>It changed radically once the leaves dropped
I bet that looked lovely! Man, I miss proper trees! :D
> (for the record, HIppie and I are
>deeply morally opposed to sport hunting, but see no problem with
>hunting for food)
Yeah, I'm with you on both counts. Well, I know I couldn't ever actually
stomach hunting my own food, not unless it was some kind of dire situation
where my baby needed me to do it for her survival, y'know? But I'm not the
least bit offended by people hunting for food. I just don't wanna watch.
:)
I admit to being a total hypocrite who needs someone else to kill my meat
for me! I don't wanna see it with the eye still on!
>I do not accept that Hippie and I must take turns at
>the net just because we've moved to the country).
Hell no! Barbaric, that'd be! Egad!
>I'm looking at a couple of mom-and-pop ISPs, we've had good luck with
>little guys before.
Well let us know when you have a more permanent email account, and I'll
change my address book then. Otherwise I know I can find you here. :)
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Honestly, these days you're going to have a hard time finding anyone who
allows port 25 traffic. I imagine you might have more flexiblity with a
Mom & Pop, however. Good luck!
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We've worked with the mom and pop ISPs before, and found them pretty
good.
Lane, who's currently a bit disappointed with news.aioe.org, it spends
more down-time than up. Maybe I'll pony up the money for a paid news
account.
>Lane, who's currently a bit disappointed with news.aioe.org, it spends
>more down-time than up. Maybe I'll pony up the money for a paid news
>account.
Or you could just use Google Groups for the time being. It ain't perfect
but it's not half bad.
> Or you could just use Google Groups for the time being. It ain't perfect
> but it's not half bad.
Yeah, but I don't much care for the interface, so I'll use dejagoogle for
reading, and put replies in via the aioeswerver.
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