I love the name. Jerrica Benton was the true identity of the rock-star title character of Jem and the Holograms. She had an intelligent computer called Synergy who could put on holographic visual effects, manifest Jerrica's Jem stage persona or other holographic disguises, and had other cyber-powers as the plot demanded. And her archenemy was a ruthless record executive named Eric Raymond.
Fitting name, then, for a JavaScript-based music player program. I love geeky references like this.
Ha. Thanks. Bonus geek/Marvel points if you understand the irony in Jerrica being 100% written on my custom one-handed keyboard named after Ruth Handler.
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I love the name. Jerrica Benton was the true identity of the rock-star title character of Jem and the Holograms. She had an intelligent computer called Synergy who could put on holographic visual effects, manifest Jerrica's Jem stage persona or other holographic disguises, and had other cyber-powers as the plot demanded. And her archenemy was a ruthless record executive named Eric Raymond.
Fitting name, then, for a JavaScript-based music player program. I love geeky references like this.
Ha. Thanks. Bonus geek/Marvel points if you understand the irony in Jerrica being 100% written on my custom one-handed keyboard named after Ruth Handler.
This is truly outrageous.
yesss i was thinking "please let this be a Jem reference" as i was clicking over to github
It's showtime, Synergy!