regis

We actually use MySQL and Regis for persistency with a helping of memcached for good measure.

And that community feel is what is one of the ways cowering differs from traditional shared space like a Regis office.

I didn't mention Regis graphics in my post, nor did I mention Tektronix graphics, also available in vintage terminals.

I've got a couple VT340's in storage, they have ReGIS graphics on them which is quite fun.

Both Sixel and Regis graphics were designed by DEC (Digital Equipment Corporation).

Plain old xterm has a VT340 mode (`-ti vt340`) that supports ReGIS.

Sixel and Regis graphics used to be available in actual terminals.

The French article has a comment by Regis Duschene one of the VMware Fusion developers stating that there is an Easter Egg in the Easter Egg.

Ideally I'd like to abstract out the ReGIS code, add Sixels support and then integrate that code into existing Linux and OSX terminal apps.

Sixel was raster-based while Regis was vector-based.

It won't let me edit the comment, but I should throw in: xterm must be compiled with `--enable-regis-graphics` (or `--enable-sixel-graphics` for sixel graphics) for it to work.

They take phone calls from the public about traffic problems, log them all down in a system called Regis and are able to identify trends and blackspots from the years of accumulated data.

Regis, Singapore" - I mean, yes, that's what I wanted, but seriously, WTF - how did you know?

Regis, Fusionopolis, Fraser Place - Lucky to get more than 3 Mbits/second.

Regis and even those brands are practically in the stone age, so I can't imagine how scraping for flight info would go.

Regis, Le Meridien, Hyatt, Grand Hyatt, Hyatt Place, Hyatt Regency.