eunice

Made me curious what Eunice was, which was harder than it might seem, given that this was before the web and any search engines..

Back in 1856 Eunice Newton Foote, created an experiment showing CO2 traps heat from sunlight, by putting jars containing varying degrees of CO2 in direct sunlight.

I started learning Unix by using the Eunice emulator on VMS.

I loved her Mimi and Eunice cartoons in intellectual pooperty.

You're telling me that the guy who founded girls gone wild (and became fabulously wealthy thereby) did more good than someone like Eunice Shriver who never held a paid job in her life?

Eunice Newton Foote's "Circumstances Affecting the Heat of the Sun's Rays" was published in 1856.

There was a (yes) free Software Tools project (that was its name), and a commercial product called Eunice.

Eunice Foot (1856) and John Tyndall (1859) independently characterized how CO2 absorbs radiant heat, and both postulated on the potential climate impacts.

You aren’t running Eunice!” From the early Perl configuration script.

Eunice Foote and Rosalind Franklin are two obvious examples.

The Unix emulation layer for vax/vms was Eunice.

Era-appropriate joking aside: There's no actual evidence that Cutler held the views on Unix, or even on DEC's Eunice, that have been ascribed to xem from anecdotes by Armando Stettner and edits to Wikipedia and writing by G.

Eunice Newton Foote's "Circumstances Affecting the Heat of the Sun's Rays" was published in 1856.

You aren’t running Eunice!” From the early Perl configuration script.

There was a (yes) free Software Tools project (that was its name), and a commercial product called Eunice.

Eunice Foot (1856) and John Tyndall (1859) independently characterized how CO2 absorbs radiant heat, and both postulated on the potential climate impacts.

Eunice Foote and Rosalind Franklin are two obvious examples.