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Don't worry, you didn't miss an episode, or at least one with the Andorians in it. The ad even says it's the first time since the original series for them to be in it. I couldn't remember anything about the Andorians, so I looked up the word "Andorian" on Google. If you want to see what it...

There was a post to the OmniWeb mailing list that it is for the full version only. You can probably find the demo at www.versiontracker.com though, and that can give you an idea of what kind of game it is. It looks like a lot of fun, but I'd rather not switch to OS 9 just so I could play it well.

No, Fink doesn't install X-11 by default. Read that X-11 section to do that. Fink exists to bring Unix applications to OS X, and install them at the choice of the user. So only the things that Fink needs to operate are installed at first. Fink also has to delicately deal with the fact that it...

Yes, I believe Halo was originally announced for the Mac. And anyway, Microsoft wins if they release a Mac version, since it'll come out well after the X-Box version has been out for a while so it shouldn't affect sales for the X-Box. Also, it's not as is Microsoft minds making money off of the...

They were supposed to make some TV movies for DS9. That'd be nice, because they left a few threads hanging with that show. For example, Sisko left, but he was supposed to come back.

To get an idea of what packages you can install, you can look in your /sw/fink/dists/stable/ folder, or go to http://fink.sourceforge.net/pdb/index.php to find out. In order to install afterstep, you first need to deal with X11, and that is best dealt with by looking at the...

Try this page. It was originally done by Bungie, but ended up getting released by GOD games. It seemed to have a nice plotline and a lot of cool moves (with a definite Japanese influence). The demo didn't run very well in OSX , so I have sort of held off on buying it.

Try typing man fink in the Terminal. Also, in the original download file, there was a README.html and USAGE.html that give the basics. Also, http://fink.sourceforge.net has a FAQ page. To get wget, for example, you would type fink install wget then give it your password, let it do it's...

I say don't even buy it. It's likely that the people who live next door to you throw out string from time to time. Just go through their trash every day, and you'll find some eventually. If you want to get it sooner, I've often found that a lot of people just leave rope lying around near docks...

It's about time something showed up. They've had something about Oni mentioned on their games page forever. So it works well? I liked the demo, but it was a little annoying with the jerky-ness. Maybe I'll buy it now...

Well, it seems non-technical enough...

There was another one where some guy was about to give a presentation, and his computer crashed. Everyone starts shouting out suggestions, and finally someone yells out, "Buy a Macintosh". Brings tears to my eyes, just thinking about it.

Shhhhhhhhhh.... Don't give them ideas.

Dang it, you're right, that is how it usually is. Although, to be honest, I don't know how fixed Japanese is in writing foreign words. I was often given a couple of different spellings. P.S. AdmiralAK: have you tried getting any Windows Unicode fonts? I think if you do a search on Google...

Just out of curiosity, how is it misspelled? It says "Misuta Supaakoru". Should it be "Misuta Supaakaru"?

And another way (that's free) is to get Fink is through Fink. There's also a distribution at http://www.osxgnu.org/software/emacs/

There's not really anything interesting about them. The one I saw involved people flying *away* from their computers and smiling. I don't seem to remember anyone actually smiling while using their computers.

I know this is strange, but I often have ICQ, MSN, AIM, and Excite Messenger open at the same time. I like Fire, but each messenger has different things I like about it. Heck, I don't even know anyone else on the Excite Messenger, but it's got a bunch of other features besides IMing that make it...

Actually, you can fix that up a little more, and not even worry about seeing yours if you type who | grep -v "youtheuser" where you replace youtheuser with your username.

Does anyone remember the ad that I believe Apple put out after Windows 95 came out? It said something like "C:\ongratulations, Windows".