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thanne
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response 100 of 133:
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Apr 22 20:49 UTC 1995 |
Mebbe so...?
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steve
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response 101 of 133:
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Apr 23 01:14 UTC 1995 |
Wellish policy prevents the creation of alternate account for various
purposes, right?
That would explain the difference.
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brighn
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response 102 of 133:
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Apr 23 01:36 UTC 1995 |
Well, that's what all my friends call me, and that's what I was
called before Grex.
On Grex, a pseudo is a secondary account held without identification
so that you can carry on conversations with yourself, spy on your
friends, aor generally screw things up.
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raemo
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response 103 of 133:
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Apr 23 05:36 UTC 1995 |
So how does one get the config file to change into my pseud?
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srw
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response 104 of 133:
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Apr 23 08:44 UTC 1995 |
Four levels of pseudo processing:
(1) the pseudonym command - scope is for one single response
(2) The set name command - changes your name for the current conference
(3) the !chfn command - changes your name on Grex, this is your default
name when you join a conference, too.
(4) run newuser again and open another account
This would cost money on the well, but not here. We don't mind,
if you do it either. (How could we tell?)
This was what brighn was calling a pseudo, but I'd say all were.
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raemo
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response 105 of 133:
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Apr 24 02:43 UTC 1995 |
thanks Steve
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thanne
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response 106 of 133:
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Apr 26 03:08 UTC 1995 |
Oh, I see. Brighn was referring to actually getting a different
userid? Yeah, people on the Well don't do that much since it
costs dough.
Btw, "c n" at the respond or OK prompts works to change the name
in the current conference as well. For "change name", I think.
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vsclyne
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response 107 of 133:
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Apr 26 16:46 UTC 1995 |
My ever sensible Thanne.
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thanne
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response 108 of 133:
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May 2 06:14 UTC 1995 |
With delicate sensibilities, too.
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carson
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response 109 of 133:
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Aug 9 16:33 UTC 1995 |
re #59: ssh...
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thanne
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response 110 of 133:
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Aug 11 05:54 UTC 1995 |
Can you really do that?
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brenner
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response 111 of 133:
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Aug 14 03:13 UTC 1995 |
Where's humdog?
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thanne
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response 112 of 133:
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Aug 19 19:21 UTC 1995 |
She's hiiiding...
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humdog
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response 113 of 133:
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Aug 19 21:33 UTC 1995 |
i here when i can be, it take s about 10,000 attempts to
get in here, as you know.
i got mail from rats here.
where is he.
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cloud
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response 114 of 133:
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Apr 6 01:11 UTC 1998 |
re: #0:
I dunno, I'm not sure that the universe could handle that...
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font
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response 115 of 133:
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Apr 7 08:55 UTC 1998 |
perhaps the universe could, but certianly the grex can't.
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snowth
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response 116 of 133:
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Apr 7 18:26 UTC 1998 |
You never know about that, grex can hanndle a lot of whacky stuff. (Stuff..
teehee!)
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cloud
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response 117 of 133:
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Apr 7 22:37 UTC 1998 |
Well, grex might, but definatly not the universe.
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font
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response 118 of 133:
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Apr 8 01:54 UTC 1998 |
It can handle wacky Stuff, but not 1000,000,000 emails all at once...(or at
least that's the theory that some less than ethical individuals aretrying to
test...
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cloud
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response 119 of 133:
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Apr 9 20:19 UTC 1998 |
Why? That strikes me as throughly unsociable...
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font
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response 120 of 133:
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Apr 10 05:28 UTC 1998 |
hrm...load average is usually not very sociable.
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orinoco
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response 121 of 133:
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May 19 01:48 UTC 1998 |
Is this the mythical first item I see before me?
Or perhaps a dagger?
Three bags of chocolate cookies, lightly frosted?
Spare lint?
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cloud
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response 122 of 133:
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May 19 02:06 UTC 1998 |
<I love lint>
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font
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response 123 of 133:
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May 19 06:51 UTC 1998 |
<lint loves you too>
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orinoco
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response 124 of 133:
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May 19 21:53 UTC 1998 |
I feel so loved.
Vicariously speaking, of course.
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