🚀 go-pugleaf

	- hi; in article, <1310965145snz@nospam.demon.co.uk>,
	  pete@nospam.demon.co.uk _fairly_ recently offered:
>	    A long, long time ago ppint. at pplay" writes:
>[..]
>>	- demon/thus plc have recently junked their ftp server, and
>>	the ftp.demon.co.uk site no longer exists; aught that was
>>	uniquely available from it is presumably lost, unless it has
>>	been kept privately: i can provide the last, y2k bug-fixed
>>	version of the executable (DIS221.EXE), but not the source -
>>	and i probably do not have enough room left on my web-site to
>>	make it again available by ftp on a long-term basis... (- [a])
>
>Just doing some housekeeping/backing-up over the weekend, and came 
>across the source code for DIS.  Can't remember what version it is, 
>and have never tried to build it, but if there is a demand I'll 
>certainly have a go...

	- we could perhaps be the last couple of readers left of
	dipspc - is anyone else out there ?


	- "is anybody there ?"


	- currently, i'm trying to find a copy of snzTune, which i
	forgot to download off ftp.demon.co.uk during its last few
	days; this is a fairly leisurely hunt, however, as it isn't
	so often i discover i really would like to read a multiply-
	cross-posted article, let alone one by any of the few pains
	i've kill-filed... deleting unneeded messages from groups i
	don't expire in the ordinary way, would be its greatest use.

	(the last machine i know i had it on, was a 5x86 - a non-
	pentium - whose motherboard battery was (?)welded in - or
	possibly plumber's solder-ed in - and when it expired, i
	further discovered i'd need a metal-cutting torch, to get
	at the machine screws holding in the hard drive...)


	- love, a ppint. hoping demon/thus don't go through with
	  their plan to junk the current choice of smtp & pop3...

	[drop the "v", and change the "f" to a "g", to email or cc.]
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