15 May
2002
15 May
'02
7:56 p.m.
Remember the assignment 3 performance graphs we showed in class?
It had a couple of last year's kernels on it. Next year, I'd like to
have a few of this year's kernels on it too. (A few, not all 12; I'm
thinking 3-5 or so.)
Because things change over time, I need to be able to patch and
recompile the kernels involved, so I need the sources. I'm intending
to do both VM and FS performance graphs next time around, so I'd be
interested in both assignment 3 kernels and assignment 4 kernels.
Also, if you souped up your VM system in assignment 5, you can send
that too and I'll make a separate category for it.
So, if you and your partner would like your kernel to be among the
chosen few, send me appropriate release(s) of your operating system
that I can stash in the CS161 staff's CVS repository.
Assignment 3 (VM system performance) kernels, souped up or not, should
have the following characteristics:
- stable. They should survive all of the tests we might want to use
for benchmarking, which includes triplehuge, triplemat, and
parallelvm. (Note that parallelvm requires 1M of RAM.)
- optimizable. Ideally, they should still work if compiled with -O2.
- unaffected by asst4. If what you send has some assignment 4 code
in it, #if 0 it or at least make sure it's not taking RAM for
buffers away from the VM system.
For the souped-up category, send whatever you like. For the non-
souped-up category, please send something reasonably close to what you
actually handed in for assignment 3. That is, make bug fixes, but
please don't do structural changes or additional performance
optimization; the graphs should be fair comparisons.
Assignment 4 (FS performance) kernels should be, likewise, stable and
optimizable, and reasonably close to what you actually handed in for
assignment 4.
(Please do include any bug fixes you know about. If you have one last
mysterious bug that you can't find, I'll help, and so forth.)
Note that it does *not* matter whether your kernel performs "well";
I'd rather have a range of performance than the five fastest kernels.
The performance graphs will be anonymous; your names and/or group name
won't be attached unless _everyone_ agrees. Or perhaps if you become
course staff. :-)
And, finally: I don't need these right away. Anytime in the next few
weeks is fine... or even later.
--
- David A. Holland / dholland(a)eecs.harvard.edu
16 May
16 May
6:11 p.m.
New subject: tshirt designs
first, know that nick m-u-s-t have a final decision by 11:59pm tonight.
but here are some designs i'm working on now. please email me or the list
with input or, better yet, new ideas for DESIGN.
remember that the IDEA (like, the concept, the words on the shirt) for the
tshirt has been voted on and is decided--i'm looking for now for DESIGN
ideas (layout, graphics, etc).
i will start working on this again in about 2 hours from now, so if you
could please email before then... thank you! :)
come on, i know from lecture comments there are plenty of witty folk in
this class. send me ideas. :) if nothing else, send color scheme ideas.
http://www.people.fas.harvard.edu/~mavinkur/tshirt/
again, e-v-e-r-y-t-h-i-n-g about the tshirt must be decided by 11:59pm, so
be quick with that input.
thank you!
sanjay
********** ********* ****** ***** **** s h r i r a m *
please note my address change from
191 pforzheimer house
to
1 pforzheimer house
6:38 p.m.
New subject: tshirt designs
Hey, you definitely have the talent! I don't have any suggestions, working
on a paper right now. So this is just a complement to your design skills.
-- Sasha
On Thu, 16 May 2002, sanjay mavinkurve wrote:
first, know that nick m-u-s-t have a final decision by
11:59pm tonight.
but here are some designs i'm working on now. please email me or the list
with input or, better yet, new ideas for DESIGN.
remember that the IDEA (like, the concept, the words on the shirt) for the
tshirt has been voted on and is decided--i'm looking for now for DESIGN
ideas (layout, graphics, etc).
i will start working on this again in about 2 hours from now, so if you
could please email before then... thank you! :)
come on, i know from lecture comments there are plenty of witty folk in
this class. send me ideas. :) if nothing else, send color scheme ideas.
http://www.people.fas.harvard.edu/~mavinkur/tshirt/
again, e-v-e-r-y-t-h-i-n-g about the tshirt must be decided by 11:59pm, so
be quick with that input.
thank you!
sanjay
********** ********* ****** ***** **** s h r i r a m *
please note my address change from
191 pforzheimer house
to
1 pforzheimer house
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6:42 p.m.
New subject: tshirt designs
I'm not too sure on the text layout on the front of the shirt... I find it
a little hard to follow. Maybe just a vertical listing of questions would
work better.
I like the back more. The text at the bottom should have a "just" in it
though, just to conform to the kernel. Also, you might want to have
another two letters or so in "questions"... and probably no dash. After
all, we've just died.
What do we think?
Richard
On Thu, 16 May 2002, sanjay mavinkurve wrote:
first, know that nick m-u-s-t have a final decision by
11:59pm tonight.
but here are some designs i'm working on now. please email me or the list
with input or, better yet, new ideas for DESIGN.
remember that the IDEA (like, the concept, the words on the shirt) for the
tshirt has been voted on and is decided--i'm looking for now for DESIGN
ideas (layout, graphics, etc).
i will start working on this again in about 2 hours from now, so if you
could please email before then... thank you! :)
come on, i know from lecture comments there are plenty of witty folk in
this class. send me ideas. :) if nothing else, send color scheme ideas.
http://www.people.fas.harvard.edu/~mavinkur/tshirt/
again, e-v-e-r-y-t-h-i-n-g about the tshirt must be decided by 11:59pm, so
be quick with that input.
thank you!
sanjay
********** ********* ****** ***** **** s h r i r a m *
please note my address change from
191 pforzheimer house
to
1 pforzheimer house
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7:16 p.m.
New subject: tshirt designs
Yes, I agree there should be no dash in "quest-", it should be clear that
the back of the tshirt crashed before it could finish the message.
I'd go w/ Richard in that "Questi" or "Questio" would be better.
Other than that it looks great! Great job man.
-Jeff
On Thu, 16 May 2002, Richard Alan Eisenberg wrote:
I'm not too sure on the text layout on the front of the shirt... I find it
a little hard to follow. Maybe just a vertical listing of questions would
work better.
I like the back more. The text at the bottom should have a "just" in it
though, just to conform to the kernel. Also, you might want to have
another two letters or so in "questions"... and probably no dash. After
all, we've just died.
What do we think?
Richard
On Thu, 16 May 2002, sanjay mavinkurve wrote:
first, know that nick m-u-s-t have a final
decision by 11:59pm tonight.
but here are some designs i'm working on now. please email me or the list
with input or, better yet, new ideas for DESIGN.
remember that the IDEA (like, the concept, the words on the shirt) for the
tshirt has been voted on and is decided--i'm looking for now for DESIGN
ideas (layout, graphics, etc).
i will start working on this again in about 2 hours from now, so if you
could please email before then... thank you! :)
come on, i know from lecture comments there are plenty of witty folk in
this class. send me ideas. :) if nothing else, send color scheme ideas.
http://www.people.fas.harvard.edu/~mavinkur/tshirt/
again, e-v-e-r-y-t-h-i-n-g about the tshirt must be decided by 11:59pm, so
be quick with that input.
thank you!
sanjay
********** ********* ****** ***** **** s h r i r a m *
please note my address change from
191 pforzheimer house
to
1 pforzheimer house
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7:51 p.m.
New subject: tshirt designs
I like the front, btw.
The back:
+ Agree with others -- lose the hyphen, add an i "life's questi"
+ lose the dots (but leave whitespace)
+ make the panic message conform with the kernel "I can't handle this
... I think I'll just die now"
+ also, include the "panic: " before each of the error messages.
+ I'd love to incorporate 0xdeadbeef into the panic message, but perhaps
that's too hard ...
-mike
8:07 p.m.
New subject: tshirt designs
+ Agree with others -- lose the hyphen, add an i
"life's questi"
Might add part of an o as well, as if it stopped in the middle of
rendering it.
+ I'd love to incorporate 0xdeadbeef into the
panic message, but perhaps
that's too hard ...
one could have the first line of the panic report some values, like
panic: result==ENOLIFE (social_calendar: 0xdeadbeef; free_hours: -161)
or put them on another line like the fatal exception panic does.
--
- David A. Holland / dholland(a)eecs.harvard.edu
8:16 p.m.
New subject: tshirt designs
ok, honestly, i think we're starting to make things too complicated.
people will already have enough trouble understanding "ENOLIFE", and
that's way simpler than all this 0xdeadbeef stuff.
i'm really a big fan of making this an accessible tshirt. it's more about
getting a working release out, not about having every single last feature
that a UNIX sys-admin has been drooling about (if you don't mind me
comparing the tshirt to software releases...;b).
--bryan
17 May
17 May
12:06 a.m.
New subject: tshirt designs
i agree with bryan. i removed the dots, quotation marks, added the "just"
and extra "=" sign. trust me that it looked weird without the dash, so
that remained (i think there was so-so support for it).
also, i ~think~ nick wanted a black shirt so since he was nice enough to
organize and coordinate the tshirt movement i think it's fair to let nick
have the choice. :) and it does look nice with black.
final design at
http://www.people.fas.harvard.edu/~mavinkur/ENOLIFE/
.ai files at
http://www.people.fas.harvard.edu/~mavinkur/ENOLIFE/stickfront.ai
http://www.people.fas.harvard.edu/~mavinkur/ENOLIFE/stickback.ai
also, i promised nick a design by 11:59pm (now), so if you have any
changes that you absolutely must see happen, the please clear it with nick
(i will gladly provide the labor, but i don't want nick to have any more
trouble!).
thanks, nick! and everyone for their input. :)
sanjay
********** ********* ****** ***** **** s h r i r a m *
please note my address change from
191 pforzheimer house
to
1 pforzheimer house
On Thu, 16 May 2002, Bryan Choi wrote:
ok, honestly, i think we're starting to make
things too complicated.
people will already have enough trouble understanding "ENOLIFE", and
that's way simpler than all this 0xdeadbeef stuff.
i'm really a big fan of making this an accessible tshirt. it's more about
getting a working release out, not about having every single last feature
that a UNIX sys-admin has been drooling about (if you don't mind me
comparing the tshirt to software releases...;b).
--bryan
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12:18 a.m.
New subject: tshirt designs
=)
Sanjay, you're the man.
I'll put in the order tomorrow. Anyone have strong objections to such a
black shirt with this latest design on it?
Nick
-----Original Message-----
From: cs161-list-admin(a)fas.harvard.edu
[mailto:cs161-list-admin@fas.harvard.edu] On Behalf Of sanjay
mavinkurve
Sent: Friday, May 17, 2002 12:07 AM
To: cs161-list(a)fas.harvard.edu
Subject: Re: [cs161-list] tshirt designs
i agree with bryan. i removed the dots, quotation marks,
added the "just" and extra "=" sign. trust me that it looked
weird without the dash, so that remained (i think there was
so-so support for it).
also, i ~think~ nick wanted a black shirt so since he was
nice enough to organize and coordinate the tshirt movement i
think it's fair to let nick have the choice. :) and it does
look nice with black.
final design at
http://www.people.fas.harvard.edu/~mavinkur/ENOLIFE/
.ai files at
http://www.people.fas.harvard.edu/~mavinkur/ENOLIFE/stickfront.ai
http://www.people.fas.harvard.edu/~mavinkur/ENOLIFE/stickback.ai
also, i promised nick a design by 11:59pm (now), so if you
have any changes that you absolutely must see happen, the
please clear it with nick (i will gladly provide the labor,
but i don't want nick to have any more trouble!).
thanks, nick! and everyone for their input. :)
sanjay
********** ********* ****** ***** **** s h
r i r a m *
please note my address change from
191 pforzheimer house
to
1 pforzheimer house
On Thu, 16 May 2002, Bryan Choi wrote:
ok, honestly, i think we're starting to make
things too
complicated.
people will already have enough trouble
understanding
"ENOLIFE", and
that's way simpler than all this 0xdeadbeef
stuff. i'm really a big
fan of making this an accessible tshirt. it's more about getting a
working release out, not about having every single last
feature that a
UNIX sys-admin has been drooling about (if you
don't mind
me comparing
the tshirt to software releases...;b). --bryan
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12:22 a.m.
New subject: tshirt designs
Sanjay,
This is great!
-- Sasha
On Fri, 17 May 2002, Nicholas C. Murphy wrote:
=)
Sanjay, you're the man.
I'll put in the order tomorrow. Anyone have strong objections to such a
black shirt with this latest design on it?
Nick
-----Original Message-----
From: cs161-list-admin(a)fas.harvard.edu
[mailto:cs161-list-admin@fas.harvard.edu] On Behalf Of sanjay
mavinkurve
Sent: Friday, May 17, 2002 12:07 AM
To: cs161-list(a)fas.harvard.edu
Subject: Re: [cs161-list] tshirt designs
i agree with bryan. i removed the dots, quotation marks,
added the "just" and extra "=" sign. trust me that it looked
weird without the dash, so that remained (i think there was
so-so support for it).
also, i ~think~ nick wanted a black shirt so since he was
nice enough to organize and coordinate the tshirt movement i
think it's fair to let nick have the choice. :) and it does
look nice with black.
final design at
http://www.people.fas.harvard.edu/~mavinkur/ENOLIFE/
.ai files at
http://www.people.fas.harvard.edu/~mavinkur/ENOLIFE/stickfront.ai
http://www.people.fas.harvard.edu/~mavinkur/ENOLIFE/stickback.ai
also, i promised nick a design by 11:59pm (now), so if you
have any changes that you absolutely must see happen, the
please clear it with nick (i will gladly provide the labor,
but i don't want nick to have any more trouble!).
thanks, nick! and everyone for their input. :)
sanjay
********** ********* ****** ***** **** s h
r i r a m *
please note my address change from
191 pforzheimer house
to
1 pforzheimer house
On Thu, 16 May 2002, Bryan Choi wrote:
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ok, honestly, i think we're starting to make
things too
complicated.
people will already have enough trouble
understanding
"ENOLIFE", and
that's way simpler than all this 0xdeadbeef
stuff. i'm really a big
fan of making this an accessible tshirt. it's more about getting a
working release out, not about having every single last
feature that a
UNIX sys-admin has been drooling about (if you
don't mind
me comparing
the tshirt to software releases...;b). --bryan
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1:31 a.m.
New subject: tshirt designs
no complaints here either...=D
On Fri, 17 May 2002, Alexandra (Sasha) Fedorova wrote:
Sanjay,
This is great!
-- Sasha
On Fri, 17 May 2002, Nicholas C. Murphy wrote:
=)
Sanjay, you're the man.
I'll put in the order tomorrow. Anyone have strong objections to such a
black shirt with this latest design on it?
Nick
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From: cs161-list-admin(a)fas.harvard.edu
[mailto:cs161-list-admin@fas.harvard.edu] On Behalf Of sanjay
mavinkurve
Sent: Friday, May 17, 2002 12:07 AM
To: cs161-list(a)fas.harvard.edu
Subject: Re: [cs161-list] tshirt designs
i agree with bryan. i removed the dots, quotation marks,
added the "just" and extra "=" sign. trust me that it looked
weird without the dash, so that remained (i think there was
so-so support for it).
also, i ~think~ nick wanted a black shirt so since he was
nice enough to organize and coordinate the tshirt movement i
think it's fair to let nick have the choice. :) and it does
look nice with black.
final design at
http://www.people.fas.harvard.edu/~mavinkur/ENOLIFE/
.ai files at
http://www.people.fas.harvard.edu/~mavinkur/ENOLIFE/stickfront.ai
http://www.people.fas.harvard.edu/~mavinkur/ENOLIFE/stickback.ai
also, i promised nick a design by 11:59pm (now), so if you
have any changes that you absolutely must see happen, the
please clear it with nick (i will gladly provide the labor,
but i don't want nick to have any more trouble!).
thanks, nick! and everyone for their input. :)
sanjay
********** ********* ****** ***** **** s h
r i r a m *
please note my address change from
191 pforzheimer house
to
1 pforzheimer house
On Thu, 16 May 2002, Bryan Choi wrote:
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ok, honestly, i think we're starting to make
things too
complicated.
people will already have enough trouble
understanding
"ENOLIFE", and
that's way simpler than all this 0xdeadbeef
stuff. i'm really a big
fan of making this an accessible tshirt. it's more about getting a
working release out, not about having every single last
feature that a
UNIX sys-admin has been drooling about (if you
don't mind
me comparing
the tshirt to software releases...;b). --bryan
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12:22 a.m.
New subject: tshirt designs
This rocks. Finally, a CS T-shirt that I can actually wear. Thanks
Sanjay! And congrats on your well-deserved DEAS TF award!
~James
At 12:18 AM 5/17/2002 -0400, Nicholas C. Murphy wrote:
=)
Sanjay, you're the man.
I'll put in the order tomorrow. Anyone have strong objections to such a
black shirt with this latest design on it?
Nick
-----Original Message-----
From: cs161-list-admin(a)fas.harvard.edu
[mailto:cs161-list-admin@fas.harvard.edu] On Behalf Of sanjay
mavinkurve
Sent: Friday, May 17, 2002 12:07 AM
To: cs161-list(a)fas.harvard.edu
Subject: Re: [cs161-list] tshirt designs
i agree with bryan. i removed the dots, quotation marks,
added the "just" and extra "=" sign. trust me that it looked
weird without the dash, so that remained (i think there was
so-so support for it).
also, i ~think~ nick wanted a black shirt so since he was
nice enough to organize and coordinate the tshirt movement i
think it's fair to let nick have the choice. :) and it does
look nice with black.
final design at
http://www.people.fas.harvard.edu/~mavinkur/ENOLIFE/
.ai files at
http://www.people.fas.harvard.edu/~mavinkur/ENOLIFE/stickfront.ai
http://www.people.fas.harvard.edu/~mavinkur/ENOLIFE/stickback.ai
also, i promised nick a design by 11:59pm (now), so if you
have any changes that you absolutely must see happen, the
please clear it with nick (i will gladly provide the labor,
but i don't want nick to have any more trouble!).
thanks, nick! and everyone for their input. :)
sanjay
********** ********* ****** ***** **** s h
r i r a m *
please note my address change from
191 pforzheimer house
to
1 pforzheimer house
On Thu, 16 May 2002, Bryan Choi wrote:
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http://www.fas.harvard.edu/mailman/listinfo/cs161-list ok, honestly, i think we're starting to make
things too
complicated.
people will already have enough trouble
understanding
"ENOLIFE", and
that's way simpler than all this 0xdeadbeef
stuff. i'm really a big
fan of making this an accessible tshirt. it's more about getting a
working release out, not about having every single last
feature that a
UNIX sys-admin has been drooling about (if you
don't mind
me comparing
the tshirt to software releases...;b). --bryan
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16 May
16 May
7:19 p.m.
New subject: tshirt designs
ahahahaha!! i love the stick figures one! especially the dead cs guy..;b
only suggestion would be to maybe squeeze in more questions...they don't
necessarily have to be coming from the 3 guys depicted on the front, just
have them floating around maybe.
On the back, i would say leave in the dash...we're not trying to be
absolutely true to sys161 standards, and it makes more sense to the layman
with the dash in. Perhaps more letters in "questions"? It doesn't really
matter to me.
I love the blue/black color scheme on the first one.
On Thu, 16 May 2002, Richard Alan Eisenberg wrote:
I'm not too sure on the text layout on the front of the shirt... I find it
a little hard to follow. Maybe just a vertical listing of questions would
work better.
I like the back more. The text at the bottom should have a "just" in it
though, just to conform to the kernel. Also, you might want to have
another two letters or so in "questions"... and probably no dash. After
all, we've just died.
What do we think?
Richard
On Thu, 16 May 2002, sanjay mavinkurve wrote:
first, know that nick m-u-s-t have a final
decision by 11:59pm tonight.
but here are some designs i'm working on now. please email me or the list
with input or, better yet, new ideas for DESIGN.
remember that the IDEA (like, the concept, the words on the shirt) for the
tshirt has been voted on and is decided--i'm looking for now for DESIGN
ideas (layout, graphics, etc).
i will start working on this again in about 2 hours from now, so if you
could please email before then... thank you! :)
come on, i know from lecture comments there are plenty of witty folk in
this class. send me ideas. :) if nothing else, send color scheme ideas.
http://www.people.fas.harvard.edu/~mavinkur/tshirt/
again, e-v-e-r-y-t-h-i-n-g about the tshirt must be decided by 11:59pm, so
be quick with that input.
thank you!
sanjay
********** ********* ****** ***** **** s h r i r a m *
please note my address change from
191 pforzheimer house
to
1 pforzheimer house
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7:28 p.m.
New subject: tshirt designs
All right, I could be convinced of leaving the dash in, but I think take
the dots out.
And for the love of god, man, it's "==", not "="!!! Have you
learned
nothing? =)
Nick
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[mailto:cs161-list-admin@fas.harvard.edu] On Behalf Of Bryan Choi
Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2002 7:19 PM
To: cs161-list(a)fas.harvard.edu
Subject: Re: [cs161-list] tshirt designs
ahahahaha!! i love the stick figures one! especially the dead
cs guy..;b only suggestion would be to maybe squeeze in more
questions...they don't necessarily have to be coming from the
3 guys depicted on the front, just have them floating around maybe.
On the back, i would say leave in the dash...we're not trying
to be absolutely true to sys161 standards, and it makes more
sense to the layman with the dash in. Perhaps more letters in
"questions"? It doesn't really matter to me.
I love the blue/black color scheme on the first one.
On Thu, 16 May 2002, Richard Alan Eisenberg wrote:
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I'm not too sure on the text layout on the front of the shirt... I
find it a little hard to follow. Maybe just a vertical listing of
questions would work better.
I like the back more. The text at the bottom should have a
"just" in
it though, just to conform to the kernel. Also,
you might want to
have another two letters or so in "questions"... and
probably no dash.
After all, we've just died.
What do we think?
Richard
On Thu, 16 May 2002, sanjay mavinkurve wrote:
> first, know that nick m-u-s-t have a final decision by 11:59pm
> tonight. but here are some designs i'm working on now.
please email
> me or the list with input or, better yet,
new ideas for DESIGN.
>
> remember that the IDEA (like, the concept, the words on
the shirt)
> for the tshirt has been voted on and is
decided--i'm
looking for now
> for DESIGN ideas (layout, graphics, etc).
>
> i will start working on this again in about 2 hours from
now, so if
> you could please email before then... thank
you! :)
>
> come on, i know from lecture comments there are plenty of
witty folk
> in this class. send me ideas. :) if
nothing else, send color
> scheme ideas.
>
> http://www.people.fas.harvard.edu/~mavinkur/tshirt/
>
> again, e-v-e-r-y-t-h-i-n-g about the tshirt must be decided by
> 11:59pm, so be quick with that input.
>
> thank you!
>
> sanjay
>
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7:46 p.m.
New subject: tshirt designs
All right, I could be convinced of leaving the dash
in, but I think take
the dots out.
And for the love of god, man, it's "==", not "="!!! Have you
learned
nothing? =)
I'd say, FWIW, that the entire panic message should be the same size
and the second line should have "panic:" in front of it as well and
not have quotes.
You also might try indenting the panic message a little so it looks
less like part of the formatting. (This might look horrible, too, but
it's worth a try.)
Finally, while the black/blue stuff in the first one looks quite
nice... it's all on a white background, and in real life, white
t-shirts often don't look so great. IM{O,E}. I'm not sure what else to
suggest though.
However, these are all minor issues... good job :-)
--
- David A. Holland / dholland(a)eecs.harvard.edu
7:54 p.m.
New subject: tshirt designs
Finally, while the black/blue stuff in the first one looks quite
nice... it's all on a white background, and in real life, white
t-shirts often don't look so great. IM{O,E}. I'm not sure what else to
suggest though.
I say make the tshirt light-gray. Then the blue/black stuff will still
work reasonably well, and the tshirt won't be white (which i agree isn't
the best tshirt color)
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