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From: fred@umcp-cs.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.singles
Subject: re: login prompt
Message-ID: <1972@umcp-cs.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 18-Aug-83 18:29:13 EDT
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Posted: Thu Aug 18 18:29:13 1983
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	I've set up my shell as a pseudo-adventure game, and so my
	prompt is "Move 9:" or whatever.  I also have a scoring
	system:  25 points for compiles, 15 for lints . . .

And when one of your programs dies with a segmantation violation
do you have to be reincarnated? (``Oh dear, I seem do be out of
orange smoke. I'm going to have to log you out.'') How about a
process which starts up every hour which randomly scatters treasures
around the file system? That way you could get points for ``mv''-ing
them to your home directory.

	By the way, what is this doing on net.singles?

I've no idea.

					Fred Blonder
					harpo!seismo!umcp-cs!fred