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In article <bj8c9t$ilt$01$(E-Mail Removed)>, jack wrote:
> just to clarify the situation. - If I get it correctly, though, it seems > that the DLink WLAN thingy was going all right, and that the trouble in > fact came from the messy context that Klaus wanted to integate it into. Unfortunately I cannot say for sure, because I didn't quite get the whole picture in my mind. On my DLink I simply do not use the WAN port. It's a switch and a bridge, and works quite well with the limited set of functions I ask of it. > PS to /dev/rob0: Thanks for being 'round. - Where's Kasper Dupont? Thanks for noticing, and likewise, thank You; I always make a point to read what You have to say.  I took a hiatus from about Feb.-to-July. I haven't seen Kasper since I got back. You prompted me to Google.  I see he's still posting inc.o.l.development.system. Another one I miss, who actually went on hiatus before I did, is the inimitable, ever surly but always accurate, Paul Lutus. Google reports that said Arachnoid just returned from a four-month tour of Alaska!! I am seriously jealous. I wish I had the time and money to do that! -- /dev/rob0 - preferred_email=i$((28*28+28))@softhome.net or put "not-spam" or "/dev/rob0" in Subject header to reply |
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/dev/rob0 <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> >Another one I miss, who actually went on hiatus before I did, is the You also miss slamming a car door on your fingers??? >inimitable, ever surly but always accurate, Paul Lutus. Google reports >that said Arachnoid just returned from a four-month tour of Alaska!! I >am seriously jealous. I wish I had the time and money to do that! Lutus, bless his crust covered set of scales, is indeed back. He posted a pointer to his Alaska pictures on alt.culture.alaska, as if we'd be likely to fall all over ourselves to see "some pretty wild places in Alaska" where his "expedition" took him for adventure. Heh heh, I guess he doesn't realize we see Alaska every time we head out the door... Nobody responded, and I doubt that anyone bothered to look either. Now lets just hope he took up a BSD, or some other OS... ;-) -- Floyd L. Davidson <http://web.newsguy.com/floyd_davidson> Ukpeagvik (Barrow, Alaska) (E-Mail Removed) |
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Floyd Davidson wrote:
> /dev/rob0 <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote: >> >>Another one I miss, who actually went on hiatus before I did, is the > > You also miss slamming a car door on your fingers??? Charming as always, if conspicuously lacking in originality. >>inimitable, ever surly but always accurate, Paul Lutus. Google reports >>that said Arachnoid just returned from a four-month tour of Alaska!! I >>am seriously jealous. I wish I had the time and money to do that! > > Lutus, bless his crust covered set of scales, is indeed back. > > He posted a pointer to his Alaska pictures on > alt.culture.alaska, as if we ... Which "we" is that? alt.culture.alaska is not an exclusive Alaska resident forum. Look at the posts. In the past few days, someone from the lower 48 wants to know how to find student housing in Fairbanks. In another post, a prospective tourist wants to know what fun things there are to do in Anchorage. Clearly I chose a perfect newsgroup for my post -- one read by people interested in (not necessarily steeped in) Alaska culture. The response to my post has confirmed my assumption. This apart from the interest expressed by those Alaskans who want to see their state portrayed in a more traditional way (before 1/2 the population moved to Anchorage), something I fully expected from my firsthand experience among Alaskans in the small towns bordering the Gulf. > ... 'd be likely to fall all over > ourselves to see "some pretty wild places in Alaska" where his > "expedition" took him for adventure. Try giving it a different, equally accurate name. You clearly know zip about boating on the Gulf, or photographing wildlife that, were it not for a bumper crop of salmon this year, might prefer to eat you than pose for your camera (http://www.arachnoid.com/alaska2003/posing_bear.jpg). > Heh heh, I guess he > doesn't realize we see Alaska every time we head out the door... More references to an imaginary "we", which means you are even more mental than one gathers from your posts. Living in Ukpeagvik can do that to one, but it is not an inevitable outcome. > Nobody responded, No, instead they visited my site and replied there. > and I doubt that anyone bothered to look > either. Your scientific instincts are fully displayed here, along with your jealousy. > Now lets just hope he took up a BSD, or some other OS... ;-) Too bad for you, I find the current flavor of RH perfectly satisfactory. Not that I plan to post here regularly any more. This post is simply a reply to an especially egregious canard. What is wrong with you, Floyd? Don't you know newsgroups are public forums? Are you really accustomed to having your subjective, transparent rants go unchallenged? And thank you for posting in so typical a way -- it reminds me why I don't post here as a regular any more. -- Paul Lutus http://www.arachnoid.com |
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