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  • Andrew Morton

    #16
    Re: Sanity check

    Zim Babwe wrote:
    I read this thread and was wondering what Kill file is and how you
    use it?
    I see from the headers in your post that you're using OE.

    Simply select a post from someone you want to "killfile" then go to the
    Message menu and choose Block Sender...

    If you accidentally block someone you didn't mean to, you can go
    Tools->Message Rules->Blocked Senders List... and remove them from that
    list. The latest ones added are usually at the end of the list.



    BTW, to mung your email address, it would be better to add .invalid to the
    end as that is recognized by DNS as being a genuine TLD to be ignored -
    someone might actually register doyoureallythin kthisisreal and then they'll
    get spam from "people" who scour newsgroups for email addresses. Adding
    ..local to the end isn't a good idea as about 10% of the load on the root DNS
    servers is due to that.

    Address Munging FAQ: http://members.aol.com/emailfaq/mungfaq.html

    HTH

    Andrew


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    • susiedba@hotmail.com

      #17
      Re: Sanity check

      look guys

      I give VALID ANSWERS in about 90% of the questions I answer

      you kids fuck around with a popularity contest

      VB DOTNET IS TWICE AS VERBOSE AS VB6; AND IT HAS ONE QUARTER OF THE
      FUNCTIONALITY

      stick a mother fucking cork in it


      FEMALE PROGRAMMER ALERT
      FEMALE PROGRAMMER ALERT
      FEMALE PROGRAMMER ALERT
      FEMALE PROGRAMMER ALERT




      On Feb 14, 9:33 am, "RobinS" <Rob...@NoSpam. yah.nonewrote:
      So if someone posts a question, and IdiotBoy responds with one of his less
      inflammatory messages and just says "You can't do that" or "VB is going
      away" or "This is stupid, you should do it in VB6", and nobody else
      provides an answer, we shouldn't respond, even if the OP is not familiar
      with the group? You don't care if they believe him?
      >
      I agree that less response *to* AK is needed, but how do you feel about
      responding to the OP and letting him know that AK is a troll?
      >
      Robin S.
      ----------------------------------
      "Cor Ligthert [MVP]" <notmyfirstn... @planet.nlwrote in messagenews:OD$ 53mAUHHA.1000@T K2MSFTNGP05.phx .gbl...
      >
      >
      >
      Stephany,
      >
      Good initiative.
      >
      Can you start with the ones you know, by instance Aaron seems to be
      somewhere in a killbox from me, however I cannot even find it anymore, so
      that one I never see, (crazy threads to read for me).
      >
      I hope people will do as you ask. Although I am not sure from some if
      that are trolls or not, so let them respond as that is misplaced told.
      >
      I know which one will be in front of your list, however I can tell you,
      he is not intended to troll.
      >
      :-)
      >
      Cor
      >
      "Stephany Young" <noone@localhos tschreef in bericht
      news:ewD6IQAUHH A.4028@TK2MSFTN GP02.phx.gbl...
      We all know the various aliases that the the idiot uses.
      >
      We do NOT need to be reminded in a response to each post the idiot
      makes.
      >
      Each response to one of the idiot's posts, even if it is to remind us
      who the idiot is and that we should not 'feed the trolls', is doing
      nothing more that 'feeding the trolls' and letting the idiot know that
      he/she has an audience.
      >
      The sooner the idiot get's ignored, the sooner the idiot will get tired
      of the game and go away.- Hide quoted text -
      >
      - Show quoted text -

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      • susiedba@hotmail.com

        #18
        Re: Sanity check

        Stephany

        none of your code works for me, I paste it in Excel it doesn't work
        I paste it in VBS it doesn't work.
        I paste it in a SQL job and it doesn't work



        why don't you practice what you preach, BITCH




        On Feb 14, 12:02 pm, "Stephany Young" <noone@localhos twrote:
        Good point Robin.
        >
        I am advocating that in such a case that you respond to the OP's post rather
        than the the idiot's post.
        >
        There are also ways of refuting what the idiot might say without fuelling a
        potentional flame war.
        >
        For example:
        >
        If you post a link then make sure that the link
        is valid and content at the target of the link
        is authoratative
        >
        If you post a code fragment then ensure that the
        code fragment will actually work.
        >
        If you post a fragment of 'aircode' that might not
        work, or a fragment of pseudo-code, then make it
        clear that it is such code.
        >
        I also find it useful to qualify a code fragment with a phrase that leaves
        the reader in no doubt that it is NOT the ONLY way to achieve something. If
        the reader perceives that you might be saying that it is the only way
        (regardless of your intention), then you are likely to get jumped on from a
        great height and have it pointed out that there are umpteen different
        (valid) ways of achieving the same thing.
        >
        One also has to keep in mind that when some is reading your post, he or she
        does not have the luxury of hearing the chuckle in your voice, seeing the
        grin on your face or observing your body language in general. This means
        that their comprehension can only be guided by what you actually wrote and
        we all know how easy it is to mis-interpret something in the abscence of
        other signals.
        >
        "RobinS" <Rob...@NoSpam. yah.nonewrote in message
        >
        news:596dnSc9eq 9o2k7YnZ2dnUVZ_ gydnZ2d@comcast .com...
        >
        >
        >
        So if someone posts a question, and IdiotBoy responds with one of his less
        inflammatory messages and just says "You can't do that" or "VB is going
        away" or "This is stupid, you should do it in VB6", and nobody else
        provides an answer, we shouldn't respond, even if the OP is not familiar
        with the group? You don't care if they believe him?
        >
        I agree that less response *to* AK is needed, but how do you feel about
        responding to the OP and letting him know that AK is a troll?
        >
        Robin S.
        ----------------------------------
        "Cor Ligthert [MVP]" <notmyfirstn... @planet.nlwrote in message
        news:OD$53mAUHH A.1000@TK2MSFTN GP05.phx.gbl...
        Stephany,
        >
        Good initiative.
        >
        Can you start with the ones you know, by instance Aaron seems to be
        somewhere in a killbox from me, however I cannot even find it anymore, so
        that one I never see, (crazy threads to read for me).
        >
        I hope people will do as you ask. Although I am not sure from some if
        that are trolls or not, so let them respond as that is misplaced told.
        >
        I know which one will be in front of your list, however I can tell you,
        he is not intended to troll.
        >
        :-)
        >
        Cor
        >
        "Stephany Young" <noone@localhos tschreef in bericht
        >news:ewD6IQAUH HA.4028@TK2MSFT NGP02.phx.gbl.. .
        >We all know the various aliases that the the idiot uses.
        >
        >We do NOT need to be reminded in a response to each post the idiot
        >makes.
        >
        >Each response to one of the idiot's posts, even if it is to remind us
        >who the idiot is and that we should not 'feed the trolls', is doing
        >nothing more that 'feeding the trolls' and letting the idiot know that
        >he/she has an audience.
        >
        >The sooner the idiot get's ignored, the sooner the idiot will get tired
        >of the game and go away.- Hide quoted text -
        >
        - Show quoted text -

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        • susiedba@hotmail.com

          #19
          Re: Sanity check

          uh google does too

          you can click on a NAME in groups.google.c om to hide everything from
          that poster


          (JEEZ YOU GUYS ARE SO RETARDED YOU DONT EVEN KNOW HOW TO USE GOOGLE?
          ROFL)



          On Feb 14, 6:15 pm, "rowe_newsgroup s" <rowe_em...@yah oo.comwrote:
          On Feb 14, 6:23 pm, "Zim Babwe"
          >
          >
          >
          >
          >
          <zimba...@doyou reallythinkthis isreal.comwrote :
          I read this thread and was wondering what Kill file is and how you use it?
          >
          Thanks
          >
          "Spam Catcher" <spamhoney...@r ogers.comwrote in message
          >
          news:Xns98D79A1 C1D470usenethon eypotrogers@127 .0.0.1...
          >
          "Stephany Young" <noone@localhos twrote in
          >news:ewD6IQAUH HA.4028@TK2MSFT NGP02.phx.gbl:
          >
          >The sooner the idiot get's ignored, the sooner the idiot will get
          >tired of the game and go away.
          >
          Kill file is your best friend :-)
          >
          I've added all the aliases to my kill file... and I don't see his/her/it's
          post show up :-D
          >
          Just a guess here, but you're probably using Google to access this
          newsgroup right? If so you don't have access to a kill file (afaik).
          Most other newsreaders do have the ability to block certain posters -
          this list is the mentioned killfile.
          >
          Thanks,
          >
          Seth Rowe- Hide quoted text -
          >
          - Show quoted text -

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          • susiedba@hotmail.com

            #20
            Re: Sanity check

            Stephany

            you are a diseased ass skanky ass slut

            you use a language that is twice as verbose and one quarter the
            functionality

            I will continue stealing people from this DOTNET CRAP at every
            opportunity




            On Feb 14, 9:52 pm, "Stephany Young" <noone@localhos twrote:
            Please don't think that my comments are in any way aimed at you personally
            Robin.
            >
            My use of the word 'you' was meant to mean anyone who reading the comments,
            i.e., the community as a whole.
            >
            I know, as well as anybody, just how easy it is to dash of a few ill-chosen
            words in response to something and have it turn into a flame war or a series
            of 'did, didn't' posts.
            >
            "RobinS" <Rob...@NoSpam. yah.nonewrote in message
            >
            news:nP-dnVBis7OGcU7YnZ 2dnUVZ_oernZ2d@ comcast.com...
            >
            >
            >
            Thanks, Stephany. I shall endeavor to make it so.
            >
            As for the other guidelines, I already try to follow those, so I hope I
            have not been doing a poor job. I try to test every piece of code I post,
            but will try to be clearer when I haven't.
            >
            Robin S.
            -----------------------------------------------
            "Stephany Young" <noone@localhos twrote in message
            news:eDMiiMHUHH A.1552@TK2MSFTN GP05.phx.gbl...
            Good point Robin.
            >
            I am advocating that in such a case that you respond to the OP's post
            rather than the the idiot's post.
            >
            There are also ways of refuting what the idiot might say without fuelling
            a potentional flame war.
            >
            For example:
            >
            If you post a link then make sure that the link
            is valid and content at the target of the link
            is authoratative
            >
            If you post a code fragment then ensure that the
            code fragment will actually work.
            >
            If you post a fragment of 'aircode' that might not
            work, or a fragment of pseudo-code, then make it
            clear that it is such code.
            >
            I also find it useful to qualify a code fragment with a phrase that
            leaves the reader in no doubt that it is NOT the ONLY way to achieve
            something. If the reader perceives that you might be saying that it is
            the only way (regardless of your intention), then you are likely to get
            jumped on from a great height and have it pointed out that there are
            umpteen different (valid) ways of achieving the same thing.
            >
            One also has to keep in mind that when some is reading your post, he or
            she does not have the luxury of hearing the chuckle in your voice, seeing
            the grin on your face or observing your body language in general. This
            means that their comprehension can only be guided by what you actually
            wrote and we all know how easy it is to mis-interpret something in the
            abscence of other signals.
            >
            "RobinS" <Rob...@NoSpam. yah.nonewrote in message
            >news:596dnSc9e q9o2k7YnZ2dnUVZ _gydnZ2d@comcas t.com...
            >So if someone posts a question, and IdiotBoy responds with one of his
            >less inflammatory messages and just says "You can't do that" or "VB is
            >going away" or "This is stupid, you should do it in VB6", and nobody
            >else provides an answer, we shouldn't respond, even if the OP is not
            >familiar with the group? You don't care if they believe him?
            >
            >I agree that less response *to* AK is needed, but how do you feel about
            >responding to the OP and letting him know that AK is a troll?
            >
            >Robin S.
            >----------------------------------
            >"Cor Ligthert [MVP]" <notmyfirstn... @planet.nlwrote in message
            >>news:OD$53mAU HHA.1000@TK2MSF TNGP05.phx.gbl. ..
            >>Stephany,
            >
            >>Good initiative.
            >
            >>Can you start with the ones you know, by instance Aaron seems to be
            >>somewhere in a killbox from me, however I cannot even find it anymore,
            >>so that one I never see, (crazy threads to read for me).
            >
            >>I hope people will do as you ask. Although I am not sure from some if
            >>that are trolls or not, so let them respond as that is misplaced told.
            >
            >>I know which one will be in front of your list, however I can tell you,
            >>he is not intended to troll.
            >
            >>:-)
            >
            >>Cor
            >
            >>"Stephany Young" <noone@localhos tschreef in bericht
            >>>news:ewD6IQA UHHA.4028@TK2MS FTNGP02.phx.gbl ...
            >>>We all know the various aliases that the the idiot uses.
            >
            >>>We do NOT need to be reminded in a response to each post the idiot
            >>>makes.
            >
            >>>Each response to one of the idiot's posts, even if it is to remind us
            >>>who the idiot is and that we should not 'feed the trolls', is doing
            >>>nothing more that 'feeding the trolls' and letting the idiot know that
            >>>he/she has an audience.
            >
            >>>The sooner the idiot get's ignored, the sooner the idiot will get
            >>>tired of the game and go away.- Hide quoted text -
            >
            - Show quoted text -

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            • susiedba@hotmail.com

              #21
              Re: Sanity check

              never heard that about local

              that is just friggin hilarious; I had an Active Directory course at
              Volt and they told us to use the LOCAL convention




              On Feb 15, 1:09 am, "Andrew Morton" <a...@in-press.co.uk.inv alid>
              wrote:
              Zim Babwe wrote:
              I read this thread and was wondering what Kill file is and how you
              use it?
              >
              I see from the headers in your post that you're using OE.
              >
              Simply select a post from someone you want to "killfile" then go to the
              Message menu and choose Block Sender...
              >
              If you accidentally block someone you didn't mean to, you can go
              Tools->Message Rules->Blocked Senders List... and remove them from that
              list. The latest ones added are usually at the end of the list.
              >

              >
              BTW, to mung your email address, it would be better to add .invalid to the
              end as that is recognized by DNS as being a genuine TLD to be ignored -
              someone might actually register doyoureallythin kthisisreal and then they'll
              get spam from "people" who scour newsgroups for email addresses. Adding
              .local to the end isn't a good idea as about 10% of the load on the root DNS
              servers is due to that.
              >
              Address Munging FAQ:http://members.aol.com/emailfaq/mungfaq.html
              >
              HTH
              >
              Andrew

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              • susiedba@hotmail.com

                #22
                Re: Sanity check

                and BTW; I would rather be a flamer than an AOL-fag




                On Feb 15, 1:09 am, "Andrew Morton" <a...@in-press.co.uk.inv alid>
                wrote:
                Zim Babwe wrote:
                I read this thread and was wondering what Kill file is and how you
                use it?
                >
                I see from the headers in your post that you're using OE.
                >
                Simply select a post from someone you want to "killfile" then go to the
                Message menu and choose Block Sender...
                >
                If you accidentally block someone you didn't mean to, you can go
                Tools->Message Rules->Blocked Senders List... and remove them from that
                list. The latest ones added are usually at the end of the list.
                >

                >
                BTW, to mung your email address, it would be better to add .invalid to the
                end as that is recognized by DNS as being a genuine TLD to be ignored -
                someone might actually register doyoureallythin kthisisreal and then they'll
                get spam from "people" who scour newsgroups for email addresses. Adding
                .local to the end isn't a good idea as about 10% of the load on the root DNS
                servers is due to that.
                >
                Address Munging FAQ:http://members.aol.com/emailfaq/mungfaq.html
                >
                HTH
                >
                Andrew

                Comment

                • Zim Babwe

                  #23
                  Re: Sanity check

                  Thanks for the info. I learned something new today.


                  "Andrew Morton" <akm@in-press.co.uk.inv alidwrote in message
                  news:OdXx7DOUHH A.1364@TK2MSFTN GP06.phx.gbl...
                  Zim Babwe wrote:
                  >I read this thread and was wondering what Kill file is and how you
                  >use it?
                  >
                  I see from the headers in your post that you're using OE.
                  >
                  Simply select a post from someone you want to "killfile" then go to the
                  Message menu and choose Block Sender...
                  >
                  If you accidentally block someone you didn't mean to, you can go
                  Tools->Message Rules->Blocked Senders List... and remove them from that
                  list. The latest ones added are usually at the end of the list.
                  >

                  >
                  BTW, to mung your email address, it would be better to add .invalid to the
                  end as that is recognized by DNS as being a genuine TLD to be ignored -
                  someone might actually register doyoureallythin kthisisreal and then
                  they'll get spam from "people" who scour newsgroups for email addresses.
                  Adding .local to the end isn't a good idea as about 10% of the load on the
                  root DNS servers is due to that.
                  >
                  Address Munging FAQ: http://members.aol.com/emailfaq/mungfaq.html
                  >
                  HTH
                  >
                  Andrew
                  >

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