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| Re: What's up? Bill Yanaire wrote:[color=blue] > Bill Yanaire wrote:[color=green] >> sherwin dubren wrote:[color=darkred] >>> Gene E. Bloch wrote: >>>> >>>> On my copy of this thread there is no post from an entity named >>>> Sherwin Dubren dated August 9 at 1:48 AM, or anything differing from >>>> that time by an integral number of hours (i.e., a number of time >>>> zones). >>> >>> Get yourself a decent email handler. Thunderbird works for me and I >>> can clearly see both my posts with it. >>> >>> Sherwin[/color][/color][/color] Here is the message I refer to: Subject: Re: What's up? From: sherwin dubren <sherwindu@comcast.net> Date: Sat, 08 Aug 2009 01:48:44 -0500 Newsgroups: microsoft.public.windows.vista.general Spanky de Monkey, ESQ wrote:[color=blue] > > > So FUCIWIT, what advice are you looking for? > >[/color] Gee, it so pleasant dealing with such considerate people. My problem concerns losing preferences to particular web sites like tvguide.com and wunderweather.com whenever my Vista Home Premium system reboots. I do not erase associated cookies, and certain sites do seem to retain their data. Vista help function says there are at least three categories of cookies. Are any of these erased automatically on reboot? I have not set up any kind of automatic reseting, as far as I know. Much of my frustration and wrong posting comes from problems I had getting to this forum through microsoft's help screens. I could not post anything, even though I had an account set up for that purpose. I later realized that I could get to this forum where I recognized the threads as being the same as those on the microsoft directed forum. I'm sorry for the obscure posting I made, but did not expect the wrath of g_d to come down on me. Sherwin It clearly shows that I did post my question on August 8. at 1:48, and it was repeated in a reply from Spanky at 8:20 that morning. All this B.S. about my not posting the question, is just that. I'll never get my question answered, just a lot of crap from these forum wise guys. Sherwin |
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| Re: What's up? sherwin dubren submitted this idea :[color=blue] > Gene E. Bloch wrote:[color=green] >> >> On my copy of this thread there is no post from an entity named Sherwin >> Dubren dated August 9 at 1:48 AM, or anything differing from that time by >> an integral number of hours (i.e., a number of time zones).[/color][/color] [color=blue] > Get yourself a decent email handler. Thunderbird works for me and I > can clearly see both my posts with it.[/color] [color=blue] > Sherwin[/color] I've got a decent e-mail handler. I use it for e-mail. I use a *newsreader* for news. In fact, I have two decent (actually excellent) newsreaders, and the post you keep referring to is not shown by either. Note that other people don't see it either. And just for your information, your post doesn't exist here in Thunderbird's copy of this thread either. I don't list Thunderbird among the two excellent newsreaders I refer to above, mainly because I rarely use it, except to refute dodos. Apparently you have a local copy of that post on your computer, since you tried to send it from there, but it is not out in cyberspace. I see that, in another post, you copied what you claim is the missing post; I also see that you have not provided a message ID for the putative post. As far as I am concerned, your post does not exist until you provide that ID. -- Gene Bloch 650.366.4267 lettersatblochg.com |
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| Re: What's up? Gene E. Bloch <letters@someplace.invalid> wrote: [color=blue] >I use a *newsreader* for news. In fact, I have two decent (actually >excellent) newsreaders, and the post you keep referring to is not shown >by either. Note that other people don't see it either.[/color] [color=blue] >And just for your information, your post doesn't exist here in >Thunderbird's copy of this thread either. I don't list Thunderbird >among the two excellent newsreaders I refer to above, mainly because I >rarely use it, except to refute dodos.[/color] [color=blue] >Apparently you have a local copy of that post on your computer, since >you tried to send it from there, but it is not out in cyberspace.[/color] That would be more likely to be a function of the NNTP server you're connecting to than the client you're using. Sherwin's posts might be on the server that he connects to, but not (yet) propagated to others. Or maybe you're connecting to Microsoft's server, and they've filtered out Sherwin's post. (They have *very* aggressive spam filters, you never know what will get snagged in them.) -- Tim Slattery MS MVP(Shell/User) [email]Slattery_T@bls.gov[/email] [url]http://members.cox.net/slatteryt[/url] |
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| Re: What's up? Here's what Tim Slattery wrote on 8/13/09:[color=blue] > Gene E. Bloch <letters@someplace.invalid> wrote:[/color] [color=blue][color=green] >> I use a *newsreader* for news. In fact, I have two decent (actually >> excellent) newsreaders, and the post you keep referring to is not shown >> by either. Note that other people don't see it either.[/color][/color] [color=blue][color=green] >> And just for your information, your post doesn't exist here in >> Thunderbird's copy of this thread either. I don't list Thunderbird >> among the two excellent newsreaders I refer to above, mainly because I >> rarely use it, except to refute dodos.[/color][/color] [color=blue][color=green] >> Apparently you have a local copy of that post on your computer, since >> you tried to send it from there, but it is not out in cyberspace.[/color][/color] [color=blue] > That would be more likely to be a function of the NNTP server you're > connecting to than the client you're using. Sherwin's posts might be > on the server that he connects to, but not (yet) propagated to others. > Or maybe you're connecting to Microsoft's server, and they've filtered > out Sherwin's post. (They have *very* aggressive spam filters, you > never know what will get snagged in them.)[/color] I was responding to what Sherwin Dubren said... Yes, I agree that it is possible that MS culled a post of his after it got propagated to other news servers so that it is still visible on one or more of them; or maybe it never made it to MS, as I assumed. However, I don't plan to see if I can find his post on some other server somewhere that is cloning MS. For one thing, I'm no longer very interested in this thread. -- Gene Bloch 650.366.4267 lettersatblochg.com |
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