Test?

[cavelamb himself[_5_]]

tap TAP TaP

[Mark]

On Dec 29, 9:19*am, cavelamb himself >
wrote:
> tap TAP *TaP

you keep taping you'll comprise
the structural integrity forcing a
redo

[BobR]

On Dec 29, 8:19*am, cavelamb himself >
wrote:
> tap TAP *TaP

Sounds like you have a slight delamination under that last tap. ;-)

[cavelamb[_2_]]

BobR wrote:
> On Dec 29, 8:19 am, cavelamb himself >
> wrote:
>> tap TAP TaP
>
> Sounds like you have a slight delamination under that last tap. ;-)


Fixed it - finally...


I don't know what happened, but all news access was deader'n a dodo
this morning.

The laptop worked (re the test message), but the brick was daid.

I had to reload the email agent and start from scratch!
Did you know that there are over 110,000 newsgroups now???


aioe still doesn't respond
From my notes, the server is just aioe.org, right???

[cavelamb[_2_]]

Mark wrote:
> On Dec 29, 9:19 am, cavelamb himself >
> wrote:
>> tap TAP TaP
>
> you keep taping you'll comprise
> the structural integrity forcing a
> redo


The warning was too late, Mark...

[Morgans[_2_]]

"cavelamb" > wrote

> From my notes, the server is just aioe.org, right???

My aioe access ha been dead for a good three weeks, about. My charter
access has gotten its poop straightened out in that time, thankfully.
--
Jim in NC

[BobR]

On Dec 29, 9:52*am, cavelamb > wrote:
> BobR wrote:
> > On Dec 29, 8:19 am, cavelamb himself >
> > wrote:
> >> tap TAP *TaP
>
> > Sounds like you have a slight delamination under that last tap. *;-)
>
> Fixed it - finally...
>
> I don't know what happened, but all news access was deader'n a dodo
> this morning.
>
> The laptop worked (re the test message), but the brick was daid.
>
> I had to reload the email agent and start from scratch!
> Did you know that there are over 110,000 newsgroups now???
>
> aioe still doesn't respond
> *From my notes, the server is just aioe.org, right???

A 110,000 newsgroups sounds like about 100,000 more than are really
needed or used.

[cavelamb[_2_]]

BobR wrote:
> On Dec 29, 9:52 am, cavelamb > wrote:
>> BobR wrote:
>>> On Dec 29, 8:19 am, cavelamb himself >
>>> wrote:
>>>> tap TAP TaP
>>> Sounds like you have a slight delamination under that last tap. ;-)
>> Fixed it - finally...
>>
>> I don't know what happened, but all news access was deader'n a dodo
>> this morning.
>>
>> The laptop worked (re the test message), but the brick was daid.
>>
>> I had to reload the email agent and start from scratch!
>> Did you know that there are over 110,000 newsgroups now???
>>
>> aioe still doesn't respond
>> From my notes, the server is just aioe.org, right???
>
> A 110,000 newsgroups sounds like about 100,000 more than are really
> needed or used.

From the titles, the other 100,000 are all skin groups...

[jan olieslagers[_2_]]

Mark schreef:
> you keep taping you'll comprise
> the structural integrity forcing a
> redo

At the contrary: if the tape is of a minimum level of quality,
the more the better. Avoid that cheepo ducktape, though.

[Mark]

On Dec 29, 1:58*pm, jan olieslagers >
wrote:
> Mark schreef:
>
> > you keep taping you'll comprise
> > the structural integrity forcing a
> > redo
>
> At the contrary: if the tape is of a minimum level of quality,
> the more the better. Avoid that cheepo ducktape, though.

twas more of a tapping that concerned me,
as a rapping on the chamber door,
quote the raven....."nevermore".

Mark

[flash]

"cavelamb" > wrote in message
m...
> BobR wrote:
>> On Dec 29, 8:19 am, cavelamb himself >
>> wrote:
>>> tap TAP TaP
>>
>> Sounds like you have a slight delamination under that last tap. ;-)
>
>
> Fixed it - finally...
>
>
> I don't know what happened, but all news access was deader'n a dodo
> this morning.
>
> The laptop worked (re the test message), but the brick was daid.
>
> I had to reload the email agent and start from scratch!
> Did you know that there are over 110,000 newsgroups now???
>
>
> aioe still doesn't respond
> From my notes, the server is just aioe.org, right???
>
>

Right, and it (aioe.org) craed out for me a month ago, and I couldn't get it
working for days. Went to "news.motzarella.org", and haven't looked back.

Flash

[Morgans[_2_]]

"Flash" > wrote

> Right, and it (aioe.org) craed out for me a month ago, and I couldn't get
> it working for days. Went to "news.motzarella.org", and haven't looked
> back.

Is that a free service, or pay, and if it is pay, how much?

Thanks;
--
Jim in NC

[cavelamb[_2_]]

Morgans wrote:
> "Flash" > wrote
>
>> Right, and it (aioe.org) craed out for me a month ago, and I couldn't get
>> it working for days. Went to "news.motzarella.org", and haven't looked
>> back.
>
> Is that a free service, or pay, and if it is pay, how much?
>
> Thanks;

Seem to be...

[flash]

"Morgans" > wrote in message
...
>
> "Flash" > wrote
>
>> Right, and it (aioe.org) craed out for me a month ago, and I couldn't get
>> it working for days. Went to "news.motzarella.org", and haven't looked
>> back.
>
> Is that a free service, or pay, and if it is pay, how much?
>
> Thanks;
> --
> Jim in NC
>

Actually, *free*.
It doesn't choke at my number of posts, and has not failed in the time I
have been using it.
Reliability is (for my purposes) 100%.

Many other users seem to have similar successes with it. It is just as
simple to setup as any other.

Wish you well, and a Happy New Year.

Flash

[Morgans[_2_]]

"Flash" > wrote
>
> Actually, *free*.
> It doesn't choke at my number of posts, and has not failed in the time I
> have been using it.
> Reliability is (for my purposes) 100%.

Well, the price is right!

> Many other users seem to have similar successes with it. It is just as
> simple to setup as any other.

That's the gottcha'! That is the only drawback, having to learn a different
browser. I suppose the differences are not all that great.

As long as my current provider doesn't puke and cancel newsgroups, I'll
probably not change.

> Wish you well, and a Happy New Year.

And the same to you and yours.
--
Jim in NC

[cavelamb[_2_]]

Flash wrote:
> "Morgans" > wrote in message
> ...
>> "Flash" > wrote
>>
>>> Right, and it (aioe.org) craed out for me a month ago, and I couldn't get
>>> it working for days. Went to "news.motzarella.org", and haven't looked
>>> back.
>> Is that a free service, or pay, and if it is pay, how much?
>>
>> Thanks;
>> --
>> Jim in NC
>>
>
> Actually, *free*.
> It doesn't choke at my number of posts, and has not failed in the time I
> have been using it.
> Reliability is (for my purposes) 100%.
>
> Many other users seem to have similar successes with it. It is just as
> simple to setup as any other.
>
> Wish you well, and a Happy New Year.
>
> Flash
>
>

That's what I thought, but can you describe he set up process?
THere seems to be more to it than simply subscribing...