Re: Jiri, where are you?
I`m not bad Mr. Jiri ! I`m a very good person . In fact , I am one of the
most liked students in my school , by the teachers I mean . I`m known for my
good manners . And I am said to be one of the most mature boys in my grade .
Its just that every day , I hear about 550002034 swear words , and
9943929742 sexual jokes every day . And then you think MTS is bad !
mmwwwhahahahahahahahaha ! MTS is NOTHING compared to the people at my school
! You should hear how the girls in my class talk ! They are even worse than
MTS ! And 50 % of the boys in my class smoke . They think such weird words
up , you`ll never be able to filter it ! Till next time , bye .
Read ya later !
Ferdinand Greyling(Duke Fungus)
----- Original Message -----
From: jiri babor <jbabor at PARADISE.NET.NZ>
To: <EUforum at topica.com>
Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2001 2:14 PM
Subject: Re: Jiri, where are you?
> Rolf wrote:
>
> >does anyone know if Jiri Barbor is still listening to this list, or
> >if his private email address is still valid? I hope he's not on a
> >permanent vacation now... .
>
> Permanent vacation? What do you mean ... dead?! Wishful thinking...
>
> Much earlier, almost two weeks ago he wrote:
>
> >I'm using your rfont.e to write all characters on screen in graphics
> >mode 18. When i do, I find instead of the sign for char. 10 (block
> >with circle in it) only a blank. If I write directly in text mode (3)
> >into the video memory (starting from #B8000) it is visible. Is there
> >any explanation for this?
>
> Sorry, Rolf, I was away for sixteen days, holidaying in the South
> Island, avoiding people and their computers on the wild West Coast. I
> came back last night, but it took me many hours to wade through about
> thousand messages. Most of them from this list and - I am sorry to be
> forced to say it, but it has to be said - vast majority of them were
> just worthless rubbish, often mixed with deviant pubescent behavior,
> or, even worse, shockingly bad lyrics from a talentless creep. Robert
> promised us a moderated list under such conditions. What is he waiting
> for? How deep do we have to sink before he does what is clearly his
> responsibility now? I fear if he does not move reasonably promptly, he
> might find himself alone here, with just MTS and a handful of
> Ferdinands to keep him company...
>
> But back to business, Rolf. rfont treats just two characters out of
> 256 differently from rest. One is zero, which is used conventionally
> to reset font attributes, and the other is char 10, the newline
> character. When that is encountered, linefeed and carriage return
> combination is performed. Its details depend on the current line
> justification. I am afraid there is currently no way to print this
> character directly. But if you are desperate to do so, let me know and
> I'll try to modify the include for you.
>
> Until then, as you always say, have a nice day!
>
> jiri
>
>
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