Re: [techtalk] HTML (and CDROM question)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Okay I've had it. This last email is blinking all over my console. > > I'm outta here. > > On Wed, Dec 01, 1999 at 02:12:24AM -0500, Steve Kudlak wrote: > > > > > > Emily Cartier wrote: > > > > > On Mon, 29 Nov 1999 17:57:41 -0600 > > > "Conrad Golightly" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > real world. Also, please do not forget that this is a Linux list. If this > > > > were a Windows NT/98/95 list, HTML email might very well be acceptable. > > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.linuxchix.org Whate exactly blinks. I mean the http: address applied to the whole message at the end. One in the middle shouldn't be any trouble. I have inserted no html at all, except for the stamp at the end, which linuxchix inserts. Does this one blink. It shouldn't I have told it send NO HTML UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES. NONE AT ALL. SO WHY DOES IT BLINK?? WHere is ae? Before you run off tell me if this blinks..Baffling, no HTML at all, as far as I can see. Is it some stray control character? Have Fun, Sends Steve Big Sigh this could scare me into WINDOWS. or at least Phat LINUX. [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.linuxchix.org
Re: [techtalk] HTML (and CDROM question)
Umm...blinking?
I see no blink...and I've ran "less" of the email to make sure my mail
program ain't masking it out...
Chris...
> Okay I've had it. This last email is blinking all over my console.
>
> I'm outta here.
>
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Re: [techtalk] HTML (and CDROM question)
Chris J/#6 wrote:
> Umm...blinking?
>
> I see no blink...and I've ran "less" of the email to make sure my mail
> program ain't masking it out...
>
> Chris...
>
> > Okay I've had it. This last email is blinking all over my console.
> >
> > I'm outta here.
> >
>
> --
> @}-,'-- Chris Johnson --'-{@
> / "(it is) crucial that we learn the difference / [EMAIL PROTECTED] \
>/ between Sex and Gender. Therein lies the key / \
> / to our freedom" -- LB / www.nccnet.co.uk/~sixie \
>
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.linuxchix.org
I should have posted the message that figured out last night. It was either an
anomoly or perhaps a stray control character. In some very old mailers, control
charactyers where used for special purposes. In on a BBS I co-sysoped Control-N
meant *BRIGHTEN AND EMPHASIZE* Doing Control-N again turned off the feature.
Sometimes things like that happen. I send the mail personally so the http
hypertext for linuxhix didn;t show up. Whatever the problem went away. These
things are hard to trace in old old mailers. NO one has yet told me where ae is?
and is there a map of countries saying which abbreviation is which. I know
Australia is formally au but Aussies informally will often use "oz" thought this
is not official. Same as NYC is not official but so recognized that no one
worries about it and demands New York, New York or NY,NY. If threre were a
pointer to these country abbreviations used on the net I'd really love to see it.
Have Fun,
Sends Steve
[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.linuxchix.org
[techtalk] KFM weirdness.
I'm using KDE + RedHat (so sue me ;), and I have a KFM browser window that's trying to open a webpage ( http://www.svt.se/noje/robinson , not that it matters). Whenever I close that window, all my icons dissappear and I'm unable to start programs under KDE. All I can do is restart KDE, and there I get that browser window again. How can I rid myself of it? I'm sorry if this is in a faq or a FM. BTW, does the "K" stand for Kallisti? Sunnan -- http://home.swipnet.se/sunnanvind Hjärtan och blomster etc etc [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.linuxchix.org
Re: [techtalk] HTML (and CDROM question)
> things are hard to trace in old old mailers. NO one has yet told me where ae is? > and is there a map of countries saying which abbreviation is which. I know > Australia is formally au but Aussies informally will often use "oz" thought this > is not official. Same as NYC is not official but so recognized that no one > worries about it and demands New York, New York or NY,NY. If threre were a > pointer to these country abbreviations used on the net I'd really love to see it. See RFC 1394 (www.faqs.org) .ae is the united arab emirates, IIRC, and is in the middle east on the north border of kuwait, again, IIRC. [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.linuxchix.org
[techtalk] Re: [OT] Porject-y software (Was: Re: [issues] Jamie Lokier (was Re: 50 people to watch))
Excerpts from linuxchix: 1-Dec-99 Re: [OT] Porject-y software.. by Robert Kiesling@localhos > I noticed that the server archive is only 51K, so I'm not sure how > far along you all are with the project. But the SDL library looks > like exactly what I was looking for. So I'll check it out! Thanks! Where are you getting that? I have 10M for the servers dir in CVS (it would be nice if it was 51k. I could do a clean checkout more often..). Maybe you have the new server, stage, which is only in spec at this time. Oh, I guess you have the tarball of the demo server. That's just the demo, and we're in development. The current big thing is arguing about the protocol.. feel free to stop in on irc if you want to talk to people.. > > [1] Worldforge is the project I'm working on. Our web site is a > > www.worldforge.org. *plug* > > Maybe this discussion should go over to [technical]. Ok, moved to techtalk, i think. Someone's mailer or something seems to be doing something such that the issues list shows up in the TO line then 2 times in the CC line.. > Btw, has anyone contacted Jamie herself? She's had a few messages > on the linux-kernel list recently. > Another thing... there's also someone (female) who is a contributor on > LKML who's an undergrad here, but I don't know if I should mention her > for privacy reasons. Any opinions on this? Unless she's been posting on linux-kernel through a remailer or using an alternate identity, she's already got her name and locaton on the net. I don't see why she'd have an issue with that, but if you wanted to, I suppose you should just ask her if you can mention her, or if she wants to introduce herself.. [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.linuxchix.org
Re: [techtalk] Re: [OT] Porject-y software (Was: Re: [issues] Jamie Lokier (was Re: 50 people to watch))
Laurel Fan, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, writes: > Excerpts from linuxchix: 1-Dec-99 Re: [OT] Porject-y software.. by > Robert Kiesling@localhos > > > [1] Worldforge is the project I'm working on. Our web site is a > > > www.worldforge.org. *plug* > > > > Maybe this discussion should go over to [technical]. > > Ok, moved to techtalk, i think. Someone's mailer or something seems to > be doing something such that the issues list shows up in the TO line > then 2 times in the CC line.. Uh-huh. On mine the address is in the Subject and CC fields. The Reply-To: sent it to the correct list, though. > > Btw, has anyone contacted Jamie herself? She's had a few messages > > on the linux-kernel list recently. > > > Another thing... there's also someone (female) who is a contributor on > > LKML who's an undergrad here, but I don't know if I should mention her > > for privacy reasons. Any opinions on this? > > Unless she's been posting on linux-kernel through a remailer or using an > alternate identity, she's already got her name and locaton on the net. I > don't see why she'd have an issue with that, but if you wanted to, I > suppose > you should just ask her if you can mention her, or if she wants to > introduce herself.. If I can get her attention in the next few days, I'll do that. Robert [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.linuxchix.org
