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In patience, strategy, and luck. Sometimes all 3 are on your side and sometimes all 3 are against you!The new location was a welcomed change from the office full of hand-me-down furniture, we got cubicles! Yes, it seems strange to be excited by cubicles, but it meant that Rick and I got nearly double the space we had before. The A suite had 2 offices, one that was a nice professional office and one that had the telephone lines and other miscellany — the latter became the break room and server room, with a cubicle partition in the middle. Thomas was the proud tenant of an 8×12 cubicle office that didn’t quite reach the ceiling. I think we had about 13 cubicle desks at that location, which lasted us until late 1997, when we were bursting at the seams. Continue reading “WebCom: New Locations, New Logos, Questionable OpSec”Web Communications [WebCom] was a web hosting provider that started in Santa Cruz California in late 1994, opening to the public in 1995. WebCom was the brainchild of Chris Schefler, a Cal State graduate who believed in freedom, communication, and ecology.Chris started WebCom with co-founder Thomas Leavitt in a small windowless office at 903 Pacific Ave, Suite 306 A. This building was informally named Geek Hall because it was the nexus of every internet connected Santa Cruz startup. Continue reading “Web Communications”During the Christmas break of 2018 I started working on a cross-platform video library that would work on DOS, Linux, and Web. The idea was really born from tinkering with some old C++ code that found on an old hard drive.I wrote my first C++ code in 1995 in Borland C++ 3.1 on my old DOS computer. When I was a Junior in High School [ca 1993] I was part of what they call a “coding bootcamp” today. There were 2 Support Engineers from Borland, Tom Orsi and Jeff Peters, and they volunteered to teach a small group of HS students how to program in C. Most, but not all of us, had prior programming experience in another language. My experience was

Ripley presses a button. Kane slides back into the diagnostic coffin. More buttons pressed. Display lights up again, showing the different parts of Kane's body. ASH I better get some intravenous feeding started. So far I can't tell what the Alien has absorbed from his system. The machine begins to process Kane's body. RIPLEY What's the stain on his lungs. The X-ray reveals a spreading dark blot in the chest cavity. At the center, the stain is completely opaque. ASH Whatever it is, it's blocking the X-ray. A long moment. The stain spreads. BRETT What happens now. Ash sets aside his partially melted pen. Looks at Dallas. DALLAS You go back to work. INT. ENGINE ROOM CUBICLE Brett at work in the cubicle. Parker supervising him. BRETT I think I've got it. Give it a try. Parker pushes a button. Negative reaction on his monitor. PARKER Nothing. BRETT Damn. I was sure that was it. PARKER Well, it wasn't. Try the next one. BRETT Right. Adjusts several toggles. RIPLEY (voice over) What's happening. PARKER This goddamn woman. I'll tell her what's happening. My Johnson is happening. (punches the communicator) A lot of hard work. Real work. INT. BRIDGE - NIGHT PARKER (voice over) You ought to try it sometime. RIPLEY I've got the toughest job on this ship... Derisive laugh from Parker through the speaker. RIPLEY I have to listen to your bullshit. INT. ENGINE ROOM CUBICLE PARKER Get off my back. RIPLEY (voice over) I'll get off your back

To rear with pathway to garden. Please Note: Stove not included in sale.No. 4 BEDROOM: 16’0” x 10’0” (4.88m x 3.05m) Fitted cupboards, laminate wood flooring.Ensuite Shower Room: Large shower cubicle with electric shower unit, wash hand basin and wc, chrome wall towel heater, tiled walls and floor, recessed spot lighting.SHOWERROOM: Large shower cubicle with electric shower unit, pedestal wash hand basin and wc, wall towel heater, tiled walls and floor, shaver point, recessed spot lighting.EXTERNAL: Workshop: 20’3” x 11’0” (6.17m x 3.35m) - Power and light, PVC doors. Concrete covered driveway, large patio to rear, garden to front, wild garden to rear leading to Donard Forest. PLEASE NOTE: All measurements quoted are approximate and are for general guidance only. Any fixtures, fittings, services, heating systems, appliances or installations referred to in these particulars havenot been tested and therefore no guarantee can be given that they are in working order. Photographs have been produced for general information and it cannot be inferred that any item shown is included with the property.