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I've just managed to compile and run SuperCollider on my new Asus Eee PC (tiny little linux PC). It took a lot less hacking than I expected! :)
eee no tengo fotos :c XD y no me importa :c
quiero vacasioneeeees y no hacer nadaaaaaa y que pare de llover porque arruina todos mis planes :c y eee quiero apretar un boton y que sean mil años mas tarde y ee no se ya chao :$
Type: Bogie Flat Wagon with stanchions; many with bolsters
Diag: W12 & 13: Std. 36' underframe with timber or steel deck and stanchion pockets
Diag 42" 8" channel 40' underframe with steel deck
Two 30 ton capacity archbar bogies.
Load 30 tons
Qty: 93 (to three diagrams: W12, 13 & 42)
Built: Launceston Workshops 1912 to 1960
Diag W13:
FFF1-14 converted from CC(C)1-14 in 1918
Diag W12:
FFF15-20 new build in 1912, originally numbered 19-24 to follow on from FF class. Renumbered 15-20 after FFF1-14 converted from CC(C) class.
FFF21-47 new build in 1920-4; FFF30-47 converted to EEE in 1929-30
Diag 42:
New FFF30-49 built 1940-1 with 40ft underframe.
Diag W13:
FFF50-9 built 1950 with CCC-type underframes. Assembled by Contractor in L'ton Workshops.
Diag 42:
FFF60-9 converted from AA wagons in 1955
Diag W13:
FFF70-93 built 1956-60 with Butterley underframes, many of which were later rebuilt to other classes (eg BC, EES. SA).
FFF15: Into traffic 1912. Written off - 13-3-1987
This was the first new-build FFF class. Note the old-style bar handbrake handle.
Photographed at Burnie EBR Yard Jan. 1970.
Eastern Energy Expo at Foxwoods Resort and Casino in Mashantucket, CT on 5/22/18. (Photo by Frank H. Conlon)
This is my favorite shell of our whole collection. Why is it my favorite you ask? The ruffles are so beautiful and the detail takes my breath away.
I admit: I bought it! It would be sheer JOY to find a shell like this but since I am not a scuba diver the chances are remote so it is worth it to me to spend 12.99 (about 10 years ago) for it.
ENJOY!
Here is another angle: www.flickr.com/photos/deb_eee_jean/2446297739/
It's smaller than a standard keyboard, but you can still touchtype on it. I can touchtype on my ancient HP Jornada 620LX so the Eee should be no problem. Notice the webcam at the top and the speakers to the sides of the display.
The successor model has another label ("Asus" vs "Eee") that surely looks more professional. The white one has a reflecting white surface while the black one has a pattern (just a matter of taste).
I've decided I'm going to start taking at least one picture every day. But I haven't quite decided whether to do the 365 thing yet, we will see.