Good ${greeting_time}, Paul!

28 Feb 2019 21:08:08, you wrote to Avshalom Donskoi:

Coordinators must not be FTSC members, if they do not develop
programs.

You may be wrongly applying that argument on Mark and Nick as
they are both developers.

Where we can look at their contribution? git clone what?

Regardless, if it wasn't for xxCarol being involved no work
would ever get done.

Some people are braking the progress...
As for Carol, she's not a brake - she's an anchor. As well as Mark.


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On 28 Feb 19 14:44:44, Alexey Vissarionov said the following to Paul Quinn:

You may be wrongly applying that argument on Mark and Nick as
they are both developers.

Where we can look at their contribution? git clone what?

www.dbridgemailer.com

Nick

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Good ${greeting_time}, Nick!

28 Feb 2019 06:58:04, you wrote to me:

You may be wrongly applying that argument on Mark and Nick as
they are both developers.

^^^^^^^^^
Nick, could you, please, set up your software to perform FSC-0032 quoting?

Where we can look at their contribution? git clone what?

www.dbridgemailer.com

gremlin@ws:~/tmp/ftn > git clone git://www.dbridgemailer.com/
Cloning into 'www.dbridgemailer.com'...
fatal: unable to connect to www.dbridgemailer.com:
www.dbridgemailer.com[0: 158.69.60.35]: errno=Connection refused

gremlin@ws:~/tmp/ftn > git clone http://www.dbridgemailer.com/
Cloning into 'www.dbridgemailer.com'...
fatal: repository 'http://www.dbridgemailer.com/' not found

gremlin@ws:~/tmp/ftn > git clone https://www.dbridgemailer.com/
Cloning into 'www.dbridgemailer.com'...
fatal: unable to access 'https://www.dbridgemailer.com/': SSL certificate problem: unable to get local issuer certificate


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Alexey,

www.dbridgemailer.com[0: 158.69.60.35]: errno=Connection refused
fatal: repository 'http://www.dbridgemailer.com/' not found

Works like a gem here, first try, any try.

Is this the Great Russian Firewall? Or just bad software set-up?

\%/@rd

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On 28 Feb 19 16:09:00, Alexey Vissarionov said the following to Nick Andre:

Nick, could you, please, set up your software to perform FSC-0032 quoting?

When it becomes a standard, sure.

Where we can look at their contribution? git clone what?

www.dbridgemailer.com

gremlin@ws:~/tmp/ftn > git clone git://www.dbridgemailer.com/

Try using a web browser to view the site. Sorry I forgot to include http://...

Nick

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Hello Ward!

28 Feb 19 15:01, you wrote to Alexey Vissarionov:

www.dbridgemailer.com[0: 158.69.60.35]: errno=Connection refused
fatal: repository 'http://www.dbridgemailer.com/' not found

Works like a gem here, first try, any try.

Is this the Great Russian Firewall? Or just bad software set-up?

Just apples and oranges.

Kees

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Hi Ward!

28 Feb 2019 15:01, from Ward Dossche -> Alexey Vissarionov:

www.dbridgemailer.com[0: 158.69.60.35]: errno=Connection refused
fatal: repository 'http://www.dbridgemailer.com/' not found

Works like a gem here, first try, any try.

Really??
From Austria I could also not do a git clone.

fido@vserv:~$ git clone http://www.dbridgemailer.com/
Cloning into 'www.dbridgemailer.com'...
fatal: repository 'http://www.dbridgemailer.com/' not found

It fails.
And the austrian secret service is too dumb to make a working firewall ... so that can be ruled out!

CU, Ricsi

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It fails.

Same here:

T:\TCL\FILES\DEV>git clone http://www.dbridgemailer.com/
Cloning into 'www.dbridgemailer.com'...
fatal: http://www.dbridgemailer.com/info/refs?service=git-upload-pack not found:
did you run git update-server-info on the server?

Yes, I did:

T:\TCL\FILES\DEV>git update-server-info http://www.dbridgemailer.com
fatal: Not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git

And the austrian secret service is too dumb to make a working firewall
.. so that can be ruled out!

Ditto for Sweden. 8-)




..

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* Origin: news://eljaco.se (2:203/2)

Is this the Great Russian Firewall? Or just bad software set-up?

In the Fidonet heydays, in the early 1990s, we didn't have gits or similar, we simply made our shit directly available:

http://eljaco.se/FILES/DEV/

But then, most of us old-timers were not involved with mega-projects. If you can sort the above for size, you'll notice that the top ten smallest programs are all far less than 100 byte. Written directly "in" DEBUG.COM...

I was heavily involved in the Swedish SIB project. Small Is Beautiful. 8-)



..

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On 28 Feb 19 16:09:00, Alexey Vissarionov said the following to Nick Andre:

Where we can look at their contribution? git clone what?

www.dbridgemailer.com

gremlin@ws:~/tmp/ftn > git clone git://www.dbridgemailer.com/

Folks, there is no Git repository at my site. There never was and never was implied there was one. But please, feel free to continue "Git-ting" what does not exist.

To look at my contribution, there exists a nifty invention called a web browser. That will allow you to examine the contents of the site.

Nick

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Hello Alexey,

gremlin@ws:~/tmp/ftn > git clone git://www.dbridgemailer.com/
Cloning into 'www.dbridgemailer.com'...
fatal: unable to connect to www.dbridgemailer.com:
www.dbridgemailer.com[0: 158.69.60.35]: errno=Connection refused gremlin@ws:~/tmp/ftn > git clone http://www.dbridgemailer.com/
Cloning into 'www.dbridgemailer.com'...
fatal: repository 'http://www.dbridgemailer.com/' not found

I experience no problems accessing the D'Bridge mailer files at the location that was provided.

Jeff

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Good ${greeting_time}, Nick!

28 Feb 2019 12:38:22, you wrote to All:

gremlin@ws:~/tmp/ftn > git clone git://www.dbridgemailer.com/

Folks, there is no Git repository at my site. There never was and
never was implied there was one. But please, feel free to continue "Git-ting" what does not exist.

So what type of repository do you use?

To look at my contribution, there exists a nifty invention called
a web browser. That will allow you to examine the contents of the
site.

Thank you, Captain Obvious!


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Alexey Vissarionov wrote to Nick Andre <=-

To look at my contribution, there exists a nifty invention called
a web browser. That will allow you to examine the contents of the
site.

Thank you, Captain Obvious!

Well....... it seems to be YOU that is having trouble knowing what
to do with a www.<whatever> URL... What makes you think there'd
be a GIT repository there?

<EYEROLL>



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Richard,

From Austria I could also not do a git clone.

I have no problem reaching www.dbridgemailer.com and downloading the software as intended and designed by the author.

And the austrian secret service is too dumb to make a working firewall
... so that can be ruled out!

Certainly not dumber than ours. years ago they brought charges against someone "for smoking LSD".

\%/@rd

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On 28 Feb 19 21:26:00, Alexey Vissarionov said the following to Nick Andre:

Folks, there is no Git repository at my site. There never was and never was implied there was one. But please, feel free to continue "Git-ting" what does not exist.

So what type of repository do you use?

A dedicated MS-DOS computer not connected to the Internet.

To look at my contribution, there exists a nifty invention called
a web browser. That will allow you to examine the contents of the site.

Thank you, Captain Obvious!

8-)

Nick

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On 28 Feb 19 17:44:04, Bj*Rn Felten said the following to Ward Dossche:

But then, most of us old-timers were not involved with mega-projects.

If

you can sort the above for size, you'll notice that the top ten smallest programs are all far less than 100 byte. Written directly "in"

DEBUG.COM...

I "cut my teeth" on 6502 assembly.... Commodore Vic-20 and the Apple 2.

Nick

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Hello Nick!

28 Feb 19 09:07, Nick Andre wrote to Alexey Vissarionov:

Where we can look at their contribution? git clone what?

www.dbridgemailer.com

gremlin@ws:~/tmp/ftn > git clone git://www.dbridgemailer.com/

Try using a web browser to view the site. Sorry I forgot to include http://...

Wouldn't have helped to prevent the misunderstanding, git can use http, too. :)


Regards,
Gerrit

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Hello Björn!

28 Feb 19 17:44, Björn Felten wrote to Ward Dossche:

In the Fidonet heydays, in the early 1990s, we didn't have gits or similar, we simply made our shit directly available:

Well, just the fact that /you/ didn't use it doesn't mean it wasn't there. Revision control systems like, e.g., CVS (released in 1990) or RCS (released in 1982) were freely available back then.


Regards,
Gerrit

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Hi Nick!

28 Feb 2019 22:54, from Nick Andre -> BjöRn Felten:

I "cut my teeth" on 6502 assembly.... Commodore Vic-20 and the Apple
2.

To give this topic a positive but offtopic spin.

I just received my Ultimate 64 ...
Really, really nice ... including a very good 6510 emulation.
On the downside ... there is no denying my geekiness any more ...

https://ultimate64.com/

CU, Ricsi

... Accept that some days you're the pigeon, other days the statue.
--- GoldED+/LNX
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Try using a web browser to view the site. Sorry I forgot to include GK>NA> http://...

Wouldn't have helped to prevent the misunderstanding, git can use http, too. :)

There was never a misunderstanding to begin with...

\%/@rd

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On 28 Feb 19 19:48:46, Gerrit Kuehn said the following to Nick Andre:

Where we can look at their contribution? git clone what?

www.dbridgemailer.com

gremlin@ws:~/tmp/ftn > git clone git://www.dbridgemailer.com/

Try using a web browser to view the site. Sorry I forgot to include http://...

Wouldn't have helped to prevent the misunderstanding, git can use http,

too

Sometimes I have to trust that when I'm asked to show my contributions, the results I give are satisfactory enough for that tech-savvy person to figure out. There is only so much hand-holding I will do...

Nick

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On 01 Mar 19 09:22:34, Richard Menedetter said the following to Nick Andre:

I "cut my teeth" on 6502 assembly.... Commodore Vic-20 and the Apple 2.

To give this topic a positive but offtopic spin.

I just received my Ultimate 64 ...

I'll have to check it out. I run Vic20 games in an emulator sometimes, but the its not the same as using a real system.

Nick

--- Renegade vY2Ka2
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Hi Nick!

01 Mar 2019 08:14, from Nick Andre -> Richard Menedetter:

I just received my Ultimate 64 ...

I'll have to check it out. I run Vic20 games in an emulator sometimes,
but the its not the same as using a real system.

It is really great.
It is a reimplementation of the C64 hardware (and the 1541 ultimate module) in an FPGA.
But it is GREAT, and you can use HDMI, Ethernet and a standard 12 V PSU.
(so no fear of frying your setup with a faulty commodore PSU :)

Vic20 is not supported.
(I think there is a VIC20 core for the turbo chameleon.)

CU, Ricsi

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Hello Nick!

01 Mar 19 08:11, Nick Andre wrote to Gerrit Kuehn:

Where we can look at their contribution? git clone what?

www.dbridgemailer.com

gremlin@ws:~/tmp/ftn > git clone git://www.dbridgemailer.com/

Try using a web browser to view the site. Sorry I forgot to
include http://...

Wouldn't have helped to prevent the misunderstanding, git can use
http, too

Sometimes I have to trust that when I'm asked to show my
contributions, the

You had been asked for an URL for a git clone command. You gave an URL. What do you expect the person you gave the answer to do next if not running a git clone command on said URL?


Regards,
Gerrit

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On 01 Mar 19 18:06:42, Gerrit Kuehn said the following to Nick Andre:

Where we can look at their contribution? git clone what?

www.dbridgemailer.com

gremlin@ws:~/tmp/ftn > git clone git://www.dbridgemailer.com/

Try using a web browser to view the site. Sorry I forgot to
include http://...

Wouldn't have helped to prevent the misunderstanding, git can use
http, too

Sometimes I have to trust that when I'm asked to show my contributions, the

You had been asked for an URL for a git clone command. You gave an URL.

Wha

No I wasn't, I clearly provided a website for my *contribution* because:

"Coordinators must not be FTSC members, if they do not develop programs."

I maintain the source code and provide tech support for a major Fido product used to run ZC1 and ZC2 back-end operations.

You can't always Git what you want...

Nick

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On 2019 Mar 01 18:06:42, you wrote to Nick Andre:

Where we can look at their contribution? git clone what?

www.dbridgemailer.com

gremlin@ws:~/tmp/ftn > git clone git://www.dbridgemailer.com/

Try using a web browser to view the site. Sorry I forgot to
include http://...

Wouldn't have helped to prevent the misunderstanding, git can use
http, too

Sometimes I have to trust that when I'm asked to show my
contributions, the

You had been asked for an URL for a git clone command. You gave an URL.

no, he was asked two questions... they are still quoted at the top...

1. where we can look at their contribution?
2. git clone what?

AFAICT, the first question was answered, not the 2nd one...

What do you expect the person you gave the answer to do next if not running a git clone command on said URL?

maybe try different methods of accessing the given URL? it isn't like anyone should need any hand holding...

)\/(ark

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Hello Nick!

01 Mar 19 16:38, Nick Andre wrote to Gerrit Kuehn:

Where we can look at their contribution? git clone

what? > NA> www.dbridgemailer.com

You had been asked for an URL for a git clone command. You gave an
URL. Wha

No I wasn't,

Yes, you were, simply look at the quote. You just didn't answer the last question (or both), but only the first one... which wasn't quite obvious.

You can't always Git what you want...

No criticism from my side at all here (if you don't run a repo, that's all fine). I just say that it is quite obvious why this conversation derailed, and asking back for clarification should not be frowned upon.


Regards,
Gerrit

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Hello mark!

01 Mar 19 18:24, mark lewis wrote to Gerrit Kuehn:

no, he was asked two questions... they are still quoted at the top...

1. where we can look at their contribution?
2. git clone what?

AFAICT, the first question was answered, not the 2nd one...

"T" meaning what here?

Anyway, this is what I was trying to point out: Two questions, one answer. The answer could apply to both or any of the questions. So without any further comment the logical thing to assume (not only) for me would be (in that order):
1. the answer is for both questions
2. the answer is for the last question
3. the answer is for the first question
4. the answer has nothing to do with the questions at all

Turns out that #3 was intended by Nick, but this was far from being clear.

What do you expect the person you gave the answer to do next if not
running a git clone command on said URL?

maybe try different methods of accessing the given URL? it isn't like anyone should need any hand holding...

Yeah, one possibility. OTOH, what's wrong about saying what one already did try and understood, and asking back for clarification? Even if the website and browser access is there, a clonable repository might have been preferrable for the original poster, so the next question would be if that repo is there at all, anyway.

After all, this is probably not so much about hand holding but rather asking how much of whose time to burn: <n> people receiving an unclear answer and not knowing what it should exactly mean (maybe leading them all to try various things to find out), or 1 person who gave an unclear answer to several people (just by making things more clear with one more sentence).
However, I have to decide this kind of thing in my job multiple times each day, so maybe I'm subject to a bit of bias in situations like this.


Regards,
Gerrit

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On 02 Mar 19 09:39:14, Gerrit Kuehn said the following to Nick Andre:

You can't always Git what you want...

No criticism from my side at all here (if you don't run a repo, that's all fine). I just say that it is quite obvious why this conversation derailed, asking back for clarification should not be frowned upon.

The conversation derailed because the person lazily copying-n-pasting Linux terminal output wanted to be Captain Obvious for the day, instead of using a web browser like the rest of us with a basic amount of common sense.

Nick

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Hello Nick!

02 Mar 19 12:26, Nick Andre wrote to Gerrit Kuehn:

The conversation derailed because the person lazily copying-n-pasting Linux
terminal output wanted to be Captain Obvious for the day, instead of using a
web browser like the rest of us with a basic amount of common sense.

That's just your interpretation which is -as I already pointed out- not necessarily true (and even if it is, your reaction is imho not ideal).


Regards,
Gerrit

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On 2019 Mar 02 09:39:14, you wrote to Nick Andre:

You can't always Git what you want...

No criticism from my side at all here (if you don't run a repo, that's

all

fine). I just say that it is quite obvious why this conversation

derailed,

and asking back for clarification should not be frowned upon.

did you miss the pun/joke? ;)

)\/(ark

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On 2019 Mar 02 09:41:54, you wrote to me:

no, he was asked two questions... they are still quoted at the top...

1. where we can look at their contribution?
2. git clone what?

AFAICT, the first question was answered, not the 2nd one...

"T" meaning what here?

"tell"... as always...

)\/(ark

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Hello mark!

03 Mar 19 13:00, mark lewis wrote to Gerrit Kuehn:

No criticism from my side at all here (if you don't run a repo,
that's all fine). I just say that it is quite obvious why this
conversation derailed, and asking back for clarification should not be
frowned upon.

did you miss the pun/joke? ;)

Which one? I think there were (potentially) several, but none of them was really compellent. In any case, I'd like to see either more humour or more patience from someone running for FTSC.


Regards,
Gerrit

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Hello mark!

03 Mar 19 13:00, mark lewis wrote to Gerrit Kuehn:

AFAICT, the first question was answered, not the 2nd one...

"T" meaning what here?

"tell"... as always...

"always"? I see that particular combination of acronym letters for the very first time, I think (or I'm getting forgetful). Yes, it would probably have been google-solvable, but in a conversation like this, I prefer to ask.


Regards,
Gerrit

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On 2019 Mar 04 18:11:48, you wrote to me:

did you miss the pun/joke? ;)

Which one?

"you cannot Git what you want"

there's even a song with those lyrics... the pun part is "Git" vs "get"...

)\/(ark

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mark lewis wrote to Gerrit Kuehn <=-

did you miss the pun/joke? ;)

Which one?

"you cannot Git what you want"

there's even a song with those lyrics... the pun part is "Git" vs
"get"...

"You Can't Always Get What You Want", from the "Let it Bleed"
album by the Rolling Stones, 1969.

GOLD!!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oqMl5CRoFdk




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Hello mark!

05 Mar 19 15:31, mark lewis wrote to Gerrit Kuehn:

there's even a song with those lyrics... the pun part is "Git" vs "get"...

I get the pun, but I don't know the song. Even Google doesn't appear to know it... or "You can't always get what what you want" by the Rolling Stones is just way too popular.


Regards,
Gerrit

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On 2019 Mar 06 17:48:26, you wrote to me:

there's even a song with those lyrics... the pun part is "Git" vs
"get"...

I get the pun, but I don't know the song. Even Google doesn't appear to know it... or "You can't always get what what you want" by the Rolling Stones is just way too popular.

that's the song :)

)\/(ark

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Hello mark!

06 Mar 19 13:51, mark lewis wrote to Gerrit Kuehn:

I get the pun, but I don't know the song. Even Google doesn't appear
to know it... or "You can't always get what what you want" by the
Rolling Stones is just way too popular.

that's the song :)

Ah, I see... and I admit to not particularly being a fan of that band. ;-)


Regards,
Gerrit

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On 06 Mar 19 20:40:28, Gerrit Kuehn said the following to Mark Lewis:

I get the pun, but I don't know the song. Even Google doesn't appear
to know it... or "You can't always get what what you want" by the
Rolling Stones is just way too popular.

that's the song :)

Ah, I see... and I admit to not particularly being a fan of that band. ;-)

You make a grown man cry...

Nick

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Ah, I see... and I admit to not particularly being a fan of that

band. ;-)

You make a grown man cry...

You're not a grown man ... you can walk under my horizontally stretched arm and not touch it ... 8=)

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On 07 Mar 19 13:12:42, Ward Dossche said the following to Nick Andre:

Ah, I see... and I admit to not particularly being a fan of that

band. ;-)

You make a grown man cry...

You're not a grown man ... you can walk under my horizontally stretched

arm

and not touch it ... 8=)

I have more "stamina" than you do,

Nick

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Hello Nick!

06 Mar 19 21:26, Nick Andre wrote to Gerrit Kuehn:

Ah, I see... and I admit to not particularly being a fan of that
band. ;-)

You make a grown man cry...

Uh, well, it's maybe the thing my parents liked when they were young. Not considered quite that cool when I was at the age where you decide what kind of music you like. So, I guess the Stones just don't matter to me at all.


Regards,
Gerrit

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Re: Re: RCs
By: Ward Dossche to Nick Andre on Thu Mar 07 2019 01:12 pm

You're not a grown man ... you can walk under my horizontally stretched arm and not touch it ... 8=)

Hey! I resemble that remark!

;-) xxcarol
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