Herve's Bar & Grill

ok, no idea how my posting my pics suddenly turned this into a tech discussion :D , but....niles, why don't you you use jag if you have both? since i got the new place to share pics, i was thinking about getting jag instead of the website that was suppossed to be my late yule present. everybody i've talked to says it's much better. aside from money, the big reasons i hadn't bothered was warries about losing some stuff that's important to me, but since viavoice and a few others have jag versions now, i figured it was about time.
 
Ed,

The reason I didn't install Jaguar over 10.1.5 is because I waited to see what happened when everyone else did. X Windows broke until an update to it was installed, I cannot live without GIMP. A few other things changed at the BSD/UNIX level too. I'm learning enough about the inards of Mac OS X to be dangerous. I've got Blackened installed, an IRC program that runs in the terminal, manually compiled that with the help of one of the members (that was a job and a half for a newbie). Infact, I tweaked 10.1.5 a little, I turned on some window compression algorithm and some other tweaks from http://www.macosxhints.com/ that has my system purring like a kitty. For some reason that I don't know, the dock magnification is as smooth as glass in 10.1.5 and slow and staggered in Jaguar. 10.1.5 is installed on my IBM UltraSCSI 7200RPM 18HD while Jaguar is installed on the IBM OEM UltraATA 5400 RPM 12GB HD. The UltraSCSI is much faster than UltraATA. I don't know how to physically swap the two OS's around the other HDs without messing things up. I have the QuickTime 5 registration code, not the QuickTime 6 registration code, so saving movies from the internet is important to me. My system is 5 years old this month, when the PPC 970s come out, then I purchase my new toy and upgrade to the latest greatest OS version. In Jaguar I turned-on file journaling, so if Jag crashes, everything should pick up where it left off with little or no HD errors (Jaguar has never crashed on me yet, and 10.1.5 hasn't either in quite some time).
 
oh :D

ok, i just took some new shots of the backyard today and while getting them ready to post on the pages, i was so excited about this one, i just had to share with you guys. technically it is terrible, i almost didn't even take a bigger look. but i'm glad i did, because i couldn't get this effect if i tried. :D art and magically it is great. :)

i have feeling i will mess around and keep trying different ways to get what i want out of this pic, but this bqasic enhancement is quite nice as it is. (yes, the rainbow is in the original pic )
 

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Looks much warmer than here Ed... ;)

The GIMPs were just an idea.
Besides... before installing those - again - this time i'd want the uninstallling instructions. So MacGIMP installed itself somewhere and i resolved the problem (got some nice kernel panics etc, i think because of that) verry windowsly - i formatted and installed everything again ... simply because there were no uninstalling stuff - not even a list of the stuff to be removed on any mac / -gimp / .org / linux / whatever site. :(
 
I was ready to buy a PM... just taking some time to fine tune my decision...was a good idea ! The new PM are fantastic (compared with the previous ones).

I'll have another Whisky !
 
... How weird to talk to someone in the real life (ehm ... i mean oflfine) and then after some beers realise s/he posts here. *yiks*. not fair that the others recognise me first... ;)
 
you're just a celebrity Gia. i'm surprized the paparatzi aren't following you everywhere you go by now ;)

i would find that to be a cool expereince myself - to meet someone and then find out they visit the site would make my day.
 
If in the 'normal life' (=offline) i'm normally dressed like Steve (except for the jaguarware) so i guess it takes a (hardcore) mac user to figure having seen or read me anywhere ;)
Can i have a huuuuge coffeee pleaze Ed? Need coffeine ....
 
mmm... coffeeee.... <drool>
*Fights the urge to go to the Barnes 'n Noble Café (Starbucks Cofee plus books 'n Mags)*
:D
 
Ok, name another place that serves cofee and has books and magazines you can read there? (and is in Burbank California)

Yeah there are other cofee places - without the books or magazines... But since I'm not such a big cofee drinker there needs to be another reason why I hang out there. :p
 
I hate Starbucks as well. Not because they have taken over the free world or anything, just because I think their coffee tastes like wood.

Sogni: Not only B&N has this, but also Border's Books. I'm sure other chains as well.
 
Hmm... you must mean "regular" coffee... I hate that kind of coffee anywhere I go. :p
I mostly like the frozen kind, not that many hot ones. :)

The nearest Border's is too far and out of the way for me to go to at the moment. Maybe when I am recovered enough to drive distances and go back to College - but no idea when that'll be.
 
I remember a very nice Italian cafeteria near to Market Street in SF... not Starbucks... real Italian coffee.
 
I have been to Border's in Downtown Boston. I like their coffee better. Starbux coffee sux.


BTW does the bar and grill offer any pick me ups? strong coffee ? or something? I feel kinda slugish and tired today even though I slept my normal hours last nite.
 
Hah, I worked one summer in the cafe at Borders in Peabody, MA.

I need something too. How about a Redeye? I think it's three shots of espresso. :D
 
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