| Posted on 21-Sep-2000 20:15 GMT by Christian Kemp | 8 comments
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My first few days back at school have been okay, even if it is a big change from
the (limited) independence and routine of a regular job. I'm still not posting
much on ANN, but Teemu is thankfully keeping up with any current happenings.
As far as technical updates are concerned, I'm thinking about doing a "promote"
feature for worthy unmoderated articles, either just for moderators (Teemu and
me) or for the public (based on ratings, perhaps). This might be more flexible
than having to FTP in, the method I'm using right now. On a different subject,
the poll is getting old again, and I've run out of ideas a long time ago.
Any suggestions are gladly accepted.
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| Comment 1 | Ben | | 20-Sep-2000 22:00 GMT |
| Comment 2 | Damien Mc Kenna | | 20-Sep-2000 22:00 GMT |
| Comment 3 | S.Wright | | 21-Sep-2000 22:00 GMT |
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| MOTD 21/09/2000 : Comment 4 of 8 | ANN.lu |
| Posted by XDelusion on 21-Sep-2000 22:00 GMT | Or, how about little instruction bits, or reports of devices that have managed to run the new Ami when it comes out, like a how to on installing the AmiOS on a Sega Dreamcast, or Sony since they both have mice, keyboards, and I am hearing the DC even has Zip Drive support via a hack of some sort? People could begin coding for Amiga OS isntead of Sony OS, or Win CE, also it would make a simiple extra computer, heck there is even going to be an eth card for DC, what more could you want? Linux? Well that is in the works too!!!
Anyhow I have always felt that Amiga to me has been about what neat tricks you could make the OS, and hardware do, well today is the modern version of that only the OS and Hardware have changed, but everthing is still system specific, and not actually intended to do what it is actuall capable of doing!!
Enough said!??!
yea?
nea?
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