Excuse me. I am confused. Is this a model railroad post?
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Excuse me. I am confused. Is this a model railroad post?
Nope. But at least its associated with newsgroup posts and demonstrates the wonder of the internet where you can learn so much. By the way this is an example of a bottom post. :-)
Cheers, Simon
Dont know what youre complaining about, have kept it simple in the hope of getting a simple reply.
Cheers, Simon
No complaints, merely confusion. I have to be honest here... I don't have the faintest clue what you are talking about! ;-)))
Tecky stuff was never my thing???
This is an example of a top post.
Not to mention bad manners.
Not really. It's a fairly mundane one.
I'd forgotten about sendmail.cf. If he's getting *that* confused with faking IP addresses then he really needs help.
Yep - I forgot to add that he was also confusing the characteristics of TCP and UDP. In certain circumstances it used to be possible to confuse TCP connections (see Kevin Mitnick for details) but modern systems are immune to that kind of thing. Not so for UDP, and that's a current problem with the Kaminsky cache poisoning threat.
But this is so far off topic that it might even be interesting to some people.
Sam
Mundane would not be in Florida where Piers Anthony lives.
And experts too!
Cheers Richard
Oh dear, does that mean you are aware of the convention ?
Cheers, Simon
Seen the start of what appears to be another trap. Mails saying the latest update of pdf or iexplore available now. Connect to dodgy link to download.
Cheers, Simon
It all depends on where I am posting. I have two other newsgroups that scream bloody murder if I post at the bottom. EXCUSE ME IF I FORGOT WHERE I WAS AT.
Do try not to shout, theres no need - esp on uk.rec.models.rail. May I ask why you dont do it for all groups, they all have the same convention ?
Cheers, Simon
Please don't feed the zoo animals.
All other groups that I converse in post at the top.
On 8/6/2008 4:34 PM Crest Hill, Illinois spake thus:
Let me guess: those are Micro$oft newsfroups?
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