:D Heheeeee. :D My first ThinkPad, I named “GeneRay” after Gene Ray, it arriving on his birthday, and so started my convention of naming my laptops after some famous person born on the day I got it. … Typing this from “Tyson”, and next to it, is “Mozart” (currently used as a server), and off to the side is the EeePC “Ferraris” (replacing “Mendeleev” that died in a lightning storm).
That was just fun for me, to see Gene Ray mentioned.
I’m too educated-stupid to grasp such concepts!
Only Gene Ray was wise enough to grasp it. He has left us some time ago so all hope of understanding the nature of cubed time is lost.
:D Heheeeee. :D My first ThinkPad, I named “GeneRay” after Gene Ray, it arriving on his birthday, and so started my convention of naming my laptops after some famous person born on the day I got it. … Typing this from “Tyson”, and next to it, is “Mozart” (currently used as a server), and off to the side is the EeePC “Ferraris” (replacing “Mendeleev” that died in a lightning storm).
That was just fun for me, to see Gene Ray mentioned.
Not expecting a reply to a 2 year old comment! That’s an interesting naming procedure, thanks for sharing.
Probably something to do with the time cube.