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Computer_Phreak
Apr 12, 2003, 10:49 AM
I had a dream last night about Apple, which I think is the first time I've ever had one about Apple that I can remember.
Anyway, I was demoing FCP 4 and the new applications and everything, and I was checking out the computers that they were running on, one was either a Quicksilver or a MDD, and the one I was using was a prototype PPC 970!:D
There was a sticker on the case showing off the specs, like on most PC's you buy at Sam's club or something.:rolleyes: It said it ran at 2 Ghz with upcoming speeds up to 3 Ghz.
What was wierd, though, was that before I checked out the computers, I tried to stick a CD in the drive (a slot-loading one), and there was air sucking the CD in from my hands. I've never used a slot-loading drive, btw.
The sad part was when I woke up:( :D
eyelikeart
Apr 12, 2003, 11:42 AM
Dreams are a powerful that our subconscious puts into action to help us out, or so I feel. I tend not to remember my dreams, most often because I don't sleep long enough to have them get to a point of remembrance (or so I think). Usually, whenever I do remember my dreams, it during a stressful or anxious time in my life. I have these completely symbolic dreams that are direct projections of what's going on in my life.
I have a bad habit of ignoring my feelings in certain contexts, and my subconscious takes over to help me realize what I'm doing and how I should handle it. It's always helped me get that insight I don't always allow for myself. ;)
Computer_Phreak
Apr 12, 2003, 12:47 PM
Originally posted by eyelikeart
Dreams are a powerful that our subconscious puts into action to help us out, or so I feel. I tend not to remember my dreams, most often because I don't sleep long enough to have them get to a point of remembrance (or so I think). Usually, whenever I do remember my dreams, it during a stressful or anxious time in my life. I have these completely symbolic dreams that are direct projections of what's going on in my life.
I have a bad habit of ignoring my feelings in certain contexts, and my subconscious takes over to help me realize what I'm doing and how I should handle it. It's always helped me get that insight I don't always allow for myself. ;)
Well, I don't think that I'm overstressed, its spring break!:D
I remember my dreams all the time, but maybe its just because of my age (15).
mymemory
Apr 12, 2003, 12:56 PM
I had a wonderfull dream not to long ago . Was some kind of projection (I'm a VJ) that I may be able to create in the future if computers get powerfull enough.
When I was in to music and I couldn't compose something I took naps to let my mind flow and sudendly something very expectacular came to my mind and I woke up to produce it with the keyboards. That was a creative technique I had. Of course my mom was always upset about it.
wdlove
Apr 12, 2003, 12:59 PM
Originally posted by Computer_Phreak
Well, I don't think that I'm overstressed, its spring break!:D
I remember my dreams all the time, but maybe its just because of my age (15).
I'm 54 years old and still remember alot of my dreams. I have the same experience of waking up before the story line finishes. I'm envious of your dream of the PPC 970! ;)
NavyIntel007
Apr 12, 2003, 01:17 PM
Oh yeah, well in mine i was kicking the crap out of all the guys in my ex-fraternity.
eyelikeart
Apr 12, 2003, 01:41 PM
I wish I remembered more of my dreams. I swear, anytime I do remember them is when I need help with a decision of some sort.
I also get between 5-6 hours of sleep on average each night, so I'm curious to know if I don't enter a deep enough cycle where they become really vivid?
scem0
Apr 12, 2003, 01:49 PM
I had a dream last night.... Well I went to bed at 7:00 AM, so
technically it wasn't during the night but you know what I mean...
I woke up (in my dream) and walked downstairs. And (of course)
I went straight to my computer. But I noticed something different.
I had an LCD. It looked to me like an extra wide screen 15 inch
from a company with a wierd name that I can't remember. I
immediately ran to my computer to test out my new LCD, and
that was when I noticed that my sister (who doesn't live with me
anymore - she is a sophomore in college, soon to be a junior) was
standing in the corner of the room talking on the phone. Then I
turned on the light, and looked at the monitor, and everything
had changed, and it was terrible quality. I then proceded to
wake up (in reality ;)).
I had a REALLY wierd dream the night before 'last night'. But I
forgot what it was about.... I'm trying to remember. ACK annoying...
amnesiac1984
Apr 12, 2003, 02:01 PM
I sometimes have dreams that something amazings happened that I really wanted ot happen, like I suddenly got loads of money and had lots of new powermacs and cars ns tuff and when I wake Up i think I still have them only to find that I don't have anything (except 1 mdd powermac). :( oh its a hard life.
scem0
Apr 12, 2003, 03:00 PM
yeah, I did that with my monitor (my dream monitor). I woke up
and went downstairs to use my new monitor, but low-and-behold
I am still on my 17" apple CRT... :(
;)
jimjiminyjim
Apr 12, 2003, 03:01 PM
My dreams usually make about as much sense as this signature: SLoEDoPPPaFoPPPoE
Could someone please enlighten me ( amnesiac1984)?
Sun Baked
Apr 12, 2003, 03:06 PM
It's the Vivid Dreams that are really wild ;)
scem0
Apr 12, 2003, 06:35 PM
I've only ever had one really vivid dream my whole life (that I can
remember ;)) and I'm afraid the content of the dream is confidential.
;)
wdlove
Apr 12, 2003, 06:40 PM
Originally posted by Sun Baked
It's the Vivid Dreams that are really wild ;)
By vivid do you mean realistic? All of my dreams are based on a reality in my past, they are very vivid and real to me. I have learned to deal with them!
lmalave
Apr 12, 2003, 06:57 PM
Originally posted by eyelikeart
I wish I remembered more of my dreams. I swear, anytime I do remember them is when I need help with a decision of some sort.
I also get between 5-6 hours of sleep on average each night, so I'm curious to know if I don't enter a deep enough cycle where they become really vivid?
You can only remember a dream if you wake up during it. This is a scientifically accepted fact. An average REM cycle is 1.5 hours, I think, so you are definitely sleeping long enough to dream. Are you considered to be a deep sleeper, though? 'Cuz it appears you don't often wake up in the middle of a dream...
amnesiac1984
Apr 12, 2003, 06:57 PM
Originally posted by jimjiminyjim
My dreams usually make about as much sense as this signature: SLoEDoPPPaFoPPPoE
Could someone please enlighten me ( amnesiac1984)?
Some day very soon you will find out, the day draws nigh.
lmalave
Apr 12, 2003, 07:00 PM
Originally posted by Sun Baked
It's the Vivid Dreams that are really wild ;)
Do you mean lucid dreaming, like the ability to be conscious and control your dream? Be careful with that stuff. I had a friend in high school who told me he lucid dreamed - and later on he became a schizophrenic. I'm convinced there's a link there, since schizophrenia is about losing the distinction between reality and fantasy.
....or were you referring to Vivid Video dreams, you perv ;)
topicolo
Apr 12, 2003, 07:40 PM
If I ever started dreaming about computers, even if they're good computers like macs, I'd freak out! The only thing I bother remembering about my dreams are the ladies ;)
Computer_Phreak
Apr 12, 2003, 09:39 PM
Originally posted by lmalave
Do you mean lucid dreaming, like the ability to be conscious and control your dream? Be careful with that stuff. I had a friend in high school who told me he lucid dreamed - and later on he became a schizophrenic. I'm convinced there's a link there, since schizophrenia is about losing the distinction between reality and fantasy.
....or were you referring to Vivid Video dreams, you perv ;)
I have dreams where I can control myself lots of times, and most of the time I'm trying to figure out (in the dream) wheather or not I actually am in a dream, because if I think I'm in reality (not dreaming), then I wouldn't do some stuff that I do in dreams.;)
Well, in retrospect that didn't make a whole lot of sense, but I don't think that being able to control yourself in a dream means you will have some disorder. (Atleast I hope not).
G4scott
Apr 12, 2003, 10:13 PM
Lets just hope that that PPC970 Mac doesn't stay 'in your dreams', if you know what I mean :D
I've had some weird dreams about Apple stuff before. I can still kinda remember one. Something about an audio device where you could see the circuit board, and a motorola chip, and some other stuff... About the tallness of a G4 cube, but in the shape of a plus sign (+), and with a shell of yellow heat-sync metal (like car amps)
It's like it's been burned into my memory. If only I'd used that space to store something more important...
pseudobrit
Apr 12, 2003, 10:16 PM
Originally posted by jimjiminyjim
My dreams usually make about as much sense as this signature: SLoEDoPPPaFoPPPoE
Could someone please enlighten me ( amnesiac1984)?
When you need to know, you'll find out. but it'll be too late! TOO LATE! AHAHAHAHAHAHAH!
vniow
Apr 12, 2003, 10:24 PM
Originally posted by jimjiminyjim
My dreams usually make about as much sense as this signature: SLoEDoPPPaFoPPPoE
Could someone please enlighten me ( amnesiac1984)?
You already know, you just don't know it yet.....
bousozoku
Apr 12, 2003, 10:43 PM
Originally posted by jimjiminyjim
My dreams usually make about as much sense as this signature: SLoEDoPPPaFoPPPoE
Could someone please enlighten me ( amnesiac1984)?
<spoken with a German accent>
It would seem that amnesiac1984 hass a fixation on making a connection to the world. You can see that he resents his PPP and still blames it for many failures in his search for information. There is a further progression to his PPPoE and finds the appeal of accelerating both his knowledge and his connection to the outside world to be quite fascinating and enjoyable.
(I'm bored :-))
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