>My mail's scattered over 5 computers, on 3 different mail programs, and
2
>different operating systems...<bold> so I'm not the most organized
dude.
</bold>
This say explains a lot! ;-)
Derek
San Jose, CA
>Hey Mark,
>
>Sorry... I don't remember seeing your post.
>
>My mail's scattered over 5 computers, on 3 different mail programs, and
2
>different operating systems... so I'm not the most organized dude.
>
>I appreciate the opportunity to have our unedited free speech Team
Thicko
>list... and I thank you for all your work. I know other Thicko's out
there
>feel the same way (ante up you cheap bastards...)
>
>Send me your address again so I can drop a Jackson on you and that long
ago
>promised Team Thicko shirt.
>
>Thanks.
>
>WST
>Flounder
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: list-admin@autox.team.net [mailto:list-admin@autox.team.net] On
Behalf
>Of Mark J Bradakis
>Sent: Friday, February 26, 1999 4:08 PM
>To: admin@autox.team.net
>Subject: Team.Net Server Status
>
>
>Thanks, folks! My plea a few weeks ago regarding the dead disk has
been
>well received. Well, I imagine the response was still much less than
1%
>of the total subscriber base. Boy, if everyone on all the Team.Net
lists
>sent in something like $5.95 US Dollars per subscription per year,
running
>these lists could be my full time job instead of just a part-time
volunteer
>effort!
>
>For those of who who have just signed on within the last few weeks,
you
>don't know that a while back one of the disks on the server, an HP 700
>series
>workstation, kissed the turf. I quickly sent out a plea for
assistance,
>and
>thanks to many generous folks, the server now has ample file system and
swap
>space. It should continue to chug along for a while. Perhaps
RealSoonNow
>it
>will even be a faster box, with more memory.
>
>As usual, I got a few responses wondering who I am, and what I have to
do
>with
>anything. I'm still mildly amused by folks who assume that the email
from
>the various lists just occurs by magic. They never stop to think that
>there may be a real human being involved in keeping the machinery
running
>and the email pipes from getting clogged with debris. For some lists,
like
>autox, triumphs and the mini-list, there's quite a bit more debris to
deal
>with than the obscure ones like glen-scca, mini-baja and chapman era.
For
>a complete rundown on the five dozen or so lists available here, send
mail
>to
>
> majordomo@autox.team.net
>
>and in the body of the message, in plain test, put nothing but
>
> lists
>
>
>
>I am way behind on getting through the error mail, cleaning out dead
>address,
>overfull mailboxes, adding folks to the appropriate *.allow files so
that
>they
>can post from an address that doesn't match their subscribed address,
and
>such
>administrative stuff like that. I request you be patient, I will
eventually
>get to it.
>
>I'm also behind on sending individual thank you email to those who sent
in
>contributions. Maybe I'll get caught up on that this weekend, if the
>weather
>isn't too nice, and I don't spend a lot of time driving around with the
top
>down. Apologies to those of you still frozen to the steering wheel.
>
>Some folks may not get an acknowledgement, as I've been unable to match
the
>info on the written mail with the appropriate email address. I'll
keep
>trying
>to sleuth it out, though. I have guessed right on a couple of
occasions!
>
>Again, I thank all those who did contribute, and I'm sure the other 99+
% of
>the subscribers thank you too!
>
>mjb.
>
>
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700 E. Middlefield Road Fax: (650) 694-1747
Mountain View, CA 94043 Email: derekp@synopsys.com
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