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Ian Collins
Posts to comp.lang.c are not GoogleGroups posts.
A number of old school Usenet users ignore posts from groups.google.com.
Posts to comp.lang.c are not GoogleGroups posts.
Todd Carnes said:Posts to comp.lang.c are not GoogleGroups posts.
Todd Carnes said:Posts to comp.lang.c are not GoogleGroups posts.
A number of old school Usenet users ignore posts from groups.google.com.
I'm not quite sure how a post from googlegroups can be anything but a
googlegroups post, but if in your twisted little world that's how things
are, I hope you're happy there.
Todd Carnes said:Posts to comp.lang.c are not GoogleGroups posts.
Todd Carnes said:Sheesh, don't get your panties in a bunch.
Hypocrite.
While users on GoogleGroups may post to a usenet newsgroup, they also may
post to groups that are not on usenet... i.e. a GoogleGroup. I'm only
saying that comp.lang.c is not a GoogleGroup. It's a usenet group.
I presume that by "googlegroups posts" he means articles posted to
Usenet via the Google groups interface.
I see. I think it's a silly thing to do, but I guess it's no different
than the way I refused for years to give in and get a cell phone.
For a while I used to have aioe.org /en bloc/ in my killfile too due to
the low SNR therefrom, you have reminded me of those days.
Phil
Well, maybe. If people with cell phones called you, did it result in
conversations with them being broken up into 1-minute sub-conversations
scattered around apparently randomly?
... Come to think of it, maybe that is a sort of good analogy.
-s
I see. I think it's a silly thing to do, but I guess it's no different
than the way I refused for years to give in and get a cell phone. Sooner
or later they'll get over it...just like I did.
Todd
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