On Thursday, February 8, 2024 at 3:19:26 PM UTC-5, ed wrote:
(and thanks for the fish?)
So Google groups is shutting down new posts, which will pretty much finally kill this group
once and for all (for the 3 regular participants, but maybe a few others still lurking out there).
It's been an interesting multi decade(!) ride with you guys. Best of luck out there. ;)
You too, ed.
I've found the iOS Newswatcher app is free for two groups, which combined with Eternal September
for hosting is a 'lousy UI but free' solution. For MacOS, there's Hogwasher, which IIRC they want
$35 for. Still debating what other software might be worth trying or not...in any event, hh@ is a direct
email to me if you're inclined to drop a private line...I'll provide pics of the soon-to-be new ride! <g>
-hh
On 2024-02-08 13:38, -hh wrote:
On Thursday, February 8, 2024 at 3:19:26 PM UTC-5, ed wrote:
(and thanks for the fish?)
So Google groups is shutting down new posts, which will pretty much
finally kill this group
once and for all (for the 3 regular participants, but maybe a few
others still lurking out there).
It's been an interesting multi decade(!) ride with you guys. Best of
luck out there. ;)
You too, ed.
I've found the iOS Newswatcher app is free for two groups, which
combined with Eternal September
for hosting is a 'lousy UI but free' solution. For MacOS, there's
Hogwasher, which IIRC they want
$35 for. Still debating what other software might be worth trying or
not...in any event, hh@ is a direct
email to me if you're inclined to drop a private line...I'll provide
pics of the soon-to-be new ride! <g>
-hh
I've been using Thunderbird fairly successfully. There is some weirdness where it stops communicating with Eternal-September until I quit and re-launch it.
On 2/8/24 15:43, Alan wrote:
On 2024-02-08 13:38, -hh wrote:
On Thursday, February 8, 2024 at 3:19:26 PM UTC-5, ed wrote:
(and thanks for the fish?)
So Google groups is shutting down new posts, which will pretty much
finally kill this group
once and for all (for the 3 regular participants, but maybe a few
others still lurking out there).
It's been an interesting multi decade(!) ride with you guys. Best of
luck out there. ;)
You too, ed.
I've found the iOS Newswatcher app is free for two groups, which
combined with Eternal September
for hosting is a 'lousy UI but free' solution. For MacOS, there's
Hogwasher, which IIRC they want
$35 for. Still debating what other software might be worth trying or
not...in any event, hh@ is a direct
email to me if you're inclined to drop a private line...I'll provide
pics of the soon-to-be new ride! <g>
-hh
I've been using Thunderbird fairly successfully. There is some weirdness
where it stops communicating with Eternal-September until I quit and
re-launch it.
Yeah.. I think it happens if you leave it open too long?
On Feb 12, 2024 at 12:30:21 PM EST, "candycanearter07" <no@thanks.net> wrote:
On 2/8/24 15:43, Alan wrote:
On 2024-02-08 13:38, -hh wrote:
On Thursday, February 8, 2024 at 3:19:26 PM UTC-5, ed wrote:
(and thanks for the fish?)
So Google groups is shutting down new posts, which will pretty much
finally kill this group
once and for all (for the 3 regular participants, but maybe a few
others still lurking out there).
It's been an interesting multi decade(!) ride with you guys. Best of >>>>> luck out there. ;)
You too, ed.
I've found the iOS Newswatcher app is free for two groups, which
combined with Eternal September
for hosting is a 'lousy UI but free' solution. For MacOS, there's
Hogwasher, which IIRC they want
$35 for. Still debating what other software might be worth trying or
not...in any event, hh@ is a direct
email to me if you're inclined to drop a private line...I'll provide
pics of the soon-to-be new ride! <g>
-hh
I've been using Thunderbird fairly successfully. There is some weirdness >>> where it stops communicating with Eternal-September until I quit and
re-launch it.
Yeah.. I think it happens if you leave it open too long?
I had that problem with Thunderbird too. But I am not using Eternal September.
It would just lose the connection after a few minutes. Close and restart and its fine again for a few minutes. Plus Thunderbird is unuseably slow on my old 2014 Mac Mini. As in it just locks up for no reason.
For these (and other bugs/problems) I gave up on Thunderbird and bought Usenapp. It is lightning fast on the old Mac Mini. No connection problems. In fact, no problems at all.
I've said it before and I say it again. Thunderbird is shit software. Yes, its
free. And worth every penny.
Tyrone <none@none.none> wrote at 22:35 this Tuesday (GMT):
On Feb 12, 2024 at 12:30:21 PM EST, "candycanearter07" <no@thanks.net> wrote:
On 2/8/24 15:43, Alan wrote:
On 2024-02-08 13:38, -hh wrote:
On Thursday, February 8, 2024 at 3:19:26 PM UTC-5, ed wrote:
(and thanks for the fish?)
So Google groups is shutting down new posts, which will pretty much >>>>>> finally kill this group
once and for all (for the 3 regular participants, but maybe a few
others still lurking out there).
It's been an interesting multi decade(!) ride with you guys. Best of >>>>>> luck out there. ;)
You too, ed.
I've found the iOS Newswatcher app is free for two groups, which
combined with Eternal September
for hosting is a 'lousy UI but free' solution. For MacOS, there's
Hogwasher, which IIRC they want
$35 for. Still debating what other software might be worth trying or >>>>> not...in any event, hh@ is a direct
email to me if you're inclined to drop a private line...I'll provide >>>>> pics of the soon-to-be new ride! <g>
-hh
I've been using Thunderbird fairly successfully. There is some weirdness >>>> where it stops communicating with Eternal-September until I quit and
re-launch it.
Yeah.. I think it happens if you leave it open too long?
I had that problem with Thunderbird too. But I am not using Eternal September.
It would just lose the connection after a few minutes. Close and restart and
its fine again for a few minutes. Plus Thunderbird is unuseably slow on my >> old 2014 Mac Mini. As in it just locks up for no reason.
For these (and other bugs/problems) I gave up on Thunderbird and bought
Usenapp. It is lightning fast on the old Mac Mini. No connection problems. In
fact, no problems at all.
I've said it before and I say it again. Thunderbird is shit software. Yes, its
free. And worth every penny.
Yeah, I had a lot of frustrations with TB/BB. That's why I switched to
slrn.
On 6/20/24 2:00 AM, candycanearter07 wrote:
Tyrone <none@none.none> wrote at 22:35 this Tuesday (GMT):
On Feb 12, 2024 at 12:30:21 PM EST, "candycanearter07" <no@thanks.net> wrote:
On 2/8/24 15:43, Alan wrote:
On 2024-02-08 13:38, -hh wrote:
On Thursday, February 8, 2024 at 3:19:26 PM UTC-5, ed wrote:
(and thanks for the fish?)
So Google groups is shutting down new posts, which will pretty much >>>>>>> finally kill this group
once and for all (for the 3 regular participants, but maybe a few >>>>>>> others still lurking out there).
It's been an interesting multi decade(!) ride with you guys. Best of >>>>>>> luck out there. ;)
You too, ed.
I've found the iOS Newswatcher app is free for two groups, which
combined with Eternal September
for hosting is a 'lousy UI but free' solution. For MacOS, there's >>>>>> Hogwasher, which IIRC they want
$35 for. Still debating what other software might be worth trying or >>>>>> not...in any event, hh@ is a direct
email to me if you're inclined to drop a private line...I'll provide >>>>>> pics of the soon-to-be new ride! <g>
-hh
I've been using Thunderbird fairly successfully. There is some weirdness >>>>> where it stops communicating with Eternal-September until I quit and >>>>> re-launch it.
Yeah.. I think it happens if you leave it open too long?
I had that problem with Thunderbird too. But I am not using Eternal September.
It would just lose the connection after a few minutes. Close and restart and
its fine again for a few minutes. Plus Thunderbird is unuseably slow on my >>> old 2014 Mac Mini. As in it just locks up for no reason.
For these (and other bugs/problems) I gave up on Thunderbird and bought
Usenapp. It is lightning fast on the old Mac Mini. No connection problems. In
fact, no problems at all.
I've said it before and I say it again. Thunderbird is shit software. Yes, its
free. And worth every penny.
Yeah, I had a lot of frustrations with TB/BB. That's why I switched to
slrn.
I've not really had any problems with it, but I'm not particularly
demanding on USENET this past decade. Similarly, I don't recall doing
any of the SSL Certificate stuff that Tom mentioned .. although it is possible that the task he's complaining about was so trivially easy that
I simply forgot about it.
-hh
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