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cassia
response 100 of 124: Mark Unseen   May 21 17:37 UTC 1999

Yes, God bless lynx!  Whenever ppl talk about ad filtering,
I pat myself on the back for using lynx when I'm simply
out for content.  One nice trick I've found is that when I
first bring up Netscape in the morning, I also bring up a
blank window in the composer.   While I go through the various
sites that I check for news and so on each morning, when
I see an article that I want to read, I just drag the
link into the composer window.  When I'm done, I save that
to an html file, which I read via lynx at my leisure.
orinoco
response 101 of 124: Mark Unseen   May 22 15:04 UTC 1999

Midway through this session on Grex, picospan started showing me all the items
I'd forgotten - and also all retired items - as new and active.  Right under
the item name, and the name and date of the person who entered it, it shows
a little sign saying "<retired item>" or "<forgotten item>".  
rtg
response 102 of 124: Mark Unseen   May 23 01:10 UTC 1999

After posting that item, I began to notice the problem on other sites as well. 
Closing and re-starting Netscape seems to have cleared it up for now. 
(Netscape Communicator 4.05 running under Linux)
janc
response 103 of 124: Mark Unseen   May 24 18:30 UTC 1999

Re 101:  Assuming you are using Picospan, it sounds like "set noforget"
somehow got set.

I've installed a few small Backtalk fixes - mostly response previewing
should work a little better, not trying to dispaly HTML versions in
conferences where HTML is turned off.
mwg
response 104 of 124: Mark Unseen   May 25 16:35 UTC 1999

Re:#102:  Netscape for Linux is up to 4.6 at last check, if the older
version is getting odd you can try updating.
krj
response 105 of 124: Mark Unseen   May 26 22:33 UTC 1999

From party user "br", I have a report that "talk" is broken.
I played a bit with it myself.  If one does "talk grexuser,"
it seems to hang after the message "checking for invitation on machine"
or something like that.
pmcph
response 106 of 124: Mark Unseen   May 30 13:17 UTC 1999

File system is full!
bdh1
response 107 of 124: Mark Unseen   Jun 1 06:02 UTC 1999

Which 'File system is full!!'?
duh.
bdh1
response 108 of 124: Mark Unseen   Jun 1 06:03 UTC 1999

Instead of complaining about it, erase all your files!
duh!
jshafer
response 109 of 124: Mark Unseen   Jun 1 06:51 UTC 1999

<jshafer is overwhelmed by bdh's helpfulness>
dang
response 110 of 124: Mark Unseen   Jun 1 15:43 UTC 1999

Unless it's /tmp that's full.  Then erasing your own files wouldn't help
at all.
carson
response 111 of 124: Mark Unseen   Jun 6 20:55 UTC 1999

(the mathom program seems to be having problems. the first two times
[today] that I tried to use it to look at my mathom, it gave me a core
dump. both times, I was trying it by a shell escape from the "more"
pager. the third time, I tried at an "Ok:" prompt and discovered that
none of the people I checked had mathom, including me.)
scott
response 112 of 124: Mark Unseen   Jun 6 20:56 UTC 1999

(That may not have survived the move to the current hardware...!  Probably
have to mail Valerie, since I don't think she has time for Agora any more.)
orinoco
response 113 of 124: Mark Unseen   Jun 6 21:21 UTC 1999

Wow...I'd forgotten about mathom entirely...
tpryan
response 114 of 124: Mark Unseen   Jun 6 21:37 UTC 1999

        is there a mathom/gribblie exchange rate?
janc
response 115 of 124: Mark Unseen   Jun 7 02:40 UTC 1999

The mathom got wiped out and needs to be restored from backup.
dpc
response 116 of 124: Mark Unseen   Jun 17 18:48 UTC 1999

About 10:00 this morning I was trying to paste some text into
an open pico file in my directory and Grex hung.  It was pasting
very s-l-o-w-l-y before it hung.  The materials were supposed
to go to the ACLU for the suit.  I managed successfully to paste
the stuff into an M-Net pico file, so I assume the trouble was
on Grex.  Any ideas?
ryan
response 117 of 124: Mark Unseen   Jun 18 11:47 UTC 1999

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aruba
response 118 of 124: Mark Unseen   Jun 18 12:19 UTC 1999

Re #116:  Yeah, I've found that pasting a big wad of text into Pico is 
sometimes very slow, and I can speed things up by pasting a chunk at a time.
(It's a pain, though, so if I have more than a couple of paragraphs I upload
the file and then ^R it.)
davel
response 119 of 124: Mark Unseen   Jun 19 12:20 UTC 1999

(If you do that, make sure you save the file as a plain text file.  Reading
a word-processor file into pico is not likely to give good results.  (I know
Mark knows this, but some trying to follow his advice won't.))
aruba
response 120 of 124: Mark Unseen   Jun 19 18:25 UTC 1999

What Dave said.
bdh1
response 121 of 124: Mark Unseen   Jun 20 10:52 UTC 1999

What 'suit'?  Is there an ACLU based 'suit' that I am unaware of being
merely a 'guest'?  Is there some dark secret that ought to be known by
all 'grexers' that I for one am unaware of? Am I an 'ex-parti' subject
with out being properly informed of it?
mary
response 122 of 124: Mark Unseen   Jun 20 11:44 UTC 1999

Yes.
scott
response 123 of 124: Mark Unseen   Jun 20 12:18 UTC 1999

It's your punishment for ignoring the motd.
toking
response 124 of 124: Mark Unseen   Jun 21 11:22 UTC 1999

or not reading coop one...
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