so unbelivably happy that I have a sound card in my PC. Today I am mostly (and moistly) listening to David Gray, All Saints, Lene Marlin, Macy Gray, Mel C, Moby, Paul Simon, Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Texas, David Arnold and U2. Also I am listening to Dido. (The one who appears on Eminem's new single, and Sliding Doors). Jon Ellis' Recommendation of the Day is Dido. Buy It or be a slaphead. Yours sincerley, Jonathan A. Ellis Bsc. Jonathan Ellis <Jonathan.Ellis@arvalphh.co.uk> At Work,, Ground Floor - Thu Dec 7 11:15:47 2000 FYI: My breakfast has just arrived. Sausage, cheese, mushroom and brown sauce on a barm-cake. mmm dsp - Thu Dec 7 11:10:00 2000 What? (pretending to be pissed off) Jon E - Thu Dec 7 09:48:14 2000 Ladies and gentlemen, Mr Jon Ellis! dsp - Thu Dec 7 09:43:03 2000 Smart site, especially recommended to Graf, Tom and John: here. I know the name is dodgy, but its is v. cool. dsp - Thu Dec 7 09:35:50 2000 Having spent an entire day using the message app, I've added a couple of tarty features to ruin the simplistic appearance. These include:
dsp <dsp@maison-de-stuff.net> Home, The North - Thu Dec 7 01:11:01 2000 Just wanted to say good nite. dsp <dsp@maison-de-stuff.net> Home, The North - Thu Dec 7 00:54:16 2000 Probably too late to matter... but I'm just leaving now Tom! John - Wed Dec 6 17:20:16 2000 Tom: And what do you mean by that? Defensive Boy - Wed Dec 6 15:05:10 2000 Proverbs brought up-to-date (nerdily): A watched hard-disk never formats. dsp - Wed Dec 6 15:02:20 2000 John: Nice.. CU there... what is your phone number again? 07773 387 997 rowanboy <tom@sparc5.co.uk> London, Cannon Street - Wed Dec 6 14:49:22 2000 The board would appear to have some server error problems...? rowanboy <tom@sparc5.co.uk> London, Cannon Street - Wed Dec 6 14:48:24 2000 favourite new saying: "Sorry, I completely lost sight of the objective". In a problem solving meeting, get really carried away and suggest a completely daft solution. When this is pointed out to you, use the above phrase. dsp - Wed Dec 6 14:11:10 2000 ok well I'll try my best then! Will leave here around 5 hopefully... John - Wed Dec 6 14:01:44 2000 <Childish voice>Can I come.. Can I come...</Childish voice> Graf <graf@altavista.net> - Wed Dec 6 13:53:51 2000 okay... what time? I'll go straight from here at 17:00, so I'll be there at about, what, 17:15 - 17:25 depending on tubes.. rowanboy - Wed Dec 6 13:32:33 2000 The Social, Little Portland Street, off Great Portland Street, nearest tube Oxford Circus. Oxford Circus is a sort of crossroads, and Great Portland Street comes off there, follow it along and Little Portland Street crosses over it. Turn right, or just phone! John - Wed Dec 6 13:17:42 2000 REPEAT: Where for BEER tonite 'awkins me lad? rowanboy <tom@sparc5.co.uk> London, Cannon Street - Wed Dec 6 13:15:17 2000 I love CGI / Perl it rocks. Jonathan Ellis <Jonathan.Ellis@arvalphh.co.uk> At Work,, Ground Floor - Wed Dec 6 13:10:39 2000 Its a bit too weakly typed for my liking. Mnph. John - Wed Dec 6 13:08:29 2000 shite syntax though dsp - Wed Dec 6 13:06:16 2000 Perl: Pretty Excellent (highly) Respectable Language rowanboy - Wed Dec 6 13:03:43 2000 So surely there's not a great deal more to add to that to get some king of instant messenger? John - Wed Dec 6 13:02:22 2000 Its exactly like a DLL, but it can be dropped onto a form a design time. dsp <dsp@maison-de-stuff.net> Work, The North - Wed Dec 6 13:01:17 2000 Wow that is pretty great! John - Wed Dec 6 13:01:09 2000 Can I take this opportunity to congratulate everyone who uses perl. dsp <dsp@maison-de-stuff.net> Work, The North - Wed Dec 6 13:00:27 2000 What exactly goes into making an OCX file.. is it like a Dll? rowanboy - Wed Dec 6 12:58:50 2000 The OCX is available at the page also. dsp <dsp@maison-de-stuff.net> Work, The North - Wed Dec 6 12:55:27 2000 How did you fix the missing msinet.ocx problem? John - Wed Dec 6 12:52:32 2000
dsp <dsp@maison-de-stuff.net> Work, The North - Wed Dec 6 12:45:50 2000 I too am using the program.. rowanboy <tom@sparc5.co.uk> London, Cannon Street - Wed Dec 6 12:39:18 2000 Several things:
John - Wed Dec 6 12:38:34 2000 Tell me what functionallity you want on the board. Jon E - Wed Dec 6 12:35:19 2000 HTTP is a protocol built on-top of TCP/IP. As you know, as things happen on the board, there are two-ways we know about it. 1. we get an email, or, 2. we poll it. I think that Andi was saying it would be cool for some kind of message-board client detached from the browser. Completely feasible, it just requires some additional functionality at the board's side providing we all accept its limitations. As yet, everyone's is discussing ideas. Nothing will ever blood happen anyway. p.s. I am writing this message using the Message Submit program dsp <dsp@maison-de-stuff.net> Work, The North - Wed Dec 6 12:00:29 2000 I'm at work and I'm really quite pissed off with it. I have become quite confused about this polling lark. To poll what? I thought it was for a http request to poll a page on the message board (A cut down version of the message board). If so, then it's using TCP/IP which polls anyway, so why are we wondering about it? Please, Tim, could you explain in morman terms. Jon E - Wed Dec 6 11:49:30 2000 It is possible to implement RPC across HTTP. This is the future of distributed applications. SOAP: Simple Object Access Protocol, this is effectively COM/DCOM/MTS/COM+/Unix RPC across HTTP. This uses XML as the data-format, and HTTP as the transmission protocol. The principles are easily demonstrated, this is what MessageSubmit does without using any industry standard. The response generated by AddMessage.pl could include some data that describing the current state of the message board. Of course, for smart retrieval, the board may need to store the messages in some kind of structure. Where's Jon Ellis today? dsp <dsp@maison-de-stuff.net> Work, The North - Wed Dec 6 11:32:38 2000 Does it really matter that it requires polling? A Time delay or even onMaximise and onRefresh() would probably be sufficient. Let's face it, at the moment we have to refresh our web Browsers. We can always build a cgi script which displays the last 10 messages, so all that would have to be done would be to have a http window in the app. Jon E - Wed Dec 6 11:28:59 2000 That is the problem... And if it didn't use HTTP, most people (including myself) would be firewalled off from it... Hmm. Idea's a bit of a non starter really, isn't it... Graf <graf@altavista.net> - Wed Dec 6 11:24:02 2000 Deliberate use of the work inherent, The problem with building over the HTTP protocol, is that its connection-less, hence inherently requires polling. dsp <dsp@maison-de-stuff.net> Work, The North - Wed Dec 6 11:15:29 2000 John: I am at Cannon Street... until about 17:00, but I can get away a little bit earlier... where do you wanna meet?! rowanboy - Wed Dec 6 10:01:28 2000 The way to do it would be to have the addmessage script update a smaller page which lasts for only, say, 30 minutes. That way people who are not online won't get about 400 messages when they finally reconnect.. They only get the last few... Just my 2p.. rowanboy - Wed Dec 6 10:00:36 2000 MAIM would be like ICQ or something. It would probably minimise to the system tray, then flash or change colour when a new message is posted to the message board, and when you click on the tray icon it pops up with the new message. As I said, i'm not sure how you'd manage that tho. I spose you could just poll the page every few minutes to see if it has changed but that's not very bandwidth friendly. Graf <graf@altavista.net> - Wed Dec 6 09:55:46 2000 What does MAIM do? dsp <dsp@maison-de-stuff.net> Work, The North - Wed Dec 6 09:47:41 2000 Of course the logical next step is MAIM - the MAison de stuff Instant Messanger. Not entirely sure how you'd do that thru the proxy/firewall evilness most of us have to put up with tho. Graf <graf@altavista.net> - Wed Dec 6 09:41:54 2000 Massive apologies for clogging everyone inbox with testing shite. dsp <dsp@maison-de-stuff.net> Work, The North - Wed Dec 6 09:36:18 2000 Doh! I really meant to try the game last night but got distracted. By beer. Which i suppose is fair enough really. The Back of Beyond is doing London Pride for £1.30 ish :) Graf <graf@altavista.net> - Wed Dec 6 09:34:09 2000 Hello i um...have an entry for the phrase book but my apathy forbids me from clicking the phrasebook link.....so i'm sticking it here instead. (you might already have this one but i'm not certain) ALTERNATIVELY.... Used when giving instructions with a multiple choice option for the instructee. OH GOODY! Used when an emmense quantity of sarcasm is present to make the victim feel silly and boring. Also used when a "do you wanna....." question is asked and no time is given for the answeree to answer. Taylor <dietaylor@hotmail.com> sewers of the innermost circle of hell......yep., - Tue Dec 5 23:12:03 2000 Hi John! I am still here. Wanna try my message submitter? I'll try your game! Hell yeah! dsp <dsp@maison-de-stuff.net> Home, The North - Tue Dec 5 22:42:08 2000 Hey are you guys still on line? Wanna try my game? John - Tue Dec 5 22:32:06 2000 Required enhancements (I'm gonna use this A LOT!)
The last two were blatent lies.
I am naturally very upset :-< To convert a String, each character is examined in turn:
Administrative Contact:
Ellis, Jonathan flymo@globalnet.co.ukGraf <graf@altavista.net> - Tue Dec 5 15:19:57 2000 ...which looks suspiciously like Ellis boy. rowanboy - Tue Dec 5 15:18:18 2000 Whois Server Version 1.3 Domain names in the .com, .net, and .org domains can now be registered with many different competing registrars. Go to http://www.internic.net for detailed information. Domain Name: MAISON-DE-STUFF.COM Registrar: TUCOWS.COM, INC. Whois Server: whois.opensrs.net Referral URL: www.opensrs.org Name Server: DNS.FASTHOSTS.CO.UK Name Server: DNS1.FASTHOSTS.CO.UK Updated Date: 23-aug-2000 >>> Last update of whois database: Tue, 5 Dec 2000 06:16:14 EST <<< The Registry database contains ONLY .COM, .NET, .ORG, .EDU domains and Registrars. rowanboy - Tue Dec 5 15:17:01 2000 I%Dont%Think%it%worked%quite%right%did%it rowanboy - Tue Dec 5 15:16:16 2000 Oh, and have I pre-registered Jonathan.Ellis.name as well as Jasmine.Ellis.name and Amy.Ellis.name??? I think so. Jon E - Tue Dec 5 15:13:38 2000 DSP: HA HA Nelson - Tue Dec 5 15:12:41 2000 John, I am sure that your app is fantastic, will the server still be up this evening? I can try it from home and everything. Jon E - Tue Dec 5 15:08:19 2000 I%20hope%20this%20works%20OK. dsp - Tue Dec 5 15:08:13 2000 Can I have a copy of your app DSP? rowanboy - Tue Dec 5 15:05:54 2000 John, does your network game use standard ports - say http..? (Sorry, I can't download it to find out right now...) rowanboy - Tue Dec 5 15:04:53 2000 I registered the following last night:
- sparc5.co.uk
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=512837380 rowanboy - Mon Dec 4 21:49:20 2000 Ooops DSP - Mon Dec 4 17:03:44 2000 I own the following:
DSP - Mon Dec 4 17:02:47 2000 I own the following:
DSP - Mon Dec 4 17:02:42 2000 Like I said, I'm in on the whole thing (as long as we CAN think of a good domain name!!) What about freelance-domains.com/net/co.uk ... just to keep a consistent feel ;-) rowanboy <tom.rowan@freelance-networks.net> - Mon Dec 4 16:54:11 2000 www.WeCantThinkOfAShortAndSnappyDomainNameCanYou.com rowanboy - Mon Dec 4 16:49:31 2000 Re: Sparcs STOP Yes STOP rowanboy - Mon Dec 4 16:48:49 2000 What about www.please-dont-persecute-gingers.com Rob Lang <icar@icar.co.uk> Madlab, Reading - Mon Dec 4 16:31:37 2000 Can I answer sort of to just about all of those? John - Mon Dec 4 16:05:48 2000 Question (or nominate):
DSP - Mon Dec 4 15:42:42 2000 www.JoinJohnHawkinsAndReepYourRewardsIn.com Jon E - Mon Dec 4 15:34:52 2000 www.JoinJonEllisAndDonABigTrellace.com DSP - Mon Dec 4 15:13:07 2000 www.JoinSneekyPeekAndBeABigGeek.com DSP - Mon Dec 4 15:12:42 2000 www.GetASiteYoullFeelAlright.com www.IfYouDontHaveABirdYouCanBeANerd.com www.BeATechNotAWreck.com www.GotAModemGiveItAGoThen.com www.FeelingRandyGetAHandShandy.com Oh Dear. Jon E - Mon Dec 4 15:09:29 2000 Arse Damn It. Jon E - Mon Dec 4 15:04:05 2000 www.MakeaPassShehasaGreatAss.com Jon E - Mon Dec 4 15:03:08 2000 www.FineAndDandySuspiciouslyLikeShandy.com DSP - Mon Dec 4 14:58:04 2000 Or even: www.LankyAndSwankybutnotreallymanky.com Jon - Mon Dec 4 14:17:06 2000 Can I suggest the following:
John - Mon Dec 4 13:38:22 2000 I could get you 500 pounds, hard cash, today, if you wanted it. Errrr, not that I have any particular interest in the business side (I'm not really sure what you're doing actually) but simply because I'd love to be part of, errr, whatever it is. John - Mon Dec 4 13:34:41 2000 www.the-first-ones-free-the-rest-you-have-to-pay-for.com DSP - Mon Dec 4 13:12:02 2000 Student discount? (On display of Valid NUS Card). Jon - Mon Dec 4 13:07:08 2000 We need a domain name though.
. - Mon Dec 4 13:06:34 2000 That all depends on the colour of his money. DSP - Mon Dec 4 13:05:18 2000 Tim, should we allow others to join in on this scam? I mean project. We can not have any shoddyness and so I recommend Mr John Hawkins as he is totally unshoddy and is also totally ungay. Jon E - Mon Dec 4 13:03:34 2000 Aye is such a nice word. Been using it to speak to my parents, and even they like it. Don't worry about pushing March, I am so unbeliebly loaded (NOT), but that doesn't matter. Jon E - Mon Dec 4 13:01:08 2000 <AliG>Aye!</AliG> Cheers for the sub! I could probably completely settle in (looking at calendar) Early March. DSP - Mon Dec 4 12:56:36 2000 The £50 a month..... bit of a problem, because you always have the yearly contract. So it's just a way for them to get more money. Obviously Y2K bonus is up soon so I can sub you for the year £250 and you pay us monthly at 250/12. As mentioned before we get someone else and prices reduce. Jon E - Mon Dec 4 12:53:14 2000 Nope. I mean Here. jon E - Mon Dec 4 12:50:48 2000 Here. Jon E - Mon Dec 4 12:49:37 2000 I shall immediately start work on penguin-cod-piece.com DSP - Mon Dec 4 12:46:59 2000 I was more interested in the 50 quid a month. I know that in the long term its more, but it would give the flexibility to sack it off at any point in the future. Plus won't give an initial sting of 250 dabs. DSP - Mon Dec 4 12:45:58 2000 Obviously though, we would have to have a damn fine website which would allow other people to purchase space off us. Perhaps we should start designing that heah Tim (and Others). I'll create a directory under root called albatros. No special reason why, except to start creating a different web site under there. - Mon Dec 4 12:43:39 2000 Definately Yes, but remember a reseller is £500 now. Is it still a goer? Jon E - Mon Dec 4 12:37:44 2000 OI! Ellis In the new year, do you fancy going halves on our own Reseller package. I know this is blatantly your idea, but I'm letting you know I'm up for it if you still are. DSP - Mon Dec 4 12:07:13 2000 Potentially. Currently just an MDB. Jon E - Mon Dec 4 11:57:33 2000 Did I read you write that you were working on a db? Is this a secret JAE Maison de Stuff project, to be revealed at an unspecified secret date? <LLCoolJ>Something like Jonathan?</LLCoolJ> DSP - Mon Dec 4 11:50:49 2000 Good Morning Mr. Hastings Jon E - Mon Dec 4 11:48:05 2000 Good morning class. DSP - Mon Dec 4 11:40:42 2000 Tom: Have a question for you. How good are you with routing Unix Servers? Can you work as a contractor? We have about 10-15 Unix Servers, all production systems, which need major overhaul on the network. Each Server has 2 Virtual Network cards (190.39.x.x and a 10.67.x.x) and now have way too many default router settings. E-mail me at: Jonthan.Ellis@arval.phh.co.uk if your interested. Jon E - Sun Dec 3 17:49:33 2000 Rowanboy: The site runs on a NT4 server. Having IIS4, and other assorted bollocks. ASP Is needed badly for your mate and mine, (He is feeling just fine). It's Mr Tim Hastings. I've heard a vicous rumour tha you shouldn't be running websites off ADSL. It's the law. Don't Break the law, or I'll get Medievel on your arse. If you check out http://www.fasthosts.co.uk/ we have a package through a reseller from them. It is all very kind of you to offer a bit of a Sparc server. Oh, Databases.... Timmy is working on a database, as am I, what is the change of getting , say a DB2, stacked on there?
Jon E - Sun Dec 3 17:46:18 2000 Sorry.. should mention that the auction ends at 20:00:17.. considering the page takes about 10sec to load... these was simply NO HOPE! rowanboy - Fri Dec 1 20:09:06 2000 Check out my evil bidding skill on ebay.co.uk..  rowanboy - Fri Dec 1 20:08:19 2000 As requested: rowanboy - Fri Dec 1 19:57:48 2000 Rob? rowanboy - Fri Dec 1 19:17:30 2000 What does the M.D.S. run on now? Is it a decent webserver, or what? The reason I ask is that I *may* be getting ADSL at some point, and have a Sun Sparc 2 (and a Sparc 5) which might make a suitable living space for these pages. Naturally, they are all UPS protected, and yes, we can have PHP, SSL and all that shite... :-) (having just finished compling Apache with the addon modules..) You *could* check out http://10.1.1.20/index.php if you were slightly more local to me!! rowanboy - Fri Dec 1 19:16:51 2000 It's here. Rob Lang <icar@icar.co.uk> Madlab, Reading - Fri Dec 1 19:15:35 2000 John: Probably not Wednesday as I have roped myself into some evil late night work :-( ... THURSDAY? FRIDAY? (Why not EVERYNIGHT?!?!?!) rowanboy <tom@firewall-specialist.net> - Fri Dec 1 19:14:29 2000 Right I'm off to do some teaching then going home... Have a good weekend everyone! John - Fri Dec 1 15:54:38 2000 <hannibal>I like it</hannibal>. DSP - Fri Dec 1 15:16:02 2000 Hey Tim! Did you see your picture on the Who's Who page? Feel free to change the bit of text attached to it, but let me know - I'm editing it at the moment so we don't want to incur the rather or Roger Loader with some kind of dirty write operation.... shudder. I put a picture there for Jon too... Please change it if you have something more rcent! John - Fri Dec 1 15:02:47 2000 yeah, why? DSP - Fri Dec 1 14:50:02 2000 Is anybody there....? John - Fri Dec 1 14:42:43 2000 Tom (and Jon) : do you have a recent picture of yourself? I want to do a maison de stuff who's who page... Also Tom did you say you'd been using photo studio for some pictures from your Dad's camera? Any chance I could have a sample one to have a look at? (Preferably straight from the camera, before any editing has taken place)... John - Fri Dec 1 13:17:31 2000 Yep Tom sounds good. What evening? Whereabouts are you working in London? Maybe we could go to that pub I went to on Saturday if you want something central, it was quite good. John - Fri Dec 1 13:14:50 2000 John: actually, I am working in London quite a bit in December.... meet up for a beer one evening? Next week even? rowanboy - Fri Dec 1 13:12:09 2000 Everyone: When do we get to have a reunion? rowanboy - Fri Dec 1 13:08:52 2000 ..thanks.. rowanboy - Fri Dec 1 13:07:53 2000 6 Day Tibet Tour: Lhasa- Shigatse- Lhasa(Route No:31tt02) Day 1: Take the morning flight to Lhasa. Spend the rest of the day getting adjusted to the high altitude. Day 2: Escorted tour in Lhasa. Visit the renovated Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, Barkhore Street. Day 3: Escorted tour in Lhasa. Visit Trupeng Monastery, Sera Monastery, Norbulingka. Day 4: Take a jeep drive to Shigatse. Sightseeing in Yamdrok Lake, Polcho Monastery. Day 5: Escorted tour in Shigatse. Visit Tashilupo Monastery and local bazaar. Afternoon: drive back to Lhasa. Day 6: Transfer to the airport for morning flight to Chengdu. ĦĦ Above tour includes Chengdu-Lhasa-Chengdu air tickets,accomodation,meals,Lhasa airport-Hotel-Lhasa airport transfers,Lhasa local guide service,tour-spot tickets,visa of the special permit to Tibet.The tour does not include China's airport construction fee which is 6 USD p/p per flight. ĦĦ 625 USD p/p Standard Group(68 USD for the single supplyment) 725 USD p/p Deluxe Group(190 USD for the single supplyment) ĦĦ Time : Above Group arranged Every Sat & Wed in Chengdu, Tourist season; Especialy for Free Independent Tourist! sc927 <sc927@sina.com> china, asia - Fri Dec 1 12:53:03 2000 Blimey, the auto-archive thing always takes me by surprise... John - Fri Dec 1 12:36:35 2000 How about a pie chart of pie favourite pie fillings? That would be good. John - Fri Dec 1 12:34:28 2000 |
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