Oolite Bulletins

Just found the box for my C=64 Elite in the attic this weekend (fall cleaning). I must have a look inside, find my ole 128 and see what I can do... (I should prove to be "Harmless")

Tom Baker hit the states in the late 1970's and I was hooked (much to my sister's chagrin). I owned the TV on Saturday mornings between 9 and 10.

Built an R/C K-9 in college. Does that qualify me a Dr. Who fan?

What?........What!?.......WHAT!!?

Ah, yes, Vista is good to look at...from a long distance away, on someone else's computer, on another network. And Microsoft with their service packs all too often fix five bugs and introduce nine more. Sticking to XP Pro SP2 for the foreseeable future (I'm a geek who likes to build my own machines,...

+++Danger! Danger, Will Robinson!+++

Well, I understood it! And the need for an auxiliary power system. The engine is a necessary evil to get in and out of a harbor, but the sweet blissful silence of shutting off the motor.

I love the retro '80's look to the original designs. Kind of reminds me of the DeLorean. Hey, they're retro-rockets!

Busted into the top 30. Hey, if I was a pop song, I'd be a hit!

* (Not eels?)

And yet... the Congo is full of porn!

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All electronics run on magic smoke. Let the smoke out, and things stop working. Fans are mechanical beasts, they wear out. Electronics (solid state anywho) will most often die in the very beginning or last a LONG tome (so long as you don't overheat them toooo much).

Just nudge that asteroid close to a sun going nova...

Personally, I would not oil the fan. Besides Oolite, I am also a clock collector (nothing real expensive mind you). Anywho, it's sacrilege to oil the clock works as it becomes a dust magnet. The oil dust mix becomes gunk that will most surely bind the fan. I would replace the fan or disconnect it an...

Yes, I hate trumbles as much as the next captain. They are a right of passage that every commander should step in (in my case purchasing one was the only way to stop having them constantly offered to me). Then it was off for some sun-skimmed fuel tee hee

"Obeject Oriented" refers to the the actual way a given program is written (and the language used). In the old days programs were written procedurally "first do this, and then do that, but only if this criteria is met" sort of thing. This led to the "top-down" programmi...

I can't afjord one right now.

Brass plaque, magnetically attached? Must be some 32nd century technology.