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jep
response 87 of 181: Mark Unseen   Oct 26 17:05 UTC 1998

The error I reported in #80 appears to be a problem with the Arbortext 
proxy server, not with Backtalk.  I explained this to backtalk@hvcn.org.
remmers
response 88 of 181: Mark Unseen   Oct 26 18:38 UTC 1998

Re resp:86 - Indeed. It looks pretty close to french vanilla on my screen.
mcnally
response 89 of 181: Mark Unseen   Oct 26 20:02 UTC 1998

  maybe, in keeping with the nut-theme established with pistachio,
  you should use "blanched almond"
  
 (according to X11's rgb.txt file [maps RGB values to names] BlanchedAlmond
  is Red:255 Green:235 Blue:205.  actually, that makes it a little too pink
  for my tastes..)
keesan
response 90 of 181: Mark Unseen   Oct 27 00:21 UTC 1998

How many colors are color monitors displaying nowadays?  I thought 256 was
the maximum.  I have two colors - amber and black - but can't use pistachio
anyway because I access the web via grex/lynx.
mcnally
response 91 of 181: Mark Unseen   Oct 27 01:15 UTC 1998

  Generally the number of colors displayable isn't a function of the monitor
  (at least not the number of colors you're referring to, though there 
  presumably is a finite number of colors to which the monitor is limited,
  based on such things as the properties of the phosphors used and the amount
  of control over the electron gun..)

  I assume, though, that you're talking about the number of simultaneous
  displayable colors.  Although many people still use 256-color modes most
  new computers have enough video memory to display millions of colors at
  high resolutions.  (common numbers are 2^16 = 65536 colors, and 2^24 = 
  16.7 million colors..)
i
response 92 of 181: Mark Unseen   Oct 27 01:20 UTC 1998

Butter Pecan!

Flat-panel displays often do limit the number of colors that can be
displayed.....pity those rich enough to own flat panels.
keesan
response 93 of 181: Mark Unseen   Oct 27 02:23 UTC 1998

How many colors does a color TV display?
janc
response 94 of 181: Mark Unseen   Oct 27 04:26 UTC 1998

Three.
omni
response 95 of 181: Mark Unseen   Oct 27 07:46 UTC 1998

There can only be One True Color. Chocolate. Learn it, Live it, Love it.
senna
response 96 of 181: Mark Unseen   Oct 27 11:39 UTC 1998

I deleted a nice piece of spam that someone sent to everybody who was on grex
at the time asking for help.  Are there policies about this?

eieio
response 97 of 181: Mark Unseen   Oct 27 15:19 UTC 1998

(And I won't leave until I get my chocolate back.)
rcurl
response 98 of 181: Mark Unseen   Oct 27 16:17 UTC 1998

I was #85 in the queue this morning. Has a new floodgate opened? :)
mcnally
response 99 of 181: Mark Unseen   Oct 27 17:04 UTC 1998

 re #92:  Since she said "monitor" I decided not to go into the limitations
 of the LCD display devices but yeah, you're right..

valerie
response 100 of 181: Mark Unseen   Oct 28 03:42 UTC 1998

This response has been erased.

eieio
response 101 of 181: Mark Unseen   Oct 28 10:02 UTC 1998

I was #45 in the queue, at 5 in the morning, EST! I'm guessing that at least
one person typed the following phrase: "hay u wanna hotchat me? i like sexy!"
carson
response 102 of 181: Mark Unseen   Oct 28 11:20 UTC 1998

(eieio must have tailed the party log looking for my name...)
keesan
response 103 of 181: Mark Unseen   Oct 28 15:06 UTC 1998

Re 100, I just did use Pistachio, it works.  Some day someone with spare time
can remove that statement to the effect that you cannot use it with lynx.
eieio
response 104 of 181: Mark Unseen   Oct 28 19:06 UTC 1998

About the only good thing I can say about today...
 
+ Well, at least it was *JUST* a month and a half worth of email that was
lost.
senna
response 105 of 181: Mark Unseen   Oct 28 19:46 UTC 1998

I have also noticed that the queue has been unusually long lately.
eire
response 106 of 181: Mark Unseen   Oct 29 02:23 UTC 1998









I haven't been able to tel net in today...Is it a problem on my end or are
others having the same problem?
eire
response 107 of 181: Mark Unseen   Oct 29 02:24 UTC 1998

View hidden response.

valerie
response 108 of 181: Mark Unseen   Oct 29 13:50 UTC 1998

This response has been erased.

eire
response 109 of 181: Mark Unseen   Oct 30 01:49 UTC 1998

it just stays at the same screen...a blip and right where I was again
scott
response 110 of 181: Mark Unseen   Oct 30 18:14 UTC 1998

Grex is curretly having a lot of packet loss on the net link.
keesan
response 111 of 181: Mark Unseen   Oct 30 19:39 UTC 1998

Took an unusually long time an hour ago to send a very short email.
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