After takin' a swig o' grog, John Bailo, Texeme.Construct belched out this bit o' wisdom:

> Is this the future of computing...randomly functioning software at the
> gargantuan level?

It is the present. A standard feature of XP Pro.

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Off to the race condition!

John Bailo, Texeme.Construct wrote:
> Since I switched ISPs to Clearwire (a great move) I do not get a free
> usenet server (0ne detriment to an otherwise fine Clearwire service).
>
> So, I post via Google Groups.
>
> Ugh.
>
> Sometimes it works, sometimes the headers appear and the article does!
>
> Sometimes the article doesn't appear!
>
Yea I'm sure the servers get loaded. Maybe you would like to try this
and see if it's stable?

nntp.aioe.org 119, 80 (Plain) - 563, 443, 22 (SSL)

news.aioe.org 119 (Plain) - 563 (SSL)

John Bailo, Texeme.Construct wrote:

>
> Since I switched ISPs to Clearwire (a great move) I do not get a free
> usenet server (0ne detriment to an otherwise fine Clearwire service).
>
> So, I post via Google Groups.
>
> Ugh.
>
> Sometimes it works, sometimes the headers appear and the article does!
>
> Sometimes the article doesn't appear!
>
> Is this the future of computing...randomly functioning software at the
> gargantuan level?

The tree disapears too, but I noticed it was back when I was doing a search
this morning. I find it hard to follow a thread when you just get a list of
posts, that is the part of the forums that I use that I like the least. You
just can't beat a nice tree list of threads and posts.