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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 5 Aug 2002.
Re: [PIC] [Comic] Vol 1 Issue 11

Re: [PIC] [Comic] Vol 1 Issue 11

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- --<-(Xlo0772 leyos tos loyos emiv apo alt.ascii-art)->--
>
> huh? you mean it was intended. My late enlightment wasn't because of my
> slow-witted daftness, but merely a carefully plottet editorial finesse.

One of the nice things about reading instead of watching [movie tv &c]
is that lots of thing can be left for you to fill in if the author
does not do it for you.  If done emproperly it leaves you feeling
unsatisfied at the lack of depth in a story.  If done properly it
causes the reader to fill in the gaps of setting/imagery and create a
more personal story for the reader because they take a bigger part in
creating it.

This is one of the reasons that NerdBoy is so popular.  The only props
you are likely to find in a NB script is a computer and occastionaly
other things like a hover craft or space alines and bjork songs.
There arn't any chairs, rooms, hallways etc.  You are left to fill in
the environment and in the process you identify with the story more
than say my scripts.  I had to put a few more props in mine to create
the environment because while I did have an exact environment in mind
I didn't want to over run the story or stop the reader from makeing it
like any other club that they might have gone to.  Though you never
see the dance floor (I don't dance) so you see the lounge and smokeing
area.  The fact that this is a club only happens in the fringe of your
minds eye. 

But if you identify with any of the persons in my scripts then you
probably have mental issues and should seek professional help.  Yes,
that encludes even the video game player too. 

>> $ crontab -l > file
>> $ echo -e '0 0 * * * echo "To be drunk or not to be drunk; Well its a\
>> bit to late for that question."\n\n' >> file $ crontab file
>
> Previously I found it kinda annoying, that cron mailed the output
> of the command to the user. Why not use logfiles, like any other nice
> daemon?
> Now I can see some practical use for it, and suddenly don't find it that
> annoying after all. This I will never understand.

You can redirect the output from cron any way you want.  If you where
to do a 'echo "some text" 2>&1 >> logfile ' then you will not get an
email and you can check the logfile at your lesure.  Or you can create
a seperait mailbox and via something like procmail redirect all mail
from cron to that new mailbox and check it when you feel like it.  Or
Or Or Or.  *nix is very flexible if you can adjust to the fact that
nothing is set in stone.

> obascii:
<snip>

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       xlo :F_P:


==)-> Xataleipw, Faux_Pseudo

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