[PCR-1000] packet output

Andrew Warburton [email protected]
Thu, 30 Jan 2003 11:26:55 +0000


Thanks for consuming my bandwidth with yet another message in the same vein 
as those you flame.  ;)  ;)

Perhaps you should think about changing ISP to a more customer focused 
organisation. Oh and also upgrade from Unix... go for a grown up O/s like 
Windows XP.  ;) ;) ;)


Andrew
(I always liked throwing petrol on fires)




At 11:10 30/01/2003, you wrote:


>On Thu, 30 Jan 2003, Robbins, Matty wrote:
>
> > I think i have the same problem
> > I have short burst once in a while around 137Mhz
>
>[snipped 148 useless lines including (5) PCR-1000 footers]
>
>
>*/rant_on/*
>
>   Hi! And welcome to the Internet!  It may amaze you to consider that many
>persons subscribed to this List are on slow dial-up connections, and that
>quite a few of Us (especially in Europe and other locations outside the
>US..) pay for that connection by the Byte, or pay for expensive measured
>phone service.
>
>   And one or two of us are using ASCII-only mail clients - in my case,
>Pine under a Unix shell account.
>
>   FOLKS!!!  TRIM YOUR REPLIES PLEASE!!  I already read the several nested
>messages that several of you've included, several times now...  it's the
>Same Old Thing with each new batch of subscribers....  200-line masses of
>stale message text with a single sentence prepended to it...
>
>    This is basic Internet politeness and really shouldn't have to be
>repeated over and over, IMHO.
>
>
>    sigh.
>
>*/rant_off/*
>
>
>   Cheers (really!)
>
>John
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