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twenex
response 181 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 1 12:15 UTC 2004

Looks like we may be having problems with Ye Olde DSLle again. Just got
knocked off a couple of times.
tod
response 182 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 2 15:14 UTC 2004

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gelinas
response 183 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 2 15:22 UTC 2004

(He has, Todd; I'm grateful for the suggestions he has been willing to offer.)
tod
response 184 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 2 15:45 UTC 2004

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gelinas
response 185 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 3 01:52 UTC 2004

(He has re-evaluated his priorities; he's not spending much time on grex staff
issues.)
mcnally
response 186 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 3 06:39 UTC 2004

  I have a suggestion to make regarding the MOTD.

  It's prompted by the fact that I've been seeing this same message
  (now about a week outdated) every time I've logged in for a week:

  > Grex lost internet connectivity again, I've reset the DSL modem.
  > I'm between library branches right now, so I don't have more info.  -kip

  Which is fine -- it's not as if motd is a top priority..  The suggestion,
  though, is this:  when reporting an outage or similar event in the MOTD,
  why not include a date, e.g.:

    26 Apr 2004:  Grex lost intenet connectivity, etc.

  It makes it easier for people who don't log in frequently to know whether
  the information is current..
twenex
response 187 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 3 14:16 UTC 2004

Good idea. I don't think motd is meant to go stale.
gull
response 188 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 3 16:48 UTC 2004

Heh.  I seriously doubt staff is letting /d fill up as a personal
vendetta against tod.
twenex
response 189 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 3 16:49 UTC 2004

You never know.... ;-)
tod
response 190 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 3 18:08 UTC 2004

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albaugh
response 191 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 3 20:00 UTC 2004

I had to telnet in again as my previous session just hung while reading these
items (earlier it had done so but recovered), and would not recover.
jhudson
response 192 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 3 20:03 UTC 2004

Err, I'm glad I'm on /a.
krj
response 193 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 3 20:31 UTC 2004

After several good days, the sporading hangs & disconnects
are back.
twenex
response 194 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 3 21:27 UTC 2004

He's right.
jor
response 195 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 3 21:40 UTC 2004

        heh, grex 'still has good days'
mcnally
response 196 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 3 23:59 UTC 2004

I haven't been dropped today but I've had my connection freeze
for long enought ath I've been surprised when it comes back.

Right now, ffor example, I'm typing ahead about two lines.
(so sorry if the latter half of this response is mis-formatted..)

(nothing I've typed since "for l" on the second line has shown up yet..
realugly
response 197 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 4 00:01 UTC 2004

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gelinas
response 198 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 4 01:51 UTC 2004

(Scott was speaking for himself, in a conditional.)
realugly
response 199 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 4 02:03 UTC 2004

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scott
response 200 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 4 03:59 UTC 2004

My text speaks for itself, not as misrepresnted by polytarp.
realugly
response 201 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 4 04:00 UTC 2004

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twenex
response 202 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 4 14:33 UTC 2004

Scott is correct.
tod
response 203 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 4 15:34 UTC 2004

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mcnally
response 204 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 4 17:50 UTC 2004

  re #203:  do the words "glass house" suggest any popular aphorisms?
tod
response 205 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 4 17:55 UTC 2004

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