I'm using Pan.
So does Feeb, but he won't admit it. Guess why?
vallor wrote:
I'm using Pan.he asked me and i said don't
So does Feeb, but he won't admit it. Guess why?
On Fri, 3 Nov 2023 19:40:19 -0700, % wrote:
vallor wrote:
I'm using Pan.he asked me and i said don't
So does Feeb, but he won't admit it. Guess why?
Good advice. He might reveal that he's both on Windows
and a few versions behind.
I'm not sure he can easily build Pan on his distro.
I'm using Pan.
So does Feeb, but he won't admit it. Guess why?
On Fri, 3 Nov 2023 19:40:19 -0700, % wrote:
vallor wrote:
I'm using Pan.he asked me and i said don't
So does Feeb, but he won't admit it. Guess why?
Good advice. He might reveal that he's both on Windows
and a few versions behind.
I'm not sure he can easily build Pan on his distro.
I'm using Pan.
So does Feeb, but he won't admit it. Guess why?
vallor <vallor@cultnix.org> wrote:
I'm using Pan.
So does Feeb, but he won't admit it. Guess why?
Russell is in a deluded world where he's the only intelligent being,
snorting meth to the head, and playing around on an overpowered
computer lacking an SSD. Anyone could compile Pan without a
User-Agent header, as he did,
but most would feel like a total
masturbatory retard, he lacks this self-correcting thought.
On 11/3/2023 10:23 PM, vallor wrote:
I'm using Pan.
So does Feeb, but he won't admit it. Guess why?
Because it's a GUI app, and he's been spewing "only pussies use a GUI
crutch" for literally 8 years:
"a "desktop" is another GUI "crutch" or "shell" between the user and the >machine." - Feeb Nov 2015
Since he's ALWAYS been a sad-sack GuhNoo liar and hypocrite, he finally
hid the Pan User-Agent header and began lying that his posts are
submitted with a command-line Linux newsreader.
DFS <nospam@dfs.com> wrote:
On 11/3/2023 10:23 PM, vallor wrote:
I'm using Pan.
So does Feeb, but he won't admit it. Guess why?
Because it's a GUI app, and he's been spewing "only pussies use a GUI
crutch" for literally 8 years:
"a "desktop" is another GUI "crutch" or "shell" between the user and the
machine." - Feeb Nov 2015
Since he's ALWAYS been a sad-sack GuhNoo liar and hypocrite, he finally
hid the Pan User-Agent header and began lying that his posts are
submitted with a command-line Linux newsreader.
It's this kind of nutty shit from Russell, that tells you he's on
meth. People who abuse Red Bull are already bad enough, people that snort/smoke/shoot crystal are beyond Satanic. Just laughable to live
that way, but it's addictive.
I'm using Pan.
So does Feeb, but he won't admit it. Guess why?
So, you consider people, of African descent, subhuman (even though that
would mean every race, having come from Africa ultimately, is lacking
something), and you consider a, legitimately established, disability
income as just government welfare, for a drug addict.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiregional_origin_of_modern_humans
The multiregional theory is not the same as the older polygenetic theory
but it does pose good questions about Chris Stringer's out of Africa
theory.
So, you consider people, of African descent, subhuman (even though that
would mean every race, having come from Africa ultimately, is lacking something), and you consider a, legitimately established, disability
income as just government welfare, for a drug addict.
On 11/3/2023 10:52 PM, Joel wrote:
vallor <vallor@cultnix.org> wrote:
I'm using Pan.
So does Feeb, but he won't admit it. Guess why?
Russell is in a deluded world where he's the only intelligent being,
snorting meth to the head, and playing around on an overpowered
computer lacking an SSD. Anyone could compile Pan without a User-Agent
header, as he did,
I doubt he compiled it. He just updated a settings file. He made the
same change on his Linux hobbybox and his Windows workbox.
On Windows: C:\Users\<user>\.pan2\preferences.xml
vallor wrote:
On Fri, 3 Nov 2023 19:40:19 -0700, % wrote:it's so old i'm surprised anyone can use it
vallor wrote:
I'm using Pan.he asked me and i said don't
So does Feeb, but he won't admit it. Guess why?
Good advice. He might reveal that he's both on Windows and a few
versions behind.
I'm not sure he can easily build Pan on his distro.
On 11/3/2023 10:52 PM, Joel wrote:
vallor <vallor@cultnix.org> wrote:
I'm using Pan.
So does Feeb, but he won't admit it. Guess why?
Russell is in a deluded world where he's the only intelligent being,
snorting meth to the head, and playing around on an overpowered
computer lacking an SSD. Anyone could compile Pan without a User-Agent
header, as he did,
I doubt he compiled it. He just updated a settings file. He made the
same change on his Linux hobbybox and his Windows workbox.
On Windows: C:\Users\<user>\.pan2\preferences.xml
On Fri, 3 Nov 2023 21:34:32 -0700, % <pursent100@gmail.com> wrote in <T9adnY3YSrpFVNj4nZ2dnZfqnPednZ2d@giganews.com>:
vallor wrote:
On Fri, 3 Nov 2023 19:40:19 -0700, % wrote:it's so old i'm surprised anyone can use it
vallor wrote:
I'm using Pan.he asked me and i said don't
So does Feeb, but he won't admit it. Guess why?
Good advice. He might reveal that he's both on Windows and a few
versions behind.
I'm not sure he can easily build Pan on his distro.
What are you talking about? It's still being maintained.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
Date: Wed Nov 1 17:44:00 2023 +0100
release 0.155
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
Is _your_ newsreader still being maintained?
On Sat, 4 Nov 2023 13:57:33 -0400, DFS <nospam@dfs.com> wrote in ><bCv1N.366200$w4ec.319244@fx14.iad>:
On 11/3/2023 10:52 PM, Joel wrote:
vallor <vallor@cultnix.org> wrote:
I'm using Pan.
So does Feeb, but he won't admit it. Guess why?
Russell is in a deluded world where he's the only intelligent being,
snorting meth to the head, and playing around on an overpowered
computer lacking an SSD. Anyone could compile Pan without a User-Agent
header, as he did,
I doubt he compiled it. He just updated a settings file. He made the
same change on his Linux hobbybox and his Windows workbox.
On Windows: C:\Users\<user>\.pan2\preferences.xml
And I told him he could edit his preferences.xml to
change it.
At the time, he was running his distro's pan.
Some mind-reading: He couldn't stand to see that
my version was newer than his version.
In article <1b2dkil39b4f64055...@4ax.com>, joel...@gmail.com says...
You are exactly what's wrong with the country. You're the guy like Limbaugh, who attacked drug users until he became one, himself.
You know, you really need to lose weight, hog boy. "Jajaja!"
On Sat, 4 Nov 2023 13:57:33 -0400, DFS <nospam@dfs.com> wrote in <bCv1N.366200$w4ec.319244@fx14.iad>:
On 11/3/2023 10:52 PM, Joel wrote:
vallor <vallor@cultnix.org> wrote:
I'm using Pan.
So does Feeb, but he won't admit it. Guess why?
Russell is in a deluded world where he's the only intelligent being,
snorting meth to the head, and playing around on an overpowered
computer lacking an SSD. Anyone could compile Pan without a User-Agent
header, as he did,
I doubt he compiled it. He just updated a settings file. He made the
same change on his Linux hobbybox and his Windows workbox.
On Windows: C:\Users\<user>\.pan2\preferences.xml
And I told him he could edit his preferences.xml to
change it.
At the time, he was running his distro's pan.
Some mind-reading: He couldn't stand to see that
my version was newer than his version.
% <peescent@qmail.net> wrote:
I have no problem, talking about taking cock in my ass. Who cares?i have forwarded this post to donnis and wayne
What are you so obsessed with other people, for?
yer welcome
Free hint, you don't know my mom's email address, and my dad died in
2007. My mom also knows I'm bi, and that my GF is trans. So think I
give a rat's ass, even if you did find a way to contact her.
Free hint, you don't know my mom's email address, and my dad died in
2007. My mom also knows I'm bi, and that my GF is trans. So think I
give a rat's ass, even if you did find a way to contact her.
Years ago, a cola troll sent an email to "Linux advocate" Creepy Chris >Ahlstrom's wife:
------------------------------------------------------------------------- >"Your husband needs a break from Usenet when he continually calls people
'cunts'. Kindly have a chat with him."
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
ha!
In response, Ahlstrom's wife kicked his ass: >-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Hey
1. who is this person and how does he have my email address at work and
2. why do you use such a disgusting term. That really does bother me...
you are like Jeb the soccer coach! Pig.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
and Creepy moaned to cola: >-------------------------------------------------------------------------
I'm going to have to deal with my wife's anger over fairly standard
COLA pub behavior among men/boys, while the anonymous sick bastard is
tickled pink about it. >-------------------------------------------------------------------------
That was a classic! What made it even better was everyone knew how >pussy-whipped Ahlstrom was, and that his wife wore the pants in the >household:
"My wife used to dole out my weekly allowance, $20, and then quiz me
about where I spent it, as she didn't expect me to buy snacks and such.
She's a lot more tolerant now, and it took years of resistance."
JHC.
You don't let your tranny boyfriend boss you around, do you?
On 11/5/2023 2:40 PM, Joel wrote:
% <pees...@qmail.net> wrote:
I have no problem, talking about taking cock in my ass. Who cares?i have forwarded this post to donnis and wayne
What are you so obsessed with other people, for?
yer welcome
Free hint, you don't know my mom's email address, and my dad died in
2007. My mom also knows I'm bi, and that my GF is trans. So think I
give a rat's ass, even if you did find a way to contact her.
Years ago, a cola troll sent an email to "Linux advocate" Creepy Chris Ahlstrom's wife:
...
and Creepy moaned to cola: ------------------------------------------------------------------------- I'm going to have to deal with my wife's anger over fairly standard
COLA pub behavior among men/boys, while the anonymous sick bastard is tickled pink about it. -------------------------------------------------------------------------
That was a classic! What made it even better was everyone knew how pussy-whipped Ahlstrom was, and that his wife wore the pants in the household:
"My wife used to dole out my weekly allowance, $20, and then quiz me
about where I spent it, as she didn't expect me to buy snacks and such. She's a lot more tolerant now, and it took years of resistance."
JHC.
On Sunday, November 5, 2023 at 3:05:25 PM UTC-5, DFS wrote:
On 11/5/2023 2:40 PM, Joel wrote:
% <pees...@qmail.net> wrote:
I have no problem, talking about taking cock in my ass. Who cares?i have forwarded this post to donnis and wayne
What are you so obsessed with other people, for?
yer welcome
Free hint, you don't know my mom's email address, and my dad died in
2007. My mom also knows I'm bi, and that my GF is trans. So think I
give a rat's ass, even if you did find a way to contact her.
Years ago, a cola troll sent an email to "Linux advocate" Creepy Chris
Ahlstrom's wife:
...
and Creepy moaned to cola:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
I'm going to have to deal with my wife's anger over fairly standard
COLA pub behavior among men/boys, while the anonymous sick bastard is
tickled pink about it.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
That was a classic! What made it even better was everyone knew how
pussy-whipped Ahlstrom was, and that his wife wore the pants in the
household:
"My wife used to dole out my weekly allowance, $20, and then quiz me
about where I spent it, as she didn't expect me to buy snacks and such.
She's a lot more tolerant now, and it took years of resistance."
JHC.
I found him to be humorous when upon an occasion, he tried to brag about
his "beautiful" Linux desktop. Fortunately, the Internet is forever:
<http://huntzinger.com/usenet/Chris_Ahlstrom-Facebook_Linux-desktop.jpg>
YMMV, but I find the readability of that to be somewhere between "sucks" and "OMG!".
-hh
On 11/6/2023 4:12 PM, -hh wrote:
On Sunday, November 5, 2023 at 3:05:25 PM UTC-5, DFS wrote:
On 11/5/2023 2:40 PM, Joel wrote:
% <pees...@qmail.net> wrote:
I have no problem, talking about taking cock in my ass. Who cares? >>>>>> What are you so obsessed with other people, for?i have forwarded this post to donnis and wayne
yer welcome
Free hint, you don't know my mom's email address, and my dad died in
2007. My mom also knows I'm bi, and that my GF is trans. So think I
give a rat's ass, even if you did find a way to contact her.
Years ago, a cola troll sent an email to "Linux advocate" Creepy Chris
Ahlstrom's wife:
...
and Creepy moaned to cola:
------------------------------------------------------------------------- >>> I'm going to have to deal with my wife's anger over fairly standard
COLA pub behavior among men/boys, while the anonymous sick bastard is
tickled pink about it.
------------------------------------------------------------------------- >>>
That was a classic! What made it even better was everyone knew how
pussy-whipped Ahlstrom was, and that his wife wore the pants in the
household:
"My wife used to dole out my weekly allowance, $20, and then quiz me
about where I spent it, as she didn't expect me to buy snacks and such.
She's a lot more tolerant now, and it took years of resistance."
JHC.
I found him to be humorous when upon an occasion, he tried to brag about
his "beautiful" Linux desktop. Fortunately, the Internet is forever:
<http://huntzinger.com/usenet/Chris_Ahlstrom-Facebook_Linux-desktop.jpg>
YMMV, but I find the readability of that to be somewhere between
"sucks" and "OMG!".
-hh
ha! Good memory. I had forgotten about that useless transparent
desktop of his.
You've been around cola for a while. Do you remember when Linux virtual desktops on spinning cubes were all the rage? Or windows that burned
down and turned to ash onscreen? That silly stuff was a fad that died
off pretty quickly.
On 2023-11-06 6:58 p.m., DFS wrote:
On 11/6/2023 4:12 PM, -hh wrote:
On Sunday, November 5, 2023 at 3:05:25 PM UTC-5, DFS wrote:
On 11/5/2023 2:40 PM, Joel wrote:
% <pees...@qmail.net> wrote:
I have no problem, talking about taking cock in my ass. Who cares? >>>>>>> What are you so obsessed with other people, for?i have forwarded this post to donnis and wayne
yer welcome
Free hint, you don't know my mom's email address, and my dad died in >>>>> 2007. My mom also knows I'm bi, and that my GF is trans. So think I
give a rat's ass, even if you did find a way to contact her.
Years ago, a cola troll sent an email to "Linux advocate" Creepy Chris >>>> Ahlstrom's wife:
...
and Creepy moaned to cola:
------------------------------------------------------------------------- >>>> I'm going to have to deal with my wife's anger over fairly standard
COLA pub behavior among men/boys, while the anonymous sick bastard is
tickled pink about it.
------------------------------------------------------------------------- >>>>
That was a classic! What made it even better was everyone knew how
pussy-whipped Ahlstrom was, and that his wife wore the pants in the
household:
"My wife used to dole out my weekly allowance, $20, and then quiz me
about where I spent it, as she didn't expect me to buy snacks and such. >>>> She's a lot more tolerant now, and it took years of resistance."
JHC.
I found him to be humorous when upon an occasion, he tried to brag about >>> his "beautiful" Linux desktop. Fortunately, the Internet is forever:
<http://huntzinger.com/usenet/Chris_Ahlstrom-Facebook_Linux-desktop.jpg> >>>
YMMV, but I find the readability of that to be somewhere between
"sucks" and "OMG!".
-hh
ha! Good memory. I had forgotten about that useless transparent
desktop of his.
You've been around cola for a while. Do you remember when Linux virtual
desktops on spinning cubes were all the rage? Or windows that burned
down and turned to ash onscreen? That silly stuff was a fad that died
off pretty quickly.
It was neat, but it added absolutely nothing to the experience of using Linux. Most people quickly realize that they want that window of theirs
to disappear as quickly as possible, same with the desktop. The only
effect that I think people can live with is MacOS's magic lamp
minimization one. It's pretty and it also makes a lot of sense.
You've been around cola for a while. Do you remember when Linux virtual desktops on spinning cubes were all the rage? Or windows that burned
down and turned to ash onscreen? That silly stuff was a fad that died
off pretty quickly.
On 2023-11-07, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
On 2023-11-06 6:58 p.m., DFS wrote:
On 11/6/2023 4:12 PM, -hh wrote:
On Sunday, November 5, 2023 at 3:05:25 PM UTC-5, DFS wrote:
On 11/5/2023 2:40 PM, Joel wrote:
% <pees...@qmail.net> wrote:
I have no problem, talking about taking cock in my ass. Who cares? >>>>>>>> What are you so obsessed with other people, for?i have forwarded this post to donnis and wayne
yer welcome
Free hint, you don't know my mom's email address, and my dad died in >>>>>> 2007. My mom also knows I'm bi, and that my GF is trans. So think I >>>>>> give a rat's ass, even if you did find a way to contact her.
Years ago, a cola troll sent an email to "Linux advocate" Creepy Chris >>>>> Ahlstrom's wife:
...
and Creepy moaned to cola:
------------------------------------------------------------------------- >>>>> I'm going to have to deal with my wife's anger over fairly standard
COLA pub behavior among men/boys, while the anonymous sick bastard is >>>>> tickled pink about it.
------------------------------------------------------------------------- >>>>>
That was a classic! What made it even better was everyone knew how
pussy-whipped Ahlstrom was, and that his wife wore the pants in the
household:
"My wife used to dole out my weekly allowance, $20, and then quiz me >>>>> about where I spent it, as she didn't expect me to buy snacks and such. >>>>> She's a lot more tolerant now, and it took years of resistance."
JHC.
I found him to be humorous when upon an occasion, he tried to brag about >>>> his "beautiful" Linux desktop. Fortunately, the Internet is forever: >>>>
<http://huntzinger.com/usenet/Chris_Ahlstrom-Facebook_Linux-desktop.jpg> >>>>
YMMV, but I find the readability of that to be somewhere between
"sucks" and "OMG!".
-hh
ha! Good memory. I had forgotten about that useless transparent
desktop of his.
You've been around cola for a while. Do you remember when Linux virtual >>> desktops on spinning cubes were all the rage? Or windows that burned
down and turned to ash onscreen? That silly stuff was a fad that died
off pretty quickly.
It was neat, but it added absolutely nothing to the experience of using
Linux. Most people quickly realize that they want that window of theirs
to disappear as quickly as possible, same with the desktop. The only
effect that I think people can live with is MacOS's magic lamp
minimization one. It's pretty and it also makes a lot of sense.
Of course Mac has to screw it up by not allowing you to shut down the application with one click – which I'll never understand. That's the opposite of efficient.
On 2023-11-06 8:14 p.m., RonB wrote:
On 2023-11-07, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
On 2023-11-06 6:58 p.m., DFS wrote:
On 11/6/2023 4:12 PM, -hh wrote:
On Sunday, November 5, 2023 at 3:05:25 PM UTC-5, DFS wrote:
On 11/5/2023 2:40 PM, Joel wrote:
% <pees...@qmail.net> wrote:
I have no problem, talking about taking cock in my ass. Who cares? >>>>>>>>> What are you so obsessed with other people, for?i have forwarded this post to donnis and wayne
yer welcome
Free hint, you don't know my mom's email address, and my dad died in >>>>>>> 2007. My mom also knows I'm bi, and that my GF is trans. So think I >>>>>>> give a rat's ass, even if you did find a way to contact her.
Years ago, a cola troll sent an email to "Linux advocate" Creepy Chris >>>>>> Ahlstrom's wife:
...
and Creepy moaned to cola:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
I'm going to have to deal with my wife's anger over fairly standard >>>>>> COLA pub behavior among men/boys, while the anonymous sick bastard is >>>>>> tickled pink about it.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
That was a classic! What made it even better was everyone knew how >>>>>> pussy-whipped Ahlstrom was, and that his wife wore the pants in the >>>>>> household:
"My wife used to dole out my weekly allowance, $20, and then quiz me >>>>>> about where I spent it, as she didn't expect me to buy snacks and such. >>>>>> She's a lot more tolerant now, and it took years of resistance."
JHC.
I found him to be humorous when upon an occasion, he tried to brag about >>>>> his "beautiful" Linux desktop. Fortunately, the Internet is forever: >>>>>
<http://huntzinger.com/usenet/Chris_Ahlstrom-Facebook_Linux-desktop.jpg> >>>>>
YMMV, but I find the readability of that to be somewhere between
"sucks" and "OMG!".
-hh
ha! Good memory. I had forgotten about that useless transparent
desktop of his.
You've been around cola for a while. Do you remember when Linux virtual >>>> desktops on spinning cubes were all the rage? Or windows that burned >>>> down and turned to ash onscreen? That silly stuff was a fad that died >>>> off pretty quickly.
It was neat, but it added absolutely nothing to the experience of using
Linux. Most people quickly realize that they want that window of theirs
to disappear as quickly as possible, same with the desktop. The only
effect that I think people can live with is MacOS's magic lamp
minimization one. It's pretty and it also makes a lot of sense.
Of course Mac has to screw it up by not allowing you to shut down the
application with one click – which I'll never understand. That's the
opposite of efficient.
Yeah, but when you think about it, even Windows applications don't shut
down with one click anymore. A lot of them just minimize to the tray or continue working in the background because they're "modern" apps.
On 2023-11-07, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
On 2023-11-06 8:14 p.m., RonB wrote:
On 2023-11-07, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
On 2023-11-06 6:58 p.m., DFS wrote:
On 11/6/2023 4:12 PM, -hh wrote:
On Sunday, November 5, 2023 at 3:05:25 PM UTC-5, DFS wrote:
On 11/5/2023 2:40 PM, Joel wrote:
% <pees...@qmail.net> wrote:
I have no problem, talking about taking cock in my ass. Who cares? >>>>>>>>>> What are you so obsessed with other people, for?i have forwarded this post to donnis and wayne
yer welcome
Free hint, you don't know my mom's email address, and my dad died in >>>>>>>> 2007. My mom also knows I'm bi, and that my GF is trans. So think I >>>>>>>> give a rat's ass, even if you did find a way to contact her.
Years ago, a cola troll sent an email to "Linux advocate" Creepy Chris >>>>>>> Ahlstrom's wife:
...
and Creepy moaned to cola:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
I'm going to have to deal with my wife's anger over fairly standard >>>>>>> COLA pub behavior among men/boys, while the anonymous sick bastard is >>>>>>> tickled pink about it.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
That was a classic! What made it even better was everyone knew how >>>>>>> pussy-whipped Ahlstrom was, and that his wife wore the pants in the >>>>>>> household:
"My wife used to dole out my weekly allowance, $20, and then quiz me >>>>>>> about where I spent it, as she didn't expect me to buy snacks and such. >>>>>>> She's a lot more tolerant now, and it took years of resistance." >>>>>>>
JHC.
I found him to be humorous when upon an occasion, he tried to brag about >>>>>> his "beautiful" Linux desktop. Fortunately, the Internet is forever: >>>>>>
<http://huntzinger.com/usenet/Chris_Ahlstrom-Facebook_Linux-desktop.jpg> >>>>>>
YMMV, but I find the readability of that to be somewhere between
"sucks" and "OMG!".
-hh
ha! Good memory. I had forgotten about that useless transparent
desktop of his.
You've been around cola for a while. Do you remember when Linux virtual >>>>> desktops on spinning cubes were all the rage? Or windows that burned >>>>> down and turned to ash onscreen? That silly stuff was a fad that died >>>>> off pretty quickly.
It was neat, but it added absolutely nothing to the experience of using >>>> Linux. Most people quickly realize that they want that window of theirs >>>> to disappear as quickly as possible, same with the desktop. The only
effect that I think people can live with is MacOS's magic lamp
minimization one. It's pretty and it also makes a lot of sense.
Of course Mac has to screw it up by not allowing you to shut down the
application with one click – which I'll never understand. That's the
opposite of efficient.
Yeah, but when you think about it, even Windows applications don't shut
down with one click anymore. A lot of them just minimize to the tray or
continue working in the background because they're "modern" apps.
Okay, but I don't use Windows. I guess I do run into that with Telegram and Discord in Linux, but they're designed to stay in your panel to show when
new posts come in. What's the point of doing this with a word processor or a brower, as examples?
On 2023-11-06 9:02 p.m., RonB wrote:
On 2023-11-07, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
On 2023-11-06 8:14 p.m., RonB wrote:
On 2023-11-07, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
On 2023-11-06 6:58 p.m., DFS wrote:
On 11/6/2023 4:12 PM, -hh wrote:
On Sunday, November 5, 2023 at 3:05:25 PM UTC-5, DFS wrote:
On 11/5/2023 2:40 PM, Joel wrote:
% <pees...@qmail.net> wrote:
I have no problem, talking about taking cock in my ass. Who cares? >>>>>>>>>>> What are you so obsessed with other people, for?i have forwarded this post to donnis and wayne
yer welcome
Free hint, you don't know my mom's email address, and my dad died in >>>>>>>>> 2007. My mom also knows I'm bi, and that my GF is trans. So think I >>>>>>>>> give a rat's ass, even if you did find a way to contact her.
Years ago, a cola troll sent an email to "Linux advocate" Creepy Chris >>>>>>>> Ahlstrom's wife:
...
and Creepy moaned to cola:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
I'm going to have to deal with my wife's anger over fairly standard >>>>>>>> COLA pub behavior among men/boys, while the anonymous sick bastard is >>>>>>>> tickled pink about it.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
That was a classic! What made it even better was everyone knew how >>>>>>>> pussy-whipped Ahlstrom was, and that his wife wore the pants in the >>>>>>>> household:
"My wife used to dole out my weekly allowance, $20, and then quiz me >>>>>>>> about where I spent it, as she didn't expect me to buy snacks and such.
She's a lot more tolerant now, and it took years of resistance." >>>>>>>>
JHC.
I found him to be humorous when upon an occasion, he tried to brag about
his "beautiful" Linux desktop. Fortunately, the Internet is forever: >>>>>>>
<http://huntzinger.com/usenet/Chris_Ahlstrom-Facebook_Linux-desktop.jpg>
YMMV, but I find the readability of that to be somewhere between >>>>>>> "sucks" and "OMG!".
-hh
ha! Good memory. I had forgotten about that useless transparent >>>>>> desktop of his.
You've been around cola for a while. Do you remember when Linux virtual
desktops on spinning cubes were all the rage? Or windows that burned >>>>>> down and turned to ash onscreen? That silly stuff was a fad that died >>>>>> off pretty quickly.
It was neat, but it added absolutely nothing to the experience of using >>>>> Linux. Most people quickly realize that they want that window of theirs >>>>> to disappear as quickly as possible, same with the desktop. The only >>>>> effect that I think people can live with is MacOS's magic lamp
minimization one. It's pretty and it also makes a lot of sense.
Of course Mac has to screw it up by not allowing you to shut down the
application with one click – which I'll never understand. That's the >>>> opposite of efficient.
Yeah, but when you think about it, even Windows applications don't shut
down with one click anymore. A lot of them just minimize to the tray or
continue working in the background because they're "modern" apps.
Okay, but I don't use Windows. I guess I do run into that with Telegram and >> Discord in Linux, but they're designed to stay in your panel to show when
new posts come in. What's the point of doing this with a word processor or a >> brower, as examples?
They load faster if they're out of your way but still in memory. It's
true, but I can't imagine why this would be desired by anyone in an era
where everyone has an SSD and lots of RAM.
On Mon, 6 Nov 2023 18:58:43 -0500, DFS wrote:
You've been around cola for a while. Do you remember when Linux virtual
desktops on spinning cubes were all the rage? Or windows that burned
down and turned to ash onscreen? That silly stuff was a fad that died
off pretty quickly.
A friend of mine loved that shit. What was that funky Windows option? With that enabled if you dragged one of our GUIs it would leave pecker tracks across the screen plus other weird issues.
On 2023-11-07, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
On 2023-11-06 9:02 p.m., RonB wrote:
On 2023-11-07, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
On 2023-11-06 8:14 p.m., RonB wrote:
On 2023-11-07, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
On 2023-11-06 6:58 p.m., DFS wrote:
On 11/6/2023 4:12 PM, -hh wrote:
On Sunday, November 5, 2023 at 3:05:25 PM UTC-5, DFS wrote: >>>>>>>>> On 11/5/2023 2:40 PM, Joel wrote:
% <pees...@qmail.net> wrote:Years ago, a cola troll sent an email to "Linux advocate" Creepy Chris
I have no problem, talking about taking cock in my ass. Who cares? >>>>>>>>>>>> What are you so obsessed with other people, for?i have forwarded this post to donnis and wayne
yer welcome
Free hint, you don't know my mom's email address, and my dad died in >>>>>>>>>> 2007. My mom also knows I'm bi, and that my GF is trans. So think I >>>>>>>>>> give a rat's ass, even if you did find a way to contact her. >>>>>>>>>
Ahlstrom's wife:
...
and Creepy moaned to cola:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
I'm going to have to deal with my wife's anger over fairly standard >>>>>>>>> COLA pub behavior among men/boys, while the anonymous sick bastard is >>>>>>>>> tickled pink about it.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
That was a classic! What made it even better was everyone knew how >>>>>>>>> pussy-whipped Ahlstrom was, and that his wife wore the pants in the >>>>>>>>> household:
"My wife used to dole out my weekly allowance, $20, and then quiz me >>>>>>>>> about where I spent it, as she didn't expect me to buy snacks and such.
She's a lot more tolerant now, and it took years of resistance." >>>>>>>>>
JHC.
I found him to be humorous when upon an occasion, he tried to brag about
his "beautiful" Linux desktop. Fortunately, the Internet is forever: >>>>>>>>
<http://huntzinger.com/usenet/Chris_Ahlstrom-Facebook_Linux-desktop.jpg>
YMMV, but I find the readability of that to be somewhere between >>>>>>>> "sucks" and "OMG!".
-hh
ha! Good memory. I had forgotten about that useless transparent >>>>>>> desktop of his.
You've been around cola for a while. Do you remember when Linux virtual
desktops on spinning cubes were all the rage? Or windows that burned >>>>>>> down and turned to ash onscreen? That silly stuff was a fad that died >>>>>>> off pretty quickly.
It was neat, but it added absolutely nothing to the experience of using >>>>>> Linux. Most people quickly realize that they want that window of theirs >>>>>> to disappear as quickly as possible, same with the desktop. The only >>>>>> effect that I think people can live with is MacOS's magic lamp
minimization one. It's pretty and it also makes a lot of sense.
Of course Mac has to screw it up by not allowing you to shut down the >>>>> application with one click – which I'll never understand. That's the >>>>> opposite of efficient.
Yeah, but when you think about it, even Windows applications don't shut >>>> down with one click anymore. A lot of them just minimize to the tray or >>>> continue working in the background because they're "modern" apps.
Okay, but I don't use Windows. I guess I do run into that with Telegram and >>> Discord in Linux, but they're designed to stay in your panel to show when >>> new posts come in. What's the point of doing this with a word processor or a
brower, as examples?
They load faster if they're out of your way but still in memory. It's
true, but I can't imagine why this would be desired by anyone in an era
where everyone has an SSD and lots of RAM.
I guess I look at it this way. If I'm done with it, I "put it away" until I need it again. But I see a lot of people who have many opened tabs on their browser and sometimes two or three instances of their browser opened. So I guess to each their own. It bothers me when a program is opened that I'm not using it. I find it distracting.
On 2023-11-07, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
On 2023-11-06 9:02 p.m., RonB wrote:
On 2023-11-07, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
On 2023-11-06 8:14 p.m., RonB wrote:
On 2023-11-07, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
On 2023-11-06 6:58 p.m., DFS wrote:
On 11/6/2023 4:12 PM, -hh wrote:
On Sunday, November 5, 2023 at 3:05:25 PM UTC-5, DFS wrote: >>>>>>>>> On 11/5/2023 2:40 PM, Joel wrote:
% <pees...@qmail.net> wrote:Years ago, a cola troll sent an email to "Linux advocate" Creepy Chris
I have no problem, talking about taking cock in my ass. Who cares? >>>>>>>>>>>> What are you so obsessed with other people, for?i have forwarded this post to donnis and wayne
yer welcome
Free hint, you don't know my mom's email address, and my dad died in >>>>>>>>>> 2007. My mom also knows I'm bi, and that my GF is trans. So think I >>>>>>>>>> give a rat's ass, even if you did find a way to contact her. >>>>>>>>>
Ahlstrom's wife:
...
and Creepy moaned to cola:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
I'm going to have to deal with my wife's anger over fairly standard >>>>>>>>> COLA pub behavior among men/boys, while the anonymous sick bastard is >>>>>>>>> tickled pink about it.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
That was a classic! What made it even better was everyone knew how >>>>>>>>> pussy-whipped Ahlstrom was, and that his wife wore the pants in the >>>>>>>>> household:
"My wife used to dole out my weekly allowance, $20, and then quiz me >>>>>>>>> about where I spent it, as she didn't expect me to buy snacks and such.
She's a lot more tolerant now, and it took years of resistance." >>>>>>>>>
JHC.
I found him to be humorous when upon an occasion, he tried to brag about
his "beautiful" Linux desktop. Fortunately, the Internet is forever: >>>>>>>>
<http://huntzinger.com/usenet/Chris_Ahlstrom-Facebook_Linux-desktop.jpg>
YMMV, but I find the readability of that to be somewhere between >>>>>>>> "sucks" and "OMG!".
-hh
ha! Good memory. I had forgotten about that useless transparent >>>>>>> desktop of his.
You've been around cola for a while. Do you remember when Linux virtual
desktops on spinning cubes were all the rage? Or windows that burned >>>>>>> down and turned to ash onscreen? That silly stuff was a fad that died >>>>>>> off pretty quickly.
It was neat, but it added absolutely nothing to the experience of using >>>>>> Linux. Most people quickly realize that they want that window of theirs >>>>>> to disappear as quickly as possible, same with the desktop. The only >>>>>> effect that I think people can live with is MacOS's magic lamp
minimization one. It's pretty and it also makes a lot of sense.
Of course Mac has to screw it up by not allowing you to shut down the >>>>> application with one click – which I'll never understand. That's the >>>>> opposite of efficient.
Yeah, but when you think about it, even Windows applications don't shut >>>> down with one click anymore. A lot of them just minimize to the tray or >>>> continue working in the background because they're "modern" apps.
Okay, but I don't use Windows. I guess I do run into that with Telegram and >>> Discord in Linux, but they're designed to stay in your panel to show when >>> new posts come in. What's the point of doing this with a word processor or a
brower, as examples?
They load faster if they're out of your way but still in memory. It's
true, but I can't imagine why this would be desired by anyone in an era
where everyone has an SSD and lots of RAM.
I guess I look at it this way. If I'm done with it, I "put it away" until I need it again. But I see a lot of people who have many opened tabs on their browser and sometimes two or three instances of their browser opened. So I guess to each their own. It bothers me when a program is opened that I'm not using it. I find it distracting.
On 2023-11-07 2:00 a.m., RonB wrote:
On 2023-11-07, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
On 2023-11-06 9:02 p.m., RonB wrote:
On 2023-11-07, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
On 2023-11-06 8:14 p.m., RonB wrote:
On 2023-11-07, RabidPedagog <rabid@pedag.og> wrote:
On 2023-11-06 6:58 p.m., DFS wrote:
On 11/6/2023 4:12 PM, -hh wrote:
On Sunday, November 5, 2023 at 3:05:25 PM UTC-5, DFS wrote: >>>>>>>>>> On 11/5/2023 2:40 PM, Joel wrote:
% <pees...@qmail.net> wrote:Years ago, a cola troll sent an email to "Linux advocate" Creepy Chris
I have no problem, talking about taking cock in my ass. Who cares?i have forwarded this post to donnis and wayne
What are you so obsessed with other people, for?
yer welcome
Free hint, you don't know my mom's email address, and my dad died in
2007. My mom also knows I'm bi, and that my GF is trans. So think I >>>>>>>>>>> give a rat's ass, even if you did find a way to contact her. >>>>>>>>>>
Ahlstrom's wife:
...
and Creepy moaned to cola:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
I'm going to have to deal with my wife's anger over fairly standard >>>>>>>>>> COLA pub behavior among men/boys, while the anonymous sick bastard is
tickled pink about it.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
That was a classic! What made it even better was everyone knew how >>>>>>>>>> pussy-whipped Ahlstrom was, and that his wife wore the pants in the >>>>>>>>>> household:
"My wife used to dole out my weekly allowance, $20, and then quiz me >>>>>>>>>> about where I spent it, as she didn't expect me to buy snacks and such.
She's a lot more tolerant now, and it took years of resistance." >>>>>>>>>>
JHC.
I found him to be humorous when upon an occasion, he tried to brag about
his "beautiful" Linux desktop. Fortunately, the Internet is forever:
<http://huntzinger.com/usenet/Chris_Ahlstrom-Facebook_Linux-desktop.jpg>
YMMV, but I find the readability of that to be somewhere between >>>>>>>>> "sucks" and "OMG!".
-hh
ha! Good memory. I had forgotten about that useless transparent >>>>>>>> desktop of his.
You've been around cola for a while. Do you remember when Linux virtual
desktops on spinning cubes were all the rage? Or windows that burned >>>>>>>> down and turned to ash onscreen? That silly stuff was a fad that died
off pretty quickly.
It was neat, but it added absolutely nothing to the experience of using >>>>>>> Linux. Most people quickly realize that they want that window of theirs >>>>>>> to disappear as quickly as possible, same with the desktop. The only >>>>>>> effect that I think people can live with is MacOS's magic lamp
minimization one. It's pretty and it also makes a lot of sense.
Of course Mac has to screw it up by not allowing you to shut down the >>>>>> application with one click – which I'll never understand. That's the >>>>>> opposite of efficient.
Yeah, but when you think about it, even Windows applications don't shut >>>>> down with one click anymore. A lot of them just minimize to the tray or >>>>> continue working in the background because they're "modern" apps.
Okay, but I don't use Windows. I guess I do run into that with Telegram and
Discord in Linux, but they're designed to stay in your panel to show when >>>> new posts come in. What's the point of doing this with a word processor or a
brower, as examples?
They load faster if they're out of your way but still in memory. It's
true, but I can't imagine why this would be desired by anyone in an era
where everyone has an SSD and lots of RAM.
I guess I look at it this way. If I'm done with it, I "put it away" until I >> need it again. But I see a lot of people who have many opened tabs on their >> browser and sometimes two or three instances of their browser opened. So I >> guess to each their own. It bothers me when a program is opened that I'm not >> using it. I find it distracting.
I'm the same way. That's probably why the virtual desktops stuff doesn't appeal to me as much as it might to a programmer. They probably need to
have 75 tabs open in their browser as well as a number of programs
whereas I am content to use two or three applications simultaneously at max.
On 2023-11-07, RabidPedagog <ra...@pedag.og> wrote:
On 2023-11-06 6:58 p.m., DFS wrote:
On 11/6/2023 4:12 PM, -hh wrote:
On Sunday, November 5, 2023 at 3:05:25 PM UTC-5, DFS wrote:
On 11/5/2023 2:40 PM, Joel wrote:
% <pees...@qmail.net> wrote:
I have no problem, talking about taking cock in my ass. Who cares? >>>>>>> What are you so obsessed with other people, for?i have forwarded this post to donnis and wayne
yer welcome
Free hint, you don't know my mom's email address, and my dad died in >>>>> 2007. My mom also knows I'm bi, and that my GF is trans. So think I >>>>> give a rat's ass, even if you did find a way to contact her.
Years ago, a cola troll sent an email to "Linux advocate" Creepy Chris >>>> Ahlstrom's wife:
...
and Creepy moaned to cola:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
I'm going to have to deal with my wife's anger over fairly standard >>>> COLA pub behavior among men/boys, while the anonymous sick bastard is >>>> tickled pink about it.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
That was a classic! What made it even better was everyone knew how
pussy-whipped Ahlstrom was, and that his wife wore the pants in the >>>> household:
"My wife used to dole out my weekly allowance, $20, and then quiz me >>>> about where I spent it, as she didn't expect me to buy snacks and such. >>>> She's a lot more tolerant now, and it took years of resistance."
JHC.
I found him to be humorous when upon an occasion, he tried to brag about >>> his "beautiful" Linux desktop. Fortunately, the Internet is forever: >>>
<http://huntzinger.com/usenet/Chris_Ahlstrom-Facebook_Linux-desktop.jpg> >>>
YMMV, but I find the readability of that to be somewhere between
"sucks" and "OMG!".
-hh
ha! Good memory. I had forgotten about that useless transparent
desktop of his.
You've been around cola for a while. Do you remember when Linux virtual >> desktops on spinning cubes were all the rage? Or windows that burned
down and turned to ash onscreen? That silly stuff was a fad that died
off pretty quickly.
It was neat, but it added absolutely nothing to the experience of using Linux. Most people quickly realize that they want that window of theirs
to disappear as quickly as possible, same with the desktop. The only effect that I think people can live with is MacOS's magic lamp minimization one. It's pretty and it also makes a lot of sense.
Of course Mac has to screw it up by not allowing you to shut down the application with one click – which I'll never understand. That's the opposite of efficient.
On 11/6/23 18:35, rbowman wrote:
On Mon, 6 Nov 2023 18:58:43 -0500, DFS wrote:
You've been around cola for a while. Do you remember when Linux
virtual desktops on spinning cubes were all the rage? Or windows that
burned down and turned to ash onscreen? That silly stuff was a fad
that died off pretty quickly.
A friend of mine loved that shit. What was that funky Windows option?
With that enabled if you dragged one of our GUIs it would leave pecker
tracks across the screen plus other weird issues.
The only 3D effect I remember really enjoying was 3D Aero Flip, I was so dissapointed when I found out they removed it in Win8.
I guess I look at it this way. If I'm done with it, I "put it away"
until I need it again. But I see a lot of people who have many opened
tabs on their browser and sometimes two or three instances of their
browser opened. So I guess to each their own. It bothers me when a
program is opened that I'm not using it. I find it distracting.
I'm the same way. That's probably why the virtual desktops stuff doesn't appeal to me as much as it might to a programmer. They probably need to
have 75 tabs open in their browser as well as a number of programs
whereas I am content to use two or three applications simultaneously at
max.
I use one extra virtual desktop because sometimes I'm writing something
and,
when I want to get on the Internet, I would just as soon leave the
editor open on the other window. It also works well when using NoMachine
to connect to another computer. One window for the local computer, one
for the remote computer.
On Monday, November 6, 2023 at 8:14:55 PM UTC-5, RonB wrote:
On 2023-11-07, RabidPedagog <ra...@pedag.og> wrote:
On 2023-11-06 6:58 p.m., DFS wrote:
On 11/6/2023 4:12 PM, -hh wrote:
On Sunday, November 5, 2023 at 3:05:25 PM UTC-5, DFS wrote:
On 11/5/2023 2:40 PM, Joel wrote:
% <pees...@qmail.net> wrote:
I have no problem, talking about taking cock in my ass. Who cares? >>>>>>>>> What are you so obsessed with other people, for?i have forwarded this post to donnis and wayne
yer welcome
Free hint, you don't know my mom's email address, and my dad died in >>>>>>> 2007. My mom also knows I'm bi, and that my GF is trans. So think I >>>>>>> give a rat's ass, even if you did find a way to contact her.
Years ago, a cola troll sent an email to "Linux advocate" Creepy Chris >>>>>> Ahlstrom's wife:
...
and Creepy moaned to cola:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
I'm going to have to deal with my wife's anger over fairly standard >>>>>> COLA pub behavior among men/boys, while the anonymous sick bastard is >>>>>> tickled pink about it.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
That was a classic! What made it even better was everyone knew how >>>>>> pussy-whipped Ahlstrom was, and that his wife wore the pants in the >>>>>> household:
"My wife used to dole out my weekly allowance, $20, and then quiz me >>>>>> about where I spent it, as she didn't expect me to buy snacks and such. >>>>>> She's a lot more tolerant now, and it took years of resistance."
JHC.
I found him to be humorous when upon an occasion, he tried to brag about >>>>> his "beautiful" Linux desktop. Fortunately, the Internet is forever: >>>>>
<http://huntzinger.com/usenet/Chris_Ahlstrom-Facebook_Linux-desktop.jpg> >>>>>
YMMV, but I find the readability of that to be somewhere between
"sucks" and "OMG!".
-hh
ha! Good memory. I had forgotten about that useless transparent
desktop of his.
You've been around cola for a while. Do you remember when Linux virtual >>>> desktops on spinning cubes were all the rage? Or windows that burned
down and turned to ash onscreen? That silly stuff was a fad that died >>>> off pretty quickly.
No, I don't recall .. but it sounds like it was crap, so its for a good reason to not remember.
On Tue, 7 Nov 2023 07:00:22 -0000 (UTC), RonB wrote:
I guess I look at it this way. If I'm done with it, I "put it away"
until I need it again. But I see a lot of people who have many opened
tabs on their browser and sometimes two or three instances of their
browser opened. So I guess to each their own. It bothers me when a
program is opened that I'm not using it. I find it distracting.
Hey, I only have 37 tabs open in Brave on this box. Then there's the
Firefox and Tor browsers.
I'm not even going to count on my work Windows box. Multiple Brave
instances with multiple tabs. Sometimes I do a little pruning.
On Tue, 7 Nov 2023 07:56:52 -0500, RabidPedagog wrote:
I'm the same way. That's probably why the virtual desktops stuff doesn't
appeal to me as much as it might to a programmer. They probably need to
have 75 tabs open in their browser as well as a number of programs
whereas I am content to use two or three applications simultaneously at
max.
I tend to have a desktop per project with a browser open on each. The browsers accumulate tabs as I search for documentation, open bug tickets,
and so forth. We have multiple sites so I may be researching a reported problem for several different sites, plus whatever I'm working on at the time. It gets messy.
On 2023-11-07 5:29 p.m., rbowman wrote:
On Tue, 7 Nov 2023 07:56:52 -0500, RabidPedagog wrote:
I'm the same way. That's probably why the virtual desktops stuff doesn't >>> appeal to me as much as it might to a programmer. They probably need to
have 75 tabs open in their browser as well as a number of programs
whereas I am content to use two or three applications simultaneously at
max.
I tend to have a desktop per project with a browser open on each. The
browsers accumulate tabs as I search for documentation, open bug tickets,
and so forth. We have multiple sites so I may be researching a reported
problem for several different sites, plus whatever I'm working on at the
time. It gets messy.
I could never do that. The moment there are more than about five tabs
open, I start to close them.
Similar to this but the window would burn to a pile of ashes that sat at
the bottom of the screen for a couple seconds, then fade and disappear
That seems to be more common than is limiting the number of tabs open. I guess that might be why many people need more powerful computers than
what I use.
On 2023-11-07, rbowman <bowman@montana.com> wrote:
On Tue, 7 Nov 2023 07:00:22 -0000 (UTC), RonB wrote:
I guess I look at it this way. If I'm done with it, I "put it away"
until I need it again. But I see a lot of people who have many opened
tabs on their browser and sometimes two or three instances of their
browser opened. So I guess to each their own. It bothers me when a
program is opened that I'm not using it. I find it distracting.
Hey, I only have 37 tabs open in Brave on this box. Then there's the
Firefox and Tor browsers.
I'm not even going to count on my work Windows box. Multiple Brave
instances with multiple tabs. Sometimes I do a little pruning.
That seems to be more common than is limiting the number of tabs open. I guess that might be why many people need more powerful computers than what I use.
On Tue, 7 Nov 2023 03:11:03 -0600, candycanearter07 wrote:
The only 3D effect I remember really enjoying was 3D Aero Flip, I was so
dissapointed when I found out they removed it in Win8.
Ah, Aero! Thamk you. I am good at repressing unpleasant events and Aero
was one of them. The PTC X server we use on Windows didn't get along with
it at all.
No, I don't recall .. but it sounds like it was crap, so its for a good reason to not remember.
https://youtu.be/YKEcz_OTTBk?t=119
It wasn't a "Linux idea". The Video Toaster in the 80s - and probably
TV graphics before that - would let you put videos on all sides of a
rotating cube.
Similar to this but the window would burn to a pile of ashes that sat at
the bottom of the screen for a couple seconds, then fade and disappear
https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2021/12/enable-compiz-fire-effect-on-window-
And that was every time you closed an app window.
| Sysop: | Keyop |
|---|---|
| Location: | Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, UK |
| Users: | 300 |
| Nodes: | 16 (2 / 14) |
| Uptime: | 14:07:35 |
| Calls: | 6,706 |
| Files: | 12,237 |
| Messages: | 5,351,097 |
