"Frank Gilliland" wrote

BTW, many Usenet services and ISP's will block the posting of a binary
to a non-binary groups, so Len may have a valid reason for believing
what he said.

Naw. He can see this, just like he saw (and commented on) the other binary I
sent in the "SUQ QRQ" posting.

Beep beep
de Hans, K0HB

On Fri, 16 Dec 2005 02:34:20 GMT, "KØHB"
wrote in . net:


"Frank Gilliland" wrote

BTW, many Usenet services and ISP's will block the posting of a binary
to a non-binary groups, so Len may have a valid reason for believing
what he said.

Naw. He can see this, just like he saw (and commented on) the other binary I
sent in the "SUQ QRQ" posting.


Newsgroup binary filters work both ways.







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From: "K0HB" on Fri, Dec 16 2005 2:34 am


"Frank Gilliland" wrote

BTW, many Usenet services and ISP's will block the posting of a binary
to a non-binary groups, so Len may have a valid reason for believing
what he said.

Naw. He can see this, just like he saw (and commented on) the other binary I
sent in the "SUQ QRQ" posting.

Plain and simply INCORRECT superchief.

I've never seen any binaries attached to messages in this
newsgroup.

You can send it to me as an attachment to private e-mail if
you wish.

However, caution on the contents. If it contains "male nudity"
I will forward it to Jimmie who appreciates that sort of thing.

BTW, don't try any farkling about "binaries" being the 10-bit
code used in USASCII. "Binary files" in Usenetspeak refer
to IMAGE files or executable files.

The most bestest wonderfulest good luck on this now...

wrote

I've never seen any binaries attached to messages in this
newsgroup.

I can see them just fine. I can post them just fine (a .jpg file in this case).
Frank apparently can them just fine, because he commented about details which he
could not have known without actually seeing the binary file.

Beep beep
de Hans, K0HB

KØHB wrote:
wrote

I've never seen any binaries attached to messages in this
newsgroup.

I can see them just fine. I can post them just fine (a .jpg file in thiscase).
Frank apparently can them just fine, because he commented about details which he
could not have known without actually seeing the binary file.

it depnds on what means you use to read the usenet Here on google I can
see your binar over on free agent i can

meanin you take the prise for the most posting by byte of anyone on
RRAP


Beep beep
de Hans, K0HB

wrote

I've never seen any binaries attached to messages in this
newsgroup.

I can see them just fine. I can post them just fine (a .jpg file in this case).
Frank apparently can them just fine, because he commented about details which he
could not have known without actually seeing the binary file.

Beep beep
de Hans, K0HB

On Fri, 16 Dec 2005 05:17:19 GMT, "KØHB"
wrote in . net:


wrote

I've never seen any binaries attached to messages in this
newsgroup.

I can see them just fine. I can post them just fine (a .jpg file in this case).
Frank apparently can them just fine, because he commented about details which he
could not have known without actually seeing the binary file.


Your posts that included binaries never showed up on Google. That's
just one example of a filtered Usenet service like I was talking
about. Irrelevant now, since I have reposted your .jpg as a link.







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On Fri, 16 Dec 2005 05:17:19 GMT, "KØHB"
wrote in . net:


wrote

I've never seen any binaries attached to messages in this
newsgroup.

I can see them just fine. I can post them just fine (a .jpg file in this case).
Frank apparently can them just fine, because he commented about details which he
could not have known without actually seeing the binary file.


Hey Hans, I deleted the file like you asked in your email. But like I
said in my reply (that was blocked by your anti-spamware), what you
posted is now public information and is included in more than a few
Usenet archives, regardless of whether it's on my site or not.

IOW, if you don't want something made public then don't post it in a
public forum....... even Dudly understands -that- much.....!!!


Oh, and in the future, when you email someone, it would be a basic and
decent courtesy to put them in your address list so they don't have to
deal with some automated crap from your anti-spamware.









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