Mr. Banshee

i love my computer but i am tired reading the manual off of

it. Does anyone know if there exists a printed version? 

Would love to be able to take it around with me (all 400+

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i love my computer but i am tired reading the manual off of
it.   Does anyone know if there exists a printed version?  
Would love to be able to take it around with me (all 400+
pages!).   
-chuck (soon to be tree killer)

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printed-manualtutorials

The only printed versions of the manuals that

currently exist are the ones that individual

users decide to print for themselves. Those

trees in the rainforest still standing would

like to thank you for mindfully considering 

whether or not you need a hard copy. Some people

prefer them, others are content to leaf things

The only printed versions of the manuals that
currently exist are the ones that individual
users decide to print for themselves. Those
trees in the rainforest still standing would
like to thank you for mindfully considering 
whether or not you need a hard copy. Some people
prefer them, others are content to leaf things
as they are.


I wonder where the point of balance is between cutting down trees for 

a paper manual vs. using energy to run the computer for hours while 

reading the manual online, at least in terms of overall ecological 

health. Where do we pass the point of diminishing returns? Seems like 

On Jan 30, 2007, at 12:29 PM, Gregory Taylor wrote:

> The only printed versions of the manuals that

> currently exist are the ones that individual

> users decide to print for themselves. Those

> trees in the rainforest still standing would

> like to thank you for mindfully considering

> whether or not you need a hard copy. Some people

> prefer them, others are content to leaf things

> knowledge is not enough/science is not enough/Love is dreaming this 

I wonder where the point of balance is between cutting down trees for  
a paper manual vs. using energy to run the computer for hours while  
reading the manual online, at least in terms of overall ecological  
health. Where do we pass the point of diminishing returns? Seems like  
a fun econometric problem...

>
> The only printed versions of the manuals that
> currently exist are the ones that individual
> users decide to print for themselves. Those
> trees in the rainforest still standing would
> like to thank you for mindfully considering
> whether or not you need a hard copy. Some people
> prefer them, others are content to leaf things
> as they are.
> --
> knowledge is not enough/science is not enough/Love is dreaming this  
> equation

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and let them put it together with some nice cover

>i love my computer but i am tired reading the manual off of

>it. Does anyone know if there exists a printed version? 

>Would love to be able to take it around with me (all 400+

>Let Yahoo! FareChase search your favorite travel sites to find 

eh... print it at a local copyshop?
and let them put it together  with some nice cover

>i love my computer but i am tired reading the manual off of
>it.   Does anyone know if there exists a printed version? 
>Would love to be able to take it around with me (all 400+
>pages!).  
>-chuck (soon to be tree killer)
>
>
>
>Finding fabulous fares is fun. 
>Let Yahoo! FareChase search your favorite travel sites to find 
>flight and hotel bargains.
>http://farechase.yahoo.com/promo-generic-14795097


> and let them put it together with some nice cover

>> i love my computer but i am tired reading the manual off of

>> it. Does anyone know if there exists a printed version? Would love 

>> to be able to take it around with me (all 400+

>> pages!). -chuck (soon to be tree killer)

>> Finding fabulous fares is fun. Let Yahoo! FareChase search your 

>> favorite travel sites to find flight and hotel bargains.

MJ wrote:
> eh... print it at a local copyshop?
> and let them put it together  with some nice cover
>
>
>> i love my computer but i am tired reading the manual off of
>> it.   Does anyone know if there exists a printed version? Would love 
>> to be able to take it around with me (all 400+
>> pages!).  -chuck (soon to be tree killer)
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Finding fabulous fares is fun. Let Yahoo! FareChase search your 
>> favorite travel sites to find flight and hotel bargains.
>> http://farechase.yahoo.com/promo-generic-14795097
>
>

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so now i can load audio of the manual on my ipod and have a

Stephen Hawking voice woo me further into max/msp love

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so now i can load audio of the manual on my ipod and have a
Stephen Hawking voice woo me further into max/msp love
-chuck aka "Big Icon"

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Some days that rhetorical flourish is funnier than others.

> Some days that rhetorical flourish is funnier than others.

> knowledge is not enough/science is not enough/Love is dreaming this equation

Gregory Taylor wrote:
>> Who reads the manual?
>
> Some days that rhetorical flourish is funnier than others.
> --
> knowledge is not enough/science is not enough/Love is dreaming this equation
>

That's the funniest thing on list this week!

>> Some days that rhetorical flourish is funnier than others.

>> knowledge is not enough/science is not enough/Love is dreaming this 

Barry Threw wrote:
> OH!  Please let this be a funny day!
>
>
> Gregory Taylor wrote:
>>> Who reads the manual?
>>
>> Some days that rhetorical flourish is funnier than others.
>> -- 
>> knowledge is not enough/science is not enough/Love is dreaming this 
>> equation
>>
>


> I wonder where the point of balance is between cutting down trees for a 

> paper manual vs. using energy to run the computer for hours while 

> reading the manual online, at least in terms of overall ecological 

> health. Where do we pass the point of diminishing returns? Seems like a 

Its a fun ecological problem... econimically paper is more expensive, 

unless you account also for health problems caused by glaring into a too 

Paper at the moment seems to be sustainable, there are more trees 

growing than cut down for paper production. This is neither true for 

electrical power nor for the production of computers. It depends also 

where you read it. If you carry the heavy paper around, it'll eat more. 

And you should read it in day light, not in the evening at the open 

Steven Miller wrote:
> I wonder where the point of balance is between cutting down trees for  a 
> paper manual vs. using energy to run the computer for hours while  
> reading the manual online, at least in terms of overall ecological  
> health. Where do we pass the point of diminishing returns? Seems like  a 
> fun econometric problem...

Its a fun ecological problem... econimically paper is more expensive, 
unless you account also for health problems caused by glaring into a too 
small screen...
Paper at the moment seems to be sustainable, there are more trees 
growing than cut down for paper production. This is neither true for 
electrical power nor for the production of computers. It depends also 
where you read it. If you carry the heavy paper around, it'll eat more. 
And you should read it in day light, not in the evening at the open 
fire... ;-)

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It is true, sometimes you have to destroy to build. Like

most ancient cultures, they used everything destroyed

constructively, breathing new life into it. 

Let's all go make copies of the max/msp manuals!

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It is true, sometimes you have to destroy to build.   Like
most ancient cultures, they used everything destroyed
constructively, breathing new life into it. 
Let's all go make copies of the max/msp manuals!
-chuck 

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printed manual/tutorials?