Check Out CygUlarn
Port of Ularn (“Ultra” Larn), a 1990’s version of Larn, an ASCII-based text game from the 1980’s.
Runs on Windows (Win32) including XP, Windows 7, Wiindows 8
Added color!
Science generally agrees that “mankind”, homo sapiens, is about 200,000 years old.
During that span of time, technology has advanced at an ever-increasing rate, but there have been only a small handful of innovations – fundamental changes – that altered mankind’s ability to express itself technologically.
ULarn (Ultra-Larn) for Win32, built on Cygwin but runs natively
Ularn that runs on Windows 7!
Security screws are specially-designed fasteners that can’t be removed without the corresponding, specially-designed bit.
Security screws are an excellent way to help prevent people from tampering with public facilities and resources, and to help prevent someone from creating a public safety issue — for example, security screws can and should be used in buses, trains, and airplanes.
In most applications, however, they are more of an inconvenience than a deterrent.
Meanwhile, the two most common screw fasteners, “slotted” (standard) and Phillips, are both problematic.
Aside from laptops and other mobile computing platforms, I am a long-time user of hand-held computing devices.
I’ve assembled a chronological list of the devices that were most used or useful to me.
There are many kinds of blank or empty values, that mean different things.
Cooking a whole brisket is normally a 10 to 12 hour process for me, not including prep time, cooling time, nor the time it takes to cut it (brisket has to be cut properly, or it doesn’t turn out well). End to end, that works out to 14 to 15 hours.
I worked out a process for cooking a smoked, whole brisket in 4 hours (cook time), making the end-to-end time about 5.5 to 6 hours.
You might think that I sacrificed flavor or texture, but I didn’t!
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The Customer Value Chain is Only As Strong as its Weakest Link
This is an epic tale about my electric broom, but more importantly, it’s story about:
- How your company can do everything right, and still fail to deliver on the promise of customer value
- How a lack of aligned priority and perception between you and your vendor can break the value chain
- How a failure to recognize opportunities for creating value, creates opportunities for failure.
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3/8/2015
We attended the North Texas Irish Festival, Whiskey tasting event.
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