I gave up on that a long time ago. If you write something in echomail,
it's into the wild and you have no khontrol, even routed metmail. You still
have the idiots that love to read everything in-transit...
It's not about Khontrol, it's simply a place for sysops to discuss what they want to discuss with other sysops.
When sysops are sneeking to meet, notably as secret lovers, it is
called a *tryst*. Do you understand what the origin of the word is?
I understand the word but you are using it incorrectly. We are not lovers or sneaking anything.
It's not about Khontrol, it's simply a place for sysops to discuss what
they want to discuss with other sysops.
Yes, it is. There is absolutely no doubt it is about Khontrol.
A meeting is when people get together for any reason. An echo is
an area for people to get together, for any reason. You have stated
yourself this is such an echo - a place for sysops to discuss what
they want to discuss with other sysops.
So far, so good. That is a concept I believe all can agree on.
But that is not the question.
What you are suggesting is for sysops to have meetings in secret.
Where only they can play. With nobody else around.
When sysops are sneeking to meet, notably as secret lovers, it is
called a *tryst*. Do you understand what the origin of the word is?
The word comes from Middle English, and originally referred to a
designated hunting station.
But every time they try to gather, somebody lets the sunshine in,
and we all know what happens next.
Ward Dossche wrote to Alan Ianson <=-
When sysops are sneeking to meet, notably as secret lovers, it is
called a *tryst*. Do you understand what the origin of the word is?
I understand the word but you are using it incorrectly. We are not lovers or sneaking anything.
You got it wrong, Lee was talking about 'sneeking', not 'sneaking' ... surely there must be a difference ...
You got it wrong, Lee was talking about 'sneeking', not 'sneaking' AI>WD> ... surely there must be a difference ...
Yes, he "snuck" that one in on me.
Lee Lofaso wrote to Alan Ianson <=-
What you are suggesting is for sysops to have meetings in secret.
Where only they can play. With nobody else around.
It's not about Khontrol, it's simply a place for sysops to discuss what
they want to discuss with other sysops.
Yes, it is. There is absolutely no doubt it is about Khontrol.
What Khontrol is it that you speak of?
A meeting is when people get together for any reason. An echo is
an area for people to get together, for any reason. You have stated
yourself this is such an echo - a place for sysops to discuss what
they want to discuss with other sysops.
So far, so good. That is a concept I believe all can agree on.
Good.
But that is not the question.
I see a deflection coming on.
What you are suggesting is for sysops to have meetings in secret.
Where only they can play. With nobody else around.
We are not meeting in secret. We are having a discussion amongst ourselves.
When sysops are sneeking to meet, notably as secret lovers, it is
called a *tryst*. Do you understand what the origin of the word is?
I understand the word but you are using it incorrectly. We are not lovers or
sneaking anything.
The word comes from Middle English, and originally referred to a
designated hunting station.
There is no hunt.
But every time they try to gather, somebody lets the sunshine in,
and we all know what happens next.
No, the echo is leaking. You are not the first leak and you won't be the last.
Lee Lofaso wrote to Alan Ianson <=-
Yes, it is. There is absolutely no doubt it is about Khontrol.
What Khontrol is it that you speak of?
Only the kind that fools believe.
Yes, it is. There is absolutely no doubt it is about Khontrol.
What Khontrol is it that you speak of?
Only the kind that fools believe.
I see a deflection coming on.
Not at all.
With others present. Which is what your gripe is, and of which
you have been unable to explain why.
What you are suggesting is for sysops to have meetings in secret.
Where only they can play. With nobody else around.
Why is that a problem?
Lee Lofaso wrote to Mike Powell <=-
What you are suggesting is for sysops to have meetings in secret.
Where only they can play. With nobody else around.
Why is that a problem?
Not everybody agrees with Vladimir Putin. Or with Mike Powell.
But if you adore Putin, and love secrecy, please feel free to move
to Russia. Steven Seagal did. And he loves it.
What you are suggesting is for sysops to have meetings in secret.
Where only they can play. With nobody else around.
Why is that a problem?
Not everybody agrees with Vladimir Putin. Or with Mike Powell.
But if you adore Putin, and love secrecy, please feel free to move
to Russia. Steven Seagal did. And he loves it.
Nor apparently with Joe Biden, who also knows that there are some government things that are not for public consumption.
But maybe Lee Lofaso is more like Donald Trump, who apparently does not understand such things and likes to make trouble.
That would make sense.
Lee Lofaso wrote to Mike Powell <=-
But maybe Lee Lofaso is more like Donald Trump, who apparently does not understand such things and likes to make trouble.
The entity known as Lee Lofaso is a figment of somebody's wild
and overactive imagination.
I replaced some fluorescent bulbs recently and found LED tubes - they're the same form factor, but inside are a line of LEDs. They lightg up quickly and don't flicker like fluorescents do.
At about $20 a piece, they could add up.
But the LED variety cost even more.
I bought mine (60 cm T8) from AliExpress for about 5 EUR each (free shipping). They were connected so that all I had to do was remove the starter. Removing the ballast is optional.
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32797875292.html
But maybe Lee Lofaso is more like Donald Trump, who apparently does not
understand such things and likes to make trouble.
The entity known as Lee Lofaso is a figment of somebody's wild
and overactive imagination.
Yes, we all know that, Beeeorn.
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