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Article #1683Re: Boris (was Re: Caveat Emptor: After Dark)
From: J. Taggart Gorman
Date: Tue, 14 Apr 1992 22:52
Date: Tue, 14 Apr 1992 22:52
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In article <14APR199212145376@mitme5.mit.edu>, Citizen kettler@mitme5.mit.edu (KETTLER, THOMAS R.) writes : >Since I am an MIT grad student, I was close enough so I could go to the >MacWorld Expo at Boston in August last year. While there I stopped by the >Berkeley Systems booth. I talked with people there and said I felt it was not a >good thing to have an ocean floor for this particular reason. However, the man >I talked to said that was why After Dark has an option to turn the floor off. >Personally, I prefer the Boris cat screen saver which comes with MAD. This one >has a kitten either chasing after a butterfly or with the butterfly turned off, >will have the kitten occasionally purr, clean its face, or lie down. However, >no screen saver should be considered a replacement for the best things of all >to do: turn off your machine if you will be gone a long time, or use the knob >or brightness cdev to turn the brightness of your monitor off. Replies may be Boris will do the mentioned things (lie down, purr, etc..) even if the butterfly in on. Sometimes the butterfly will disappear for a spell, so Boris will stop walking and preform a new action where he is. You know, cats get bored very quickly. My favorite action is when he stops next to the edge of the screen. He'll purr for a bit, then, if you're not watching the screen, Boris will sharpen his claws on the edge of the screen. I swear, I sit and watch that damn cat and he won't do it, but as soon as I turn my back, just like a real cat, he'll go and sharpen his claws. Now this is good software! :) Oh, and one other thing : all the girls in the apartment building think that Boris is just the cutest thing. I never thought I`d meet women by using a screen saver, but, oh well, it works! :) |--------------------------------| "I like it. It's got that 'It's a cruel | J. Taggart Gorman Jr. | world - Let's throw ourselves in the | jtgorman@caslon.cs.arizona.edu | abyss.' type ambience." |--------------------------------| - Christian Slater, in _Heathers_
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From: jtgorman@cs.arizona.edu (J. Taggart Gorman)
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Subject: Re: Boris (was Re: Caveat Emptor: After Dark)
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Date: 14 Apr 92 22:52:42 GMT
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