Anyone care about the binary update postings?

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3 total messages Started by plambert$1 Wed, 06 Oct 1999 00:00

#75

Author: plambert$1
Date: Wed, 06 Oct 1999 00:00

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I'm closing my Best/Verio account soon.  Anyone care about the binary
postings every day?  If not, no big deal.  If so, someone please volunteer
to run the script from cron.  It's simple, stupid, and braindead.

In fact, other than running mutt, I haven't used my shell in a few months,
and the damn thing still works.  Imagine that!  ;-)

--plambert

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And how do you know what you need to know?  Life has certain,
shall we say, boundary problems....  -- Todd Michel McComb

Re: Anyone care about the binary update postings?

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Author: plambert$1
Date: Wed, 06 Oct 1999 00:00

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plambert$1@plambert.org spewed:
> I'm closing my Best/Verio account soon.  Anyone care about the binary
> postings every day?  If not, no big deal.  If so, someone please volunteer
> to run the script from cron.  It's simple, stupid, and braindead.

> In fact, other than running mutt, I haven't used my shell in a few months,
> and the damn thing still works.  Imagine that!  ;-)

> --plambert

Ahh, I'm following up to myself.  The end has begun.

Many thanks to all who responded.  The changeover has probably occurred
and y'all will learn who the lucky winner is in a little over a half
hour.

Thanks again to everyone!

--plambert

Re: Anyone care about the binary update postings?

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Author: Bob O`Brien
Date: Wed, 06 Oct 1999 00:00

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Marty Fouts  <mjf@shell3.ba.best.com> wrote:
>
>Times Up!  Who is the lucky winner?
>

Let me guess - you have the "no files updated" case KILLfiled?

No, that would not excuse your not knowing...

	Bob O`Bob
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