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Grex > Agora46 > #8: I'm Bummed, I'm Bummed, I'm really really Bummed | |
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keesan
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response 250 of 594:
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Jul 22 20:37 UTC 2003 |
I don't think Mormons use alcohol or tobacco. The same things are bad for
lots of other diseases including acid indigestion.
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russ
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response 251 of 594:
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Jul 22 21:24 UTC 2003 |
IVVBB the people who access Grex by modem are apparently not
important enough to rate a check to see that the modems are
working before someone leaves the Pumpkin. (Obviously nobody
checked, otherwise we would have seen some kind of notice as
to what's wrong and when it might be fixed... right? Right?)
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richard
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response 252 of 594:
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Jul 22 21:33 UTC 2003 |
maybe grex should get rid of the dial-in modems altogether. I mean are
they really necessary anymore? I suspect that most anyone who dials in
now has other internet access and is doing it purely as a matter of
convenience or old habit. they could either be eliminated altogether
to save money or reduced to one or two, and priviledge to dial in to
grex could become a member only perk. it is a reasonable thing to
consider if there isn't a whole lot of staff presence and the modems
are falling into disrepair as claimed in previous response by russ
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tod
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response 253 of 594:
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Jul 22 21:38 UTC 2003 |
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scott
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response 254 of 594:
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Jul 22 22:14 UTC 2003 |
Sigh. Russ continues to abuse volunteers.
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tod
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response 255 of 594:
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Jul 22 22:47 UTC 2003 |
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eskarina
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response 256 of 594:
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Jul 23 00:06 UTC 2003 |
re 247 + 248: Or, how about a CPAP? Or is it not the type of sleep apnea
that that helps?
My dad was diagnosed with sleep apnea when I was 10. If you're in need of
jokes about it, we've got a few. ;)
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jiffer
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response 257 of 594:
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Jul 23 02:11 UTC 2003 |
IVBB it seems that some people don't seem to understand that Grex staff are
volunteers, and do this in their loving spare time... which for some is not
much. For shame on you unappreciating people.
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other
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response 258 of 594:
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Jul 23 02:21 UTC 2003 |
And a corollary to that, which I'm sure would be argued if not mentioned,
is that Grex cannot guarantee the quality or consistency of the services
it provides, which is why we do not sell our services per se.
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other
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response 259 of 594:
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Jul 23 02:22 UTC 2003 |
(Well, it's one reason, anyway...)
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janc
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response 260 of 594:
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Jul 23 02:22 UTC 2003 |
It might be nice if we had a way to dial out from the pumpkin. But that would
at most confirm that one modem was working.
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other
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response 261 of 594:
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Jul 23 02:30 UTC 2003 |
Is there a way to monitor the connections the terminal server is making,
perhaps via a screen on that machine?
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gelinas
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response 262 of 594:
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Jul 23 02:51 UTC 2003 |
IBB some folks want to use the "Bummed" item to solve grex's various problems.
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janc
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response 263 of 594:
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Jul 23 05:40 UTC 2003 |
The terminal server does not have a screen.
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gull
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response 264 of 594:
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Jul 23 14:23 UTC 2003 |
Re #243: Sometimes I think our mail server at work spends more time
sending bounce messages than actual mail.
Re #251: <sarcasm>IVBB the half-dozen people who refuse to use Internet
connections they apparently have anyway to reach Grex expect Grex to
spend lots of money supporting dial-in lines for their use.</sarcasm>
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keesan
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response 265 of 594:
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Jul 23 14:46 UTC 2003 |
It takes three paid members to support a phone line. This frees up the
internet connection for use by people who prefer to use that.
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tod
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response 266 of 594:
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Jul 23 17:08 UTC 2003 |
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gelinas
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response 267 of 594:
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Jul 24 14:22 UTC 2003 |
IABB the song-parody items are proliferating. I'd prefer one item I don't
have time to read to a half-dozen (and growing). :(
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flem
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response 268 of 594:
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Jul 24 16:23 UTC 2003 |
Regarding sleep apnea: good luck. It took me over a year from the time I
determined to my own satisfaction that I had sleep apnea needing treatment
to the point where I got the medical community to actually give me the
treatment in question (BiPAP machine). Granted, some of that time was
because I needed surgery to correct a deviated septum before the machine
could be expected to work. Frustrating, but worth it: I sleep much
better now and have more energy.
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rcurl
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response 269 of 594:
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Jul 24 16:33 UTC 2003 |
BiPAP?
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tod
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response 270 of 594:
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Jul 24 16:45 UTC 2003 |
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polytarp
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response 271 of 594:
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Jul 24 16:59 UTC 2003 |
Up my nose, you're actually just allergic to the garbage collected by cats'
fursz,
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tod
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response 272 of 594:
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Jul 24 17:11 UTC 2003 |
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happyboy
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response 273 of 594:
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Jul 24 17:34 UTC 2003 |
re270: diesel, eh? those fumes trigger my asthma.
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flem
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response 274 of 594:
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Jul 24 17:41 UTC 2003 |
BiPAP = Bilevel positive airway pressure. Basically, there's a computer in
it that blows harder when it detects that I'm breathing in, and not so hard
when I'm breathign out. A normal CPAP (C = continuous) just blows the same
all the time.
I may yet end up doing something like a tonsil and uvula reduction, just to
lower my pressure, which is pretty high.
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