Now you are in my territory. and forget the hula part. 
Try doing some Cubase editing work on a laptop while
in headphones at a nude beach. Ooops! What clothes???
Gonna try my next ‘VST SE Connect’ project from there.
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Now THAT’s an image to ponder
+1
I’ve been surfer since alt.midi in the usenet days.
How do you get the laptop to stay on your lap? Quite the balancing act!
Hula girls got nothin on you - ain’t never seen a hula girl with a 5 foot rack - wow!
lol, she’d need a large hoop
If I can figure out how to post a picture, I’ll put it in here. You may dig it
if the pic you want to post is already on another website, just get a direct link to that image and put img tags around that link, like so:
[img]http://steinberg.net/forum/styles/prosilver/imageset/steinbergwowww.png[/img]
result:
If you have the image on your harddrive, go to www.tinypic.com to upload the picture and use the link they give you as above.
Regarding fabric, all kidding aside, all of the walls of my studio and a good portion of the ceiling is covered in fabric (concealing the acoustic treatments). Because this could be a potential fire hazard, I treated all of the fabric with a sodium silicate solution (commonly called water-glass) which I sprayed on with a standard spray bottle. I can hold a piece of the treated fabric in an open flame and it will discolour but it will not catch fire.
Something to think about! 
Excellent advice!
Now that’s what I (older than dirt) call ‘back-n-da-day’.
Bang! e-mail address anyone?
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Did those too. 255 character mail addresses, uucopy. Gopher and Veronica. When I first a saw the browser from CERN I knew our private little playground was doomed. Damn Internet! They let anyone in.
Working from the iPad but when I get to the computer I’ll post it. By the way Steve, if you use the plywood to make the missing panel, place a piece of quilt batting to the out side of it before you put the fabric on it, by building the loft under it, it gives a nice padded look
Sorry, but the ‘old’ days would have been ARPANet.
I remember before the internet (which in Canada was initially called iNet (I’ve still got the original documentation!) when we used to go onto privately hosted BBS systems (usually businesses after hours). I remember them linking together up and down the north american eastern seaboard for an early kind of E-mail system. Seem also to remember fidonet being popular from this time still got some printouts from that era.
I remember too that a program was considered great when it could offer a lot and use very little RAM. After designing a communications card for the Acorn Atom (ATOMOTA) I wrote a full com package - with modem control and remote control (of other computers) all in under 4k. I still program for my old modular synth in 6502 assembly language (using an emulator on a PC) but still have to type it into the synth in hex.
This is now a geekgeezerfest , better than spot-the-psycho I spose!
Hey Steve, you know that with your current web host, its easy as hell to start a forum of your own… Just sayin 
Or go to the forest B-)
Thanks for the friendly reminder .
That one phone number is very easy to get rid of. If you open the HTML file of that page, just find the line (it’s a list item which looks like
Matter of seconds
I’ll PM ya later… its no biggie.