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#18328From: Betty Clay/SYSOPAug 13, 1990 5:14 PM
John, I thought you must have been working pretty hard. When a fellow turns down food, it must be for a good reason! Sorry it didn't work out better. Maybe you'll be back sometime? Anyway, I'm glad you made it home safely, and I do hope you get some rest there. How did the testing go? Or can you say? ……Betty
#18336From: SyndesisAug 14, 1990 12:07 PM
The testing went great. 🙂 I came home bubbling with ideas, which is always a good sign after a trip. Poor Bob, he had to suffer through my brainstorms all through Oklahoma. I picked up some great books at Siggraph, too, plus some X Window books… I'll be able to announce what we accomplished soon, and/or it could be part of this upcoming online conference on networking.
#18340From: Betty Clay/SYSOPAug 14, 1990 8:20 PM
Marvelous, John! Networking has been needed so badly for so long…..great to see it coming along well. Hope your ideas bring you back to Texas. ……Betty
#18353From: JAMES D. WILLIAMSAug 16, 1990 10:20 PM
'all thru Oklahoma?? You DROVE to SIGGRAPH?? Geez, John, I'd have at least bought you a drink as you came thru OKCity! What time did you leave? I left Wednesday afternoon, as I recall. –Eet– (verra disappointed) Director of Mayhem Extra Terrestrial Imports, Ltd.
#18368From: SyndesisAug 17, 1990 11:08 PM
Yup, we drove. Bob and I don't mind long trips; we had too much sensitive equipment to air-ship, we had indefinite travel plans, we'd have needed to rent cars, etc. so we drove. I left Dallas on Saturday, got home Sunday noon. Almost as good as flying. I don't think we went through Oklahoma City. I remember Muskogee. BTW, I liked Oklahoma much more than Arkansas. Lots of people had told me Oklahoma was "the armpit of the world", but I liked it. Arkansas? Kinda scary. Saw one car with a David Duke bumpersticker *and* a Confederate flag sticker. A little overkill, I thought – only one of the two would have had the same effect. 🙂
#18440From: JAMES D. WILLIAMSAug 24, 1990 3:51 AM
hehehe. Glad you like OK… I consider Iowa the armpit of the world, myself <grin>. Glad you liked my bumper sticker (oops.. <grin>). Hey, have you considered writing for DDJ? We were all hyped up over writing for them months ago, but nobody has, that I know of (no amigans). this month they've got an article on M2 and another on ray tracing, surely something an amigan could have written about! <sigh> ah, well. Have fun in Madison. Has winter arrived there yet? 🙂 –Eet– Director of Mayhem Extra Terrestrial Imports, Ltd.
#18445From: SyndesisAug 24, 1990 3:21 PM
Actually, one Texan said Oklahoma reminded him of Iowa, and that he considered both of them "armpits". Having been to Iowa many times, and having untold hundreds of relatives there, I can vouch for what the Texan said. When you go to Iowa, you have to set your watch back ten years. Yes, I've thought about writing for DDJ. I've talked with their editors, and they're receptive… it's just a matter of picking a good, appealing topic and finding the time to write. Have you seen my PC reviews in Compute PC? 🙂
#18504From: JAMES D. WILLIAMSAug 30, 1990 7:39 PM
Hehehe… well, I was born in Dallas, and recently lived in Lewisville, TX…. all I can say is that particular Texan must be EXTREMELY near sighted. Iowa, crappy as it is, doesn't resemble Mars at all. No, I haven't seen your PC reviews in Compute PC, I don't get any of the Compute Mags anymore (I already spend too much on mags). I'd like to see your writing in DDJ, so if you have trouble finding a topic, lemme help. 🙂 –Eet– Director of Mayhem Extra Terrestrial Imports, Ltd.