On Thursday 30 November 2000 15:31, Bill Stewart wrote:
> At 10:09 PM 11/29/00 -0500, Harmon Seaver wrote:
> > Hmm, all I get when I go there is a blank page, but it looks like some
> >really big files a loading before it gets there.Wonder wht I'm
> > downloading? Wonder if I'm bullet proof? Ca
At 10:09 PM 11/29/00 -0500, Harmon Seaver wrote:
> Hmm, all I get when I go there is a blank page, but it looks like some
>really big files a loading before it gets there.Wonder wht I'm downloading?
>Wonder if I'm bullet proof? Care to download it and send it to me?
Netscape 4.7x choked on it.
> > Total Internet Privacy -- get your Freedom Nym at http://www.freedom.net
>
> Why is there such a tag at the bottom of *your* note? Is this a default
> .signature that you just chose not to remove/alter? Or is it inserted
> courtesy of Freedom without the option to omit?
It's a checkbox opti
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Why is there such a tag at the bottom of *your* note? Is this a default
> signature that you just chose not to remove/alter? Or is it inserted
> courtesy of Freedom without the option to omit?
> If the latter, my loathing of Freedom has just increased substantially --
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
> Obvious.
>
> Total Internet Privacy -- get your Freedom Nym at http://www.freedom.net
Those using mydejacluelessmail.com to send messages through the public
remailer network can use "cutmarks
> > Check the HTML source
> > The page contains the text of a story, but there are HTML errors that
> > prevent it being displayed on my browser)
> > Adding a at the end fixes it.
>
> ... or just use lynx.
This points to one of the big wins of XML over HTML. Parsers are not
allowed to guess at
Ken Brown wrote:
> Check the HTML source
> The page contains the text of a story, but there are HTML errors that
> prevent it being displayed on my browser)
> Adding a at the end fixes it.
... or just use lynx.
Bogon html. wget and xemacs solve the problem, with the bonus that
web instability can't remove your copy.
Adam
On Wed, Nov 29, 2000 at 10:09:36PM -0500, Harmon Seaver wrote:
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|Hmm, all I get when I go there is a blank page, but it looks like some
| really big files a loading before it ge
Interestingly enough, all you have to do to get this page to work
is open it in Netscape Composer, save it to your drive. Should have thought
of that last night.
Wei Dai wrote:
> There is an online copy of Vernor Vinge's novel True Names at
> http://www.neoisp.org/macroscope/vinge/vernor
