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Skriven 2010-11-13 17:52:00 av DAVE DRUM (1:261/1381)
     Kommentar till en text av MIKE ROBERTS
Ärende: QmodemPro
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-=> MIKE ROBERTS wrote to DAVE DRUM <=-

 ->  DD> OK, inna first place that's software piracy. If you use it as much as
 ->  DD> you imply you ought to pay the people who wrote it for their work.
 ->  DD> Otherwise it's the same thing, morally, as sticking a gun in their
 ->  DD> faces and demanding that they "give it up!"

 MR> Hi Dave.. I did not catch the first part of this thread. So I don't
 MR> know all that was said. But Mustang had sent out an email to someone, I
 MR> am not sure who Sean was talking about. But they told This someone to
 MR> go out and crack it or they pointed him to the crack, I don't remember
 MR> exactly, although I read the email. It was perfectly fine with them.

I was talking when I should have been listening, it seems. I am a semi-reformed
pirate who finally saw the light. So, I tend to be a bit evangelical. In this
case I lambasted Ferd over a non-event. I don't, however, understand why his
codes work in Windows 7 and not in Vista -- except that VERY LITTLE works right
in Vista ... the 1948 Tucker of operating systems.

 MR> They were not going to make any more money off of it and were not going
 MR> to sell the source. I tried the crack as I was a registered Qmodem user
 MR> years ago and lost my reg numbers when I left the hobby for a few
 MR> years. The crack worked just fine and got my Qmodem back again. Other
 MR> than the fact it is windowed ( something I just personally do not like
 MR> ) it is still a great program. handles dial up and telnet and is still
 MR> the only one, despite claims of syncterm being able to handle ansi
 MR> music, qmodem still actually does.

I don't need the ANSI music capability. But, it sounds like an interesting
program ... one I may give a whirl as Hyper-Term is the best of the stuff I
have test flown ... including Syncterm and Putty. For my purposes anyway. At
that, they're all leaps and bounds ahead of the old VT-100 based stuff from the
last century that I cut my teeth on.

MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.06

      Title: Terminal Illness Onion Pie
 Categories: Pies, Pastry, Vegetables, Cheese, Dairy
      Yield: 6 Servings

      1 lg Sweet onion; sliced 1/2"
      2    Ribs celery; sliced
           Butter
      3 lg Eggs
      1 c  Milk
    1/4 c  Plain flour
    1/8 ts (ea) ground cloves, ginger,
           - Colman's mustard, paprika
    1/4 ts (ea) Salt and pepper
      1 lb Shredded yellow cheese

  Peel a large sweet onion and either slice it into half-inch
  slices or chop it into little pieces, whichever you like.
  Not a bad idea to also chop up a couple of stalks of celery,
  too. Put some butter into a skillet and cook the vegetables
  until the onion pieces turn clear.

  Mix eggs with milk and flour. Add ground cloves, ginger, dry
  mustard, and paprika. Toss in about salt and black pepper.
  Mix all to smoothness.

  Line a 13" x 9" x 2" baking pan with pie crust. Poke some
  holes in the crust with a fork. Put a thick layer of cooked
  onion onto the crust. If you enjoy meat, chop up some cooked
  beef, pork, or chicken and put that over the onions. Pour
  the egg mixture into the pan. Cover everything with 1 pound
  of shredded cheese (most any kind you like). Some folks
  might prefer to make little round pies in little round
  pans... that is OK, too.

  Bake at 350øF for about 1 hour or until the pie is nicely
  browned. If you made the things in little round pans, you
  are on your own as to timing. we never made them that way.

  Tastes great when you eat this pie with almost any kind
  of meat.
 
  Recipe by: Gus’s Redneck Recipes

  From: http://hubpages.com

  Uncle Dirty Dave's Archives

MMMMM

ENJOY!!!

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