Big Bertha Thing retrenchment
Cosmic Ray Series
Possible Real World System Constructs
http://web.onetel.com/~tonylance/retrench.html
Access page to 600K Zip File
Astrophysics net ring Access site
Newsgroup Reviews including sci.med.nutrition

301 files concluding the two battles of cyberspace.
(Third in Battle, Faculty trilogy)

Students Research Faculty (SRF conference prefix)
First Aid Tent (FAT project prefix on SRF conference)

1. Existence
2. Zero interference
3. Foundation (Students, tutors or funding)
4. Articles (See Armistice terms)
5. Publications (See overview)
6. Projects (Pastures, Moisture, Big Bertha, Strategic Studies)
7. Staff (First Aid Tent, volunteers, moderators)
8. Access None.
9. SRF Classical Astronomy (empty) deleted
10. SRF Net Access Policy (empty) deleted
11. SRF Los Alamos (restricted access.) deleted
12. SRF Big Bertha (Staff entrance) deleted
13. SRF Strategic Studies (FAT Net Access Policy) deleted
14. SRF Specification (FAT Classical Astronomy) deleted
15. SRF Mathematics (FAT CAT) deleted
16. SRF Prototype (FAT Yesterslaggings) deleted
17. SRF Yesterslaggings (Deleted)
18. OUSA Classical Particle (FAT First Aid Tent) deleted
19. OUSA Research (battle, faculty, retrenchment & 20 family jewels)

I 45 day expiry mailboxes. (See SRF Yesterslaggings, FAT CAT, FAT
Yesterslaggings)
II SRF Los Alamos (See retrenchment)
III OUSA Classical Particle (See faculty)
IV Rest of SRF deleted conferences. (See faculty, retrenchment)
V 20 family jewels, poem, battle, faculty, retrenchment.
(See OUSA Research 14th Nov.97 to 1st Nov.98)
VI 20 family jewels. (See battle, faculty, retrenchment)
VII To the victor the spoils of the 1st and 2nd battles of
cyberspace; the 20 family jewels and the potential CD Rom
triology battle, faculty and retrenchment.
VIII OUSA Research now empty.
(See http://web.onetel.com/~tonylance/series.html)


Big Bertha Thing deleted

Now are all men deleted equal, from the high to the low.
There is no distinction between newbies, spammers,
spam busters, victims and tenure.
There is no wrath in the deletion of the dullard,
the sound bite or the sounding cymbal.
Magna Carta is writ large on a world stage.
This truly is the beginning of the end of spam.

Tony Lance



Big Bertha Thing filter

On sci.astro I just had a look at Xnews killfile.(14/7/01)
There are one or two problems.
1. Free NNTP server access is a Warez activity.
2. PGP probably has a CIA back door.
3. Bertha subject filter will be valid for the duration.
4. NTK.net suggests killfile needs to be too big.
5. 301 files most wanted list is represented by precious few.
6. Killfile is part of the problem, not the solution.
7. NTK.net advocates invitation only filter.
8. NTK.net regrets the victims whose innocent postings are deleted.
9. Xnews is free and written by Luu Tran. (news.software.readers)
10. Filter is two-edged sword. (censorship and persecution)
11. Linux type collaboration is worst case scenario.
12. For solution see Big Bertha Thing format,as follows:-
http://web.onetel.com/~tonylance/format.html
Thank you,
Tony Lance


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Big Bertha Thing archive

When is an archive not an archive?
When they let the book-burners in.
1. Google took over Dejanews newsgroups usenet archive of 17 years.
2. From day one, no cross-postings were allowed. (One newsgroups only.)
3. OU lecturer refuses to read any posting to more than two newsgroups.
4. Now Google have added a book-burner option, to any newsgroup postings
found. (Abuse button)
5. Drexel recently took over Mathsforum.org maths newsgroups archive.
6. This was complete with on-site moderated replies, to maths postings.
7. They then replaced moderator with a book-burner.
8. All Big Bertha Thing postings linked to by my site were deleted,
bar one. (Some were moderated replies.)
9. This one is 800 line table, which was truncated, without full table option.
10. Retroactive archive deletions fail to take into account, recent postings
ennumerating corporate USA denial of service attacks on newsgroup
users, which were on topic.