User:Cprompt

In DOS, the command prompt was often referred to as the c: prompt when the current directory was set to the root directory of the C: hard disk partition.

I don't have much information here, mainly because I've made one too many boring homepages in the past.

The best way to reach me would be via my talk page.

I have an account by the same name on the Simple English Wikipedia, Esperanto Wikipedia, Wikibooks, and Wiktionary.

I've started a few of these articles, and made sizable contributions to most others.

1. Bright Eyes, an emo band
2. Jimmy Eat World, a rock band
3. Moulay Ismail the Bloodthirsty, a Morrocan emperor who sired 888 children
4. Peyronie disease, a rare disease of the penis
5. Straight edge, a lifestyle of abstaining from unsafe behaviors, popular in punk rock communities
6. Ultima Online, a massively multiplayer online roleplaying game.
7. Nuremberg Principles, guidelines set down at the Nuremberg Trials of German war criminals.
8. Debeaking, a process in which a part of the beak of a chicken is removed to make mass-production of meat more efficient.
9. Toilet paper, a rather useful invention.
10. N-Ach, a Psychology term, short for "need for achievement"
11. Gingivitis, a condition of the gums resulting from poor dental hygiene
12. The Star of David, a symbol of Jewish identity.
13. Megaphone, a device to amplify ones voice to address a group of people.
14. Seder, the ceremonial dinner eaten by Jews on the holiday of Passover
15. Banana slugs, a bug that looks like a banana! Cool!
16. List of mnemonics for star classification
17. Final form, a character to represent a letter when it occurs at the end of a word in some languages
18. Fishman affidavit, a U.S. court document containing members-only information from the Church of Scientology
19. The Skate Party, a rock group whose notoriety originates from the inclusion of one of their songs in the Homestar Runner website.
20. Five-second rule, a justification for eating food that has fallen on the ground.
21. Tomsrtbt, a miniature Linux distribution.
22. God Ate My Homework, one of the first bands to release their music for free over the Internet in the MP3 format.
23. Europanto, a constructed language designed to predict what a common European language might be like.
24. Gargish, a constructed language used in the Ultima computer game series.
25. Comunleng, a constructed language. I translated part of the article from the version on the Spanish Wikipedia.
26. Apple Public Source License, the license in which Apple Computer's Darwin Project was released.
27. QDOS, a predecessor to MS-DOS.
28. Cranial Electrotherapy Stimulation, an electrical means of treating anxiety and depression.
29. Q&A website, a type of humorous website where the site creators use the images of pop culture icons to answer input from the site's visitors, usually in question/answer format.
30. The Conversatron, a Q&A website. Deleted, and merged with Q&A website
31. Thermoacoustics, a cool way to uhh..cool things...
32. Lernu!, a nifty site to learn Esperanto.
33. pydance, an open source Dance Dance Revolution simulator.
34. MythTV, an open source personal video recorder
35. Statute of Laborers, a law enacted in England by King Edward III in 1351 in response to a labor shortage.

1. Image:Autorecessive.png A diagram I made showing autosomal recessive genetic inheritance.