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[idm] RE: [Csnd] [ot] [!nt] \n2+0\ [Fwd: RE: [idm] m9ndfukc] at each ztep an organ!zm atemptz 2 konzum.

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2000-09-20 14:56Medium Graham [idm] RE: [Csnd] [ot] [!nt] \n2+0\ [Fwd: RE: [idm] m9ndfukc] at each ztep an organ!zm atemptz 2 konzum.
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2000-09-20 14:56Medium GrahamUh-oh! She *does* subscribe to this list! G-love. http://www.gram.org.uk > > letz b!o.zkul
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quoted 59 lines letz b!o.zkulpt> > letz b!o.zkulpt > > > -------- Original Message -------- > Subject: RE: [idm] m9ndfukc > Date: Tue, 19 Sep 2000 09:54:13 -0500 (CDT) > From: Josh Davison <yoshi@enteract.com> > To: Ryan Pulley <ryanp@imagistic.com> > CC: andrei@world.std.com, idm@hyperreal.org > > > !!!!FUCK-ALL HUGE WARNING DISCLAIMER!!!!! > the following link will completely fuck your computer, so don't even think > of clicking on it until you have saved everything, installed a real > operating system (read: not Windows or MacOS) and maybe even called your > mommy first... > > that said, it's an awesome ride. click it. but i warned you. > > http://www.membank.org/0000/0000.html > > anyway this f1f0 chap (or antiorp or Netochka Nezvanova or any other alias > he-she-it-them go by online) has turned rogue software into a Fine Art. > The Graphical User Interface (GUI) of a piece of software is *supposed* to > create a transparent user experience by providing a set of easily > understood metaphors that are implemented consistently and universally. > The user knows that moving the scrollbar will cause a window to scroll, > and clicking a button will cause some other function to execute. f1f0's > software takes the opposite approach. Important functions are obsucred > beyond recognition. Buttons that do nothing are given prime GUI > real-estate. Control of the mouse is wrestled from the user and used to > draw fancy geometric patterns on the screen. > > I purchased a sound generation/manipulation program called b!257+!2 from > f1f0/antiorp. There is a region of the UI that pops up an "about box," > standard operating procedure for a lot of software. What's different > about this program is that the entire time you are reading the credits for > the software, the program is busy creating empty Font Suitcases with > titles taken from random snippets of C++ code and dumping them in the > application directory. The user quits the program to find that well over > 500 new documents have been created and started hogging up the Finder's > resources... The amount of trust one places in the creator of a piece of > software immediately becomes apparent when you consider how easily > f1f0/antiorp could have ruthlessly fucked your system rather than just > dumping a few files into one directory... > > anyway, he/she/they also create a program called "NATO" which is the > end-all for real-time Quicktime manipulation/editing/ruthless-fuckery ... > it costs around $800 so i haven't picked it up quite yet but i have seen > it in action, it's pretty toot sweet. > > so troll the newsgroups for this mo-fo and click those links ... but > beware :) > > josh > -- > String Theory : Digital Music for Humans > http://www.enteract.com/~yoshi/index.cgi
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