Best post-sale screen ever |
2009-11-06
|
Just gave in to the geeky side of the force this morning and bought a DVD documentary about BBS's. (the version I bought comes with a DVD full with BBS text files, ANSI art, and random crap.)
After buying, this is the screen I got:
I don't think I ever got a chuckle out of what happened right *after* I forked over cash. Here's to you, Bob!
Man, your firefox is kind of polluted
Comment by Pedro — 2009-11-06 @ 11:29
Excuse me, but what is the name of plugin that provides a toolbar on the top of tabbar?
Comment by VeGeek — 2009-11-06 @ 15:35
@VeGeek: the one right above my tabbar is firebug. The one above that is a toolbar of delicious bookmarks.
Comment by Thomas — 2009-11-06 @ 15:44
I think I’m going to have nightmares with you firefox.
Comment by Juanjo — 2009-11-06 @ 16:39
What Firefox addon provides the yellow and red bars in the status bar, and what do those do?
Comment by Anonymous — 2009-11-06 @ 19:49
@Anonymous: nagios firefox plugins; they alert when there are criticals in our nagioses.
Comment by Thomas — 2009-11-06 @ 20:07
The toolbar just above the tabs is actually from the “Web Developer” add-on.
Comment by Christopher — 2009-11-06 @ 21:44
Hehe. And I spend most of my time trying to save browser real-estate, hiding every possible chrome Firefox lets me.
Comment by Richard — 2009-11-06 @ 21:45
@Christopher: @Thomas: thanks a lot!
Comment by VeGeek — 2009-11-07 @ 14:03
You should also think about giving the author a little more. He’s working on raising funds so he can have a sabbatical and finish up a ton more projects related to computer history: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1019371045/the-jason-scott-sabbatical
Comment by Trever Fischer — 2009-11-08 @ 05:56
[…] Help proving Bob wrong :-) : http://thomas.apestaart.org/log/?p=1059 […]
Pingback by Christian Kalkhoff (softmetz) 's status on Sunday, 08-Nov-09 17:46:41 UTC - Identi.ca — 2009-11-08 @ 18:46
so you click your Firefox icon, and you see the first window in, what, 5 minutes?
Comment by jimbo — 2009-11-09 @ 11:09
That’s a nice idea.
By the way, can’t see any comments in Chrome, only:
12 Comments »
Comment by Pedro — 2009-11-6 @ 11:29 am
Comment by VeGeek — 2009-11-6 @ 3:35 pm
Comment by Thomas — 2009-11-6 @ 3:44 pm
Comment by Florian — 2009-11-13 @ 14:21
You should send copies to Ward Christenson and Randy Seuss, since they hold the CBBS trademark. Back when I ran sixhub, which may have been the first unix based BBS, I learned a lot for those guys.
Comment by Bill Davidsen — 2009-12-12 @ 22:15