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[SI] Note on file naming conventions.
On Thu, 10 Mar 2011 06:34:24 -0800, Paul Furman
wrote: LOL! wrote: Paul Furmanwrote: shiva das wrote: perhaps you could share the secret of killfiling someone who continually posts from different IP addresses. I used to filter on " in the Message-ID, which just means his new client is Forte Agent... though there are a few others so it's a blanket approach, I'd just mark them as read and flag in a color so it's easy to ignore the replies and spot other Agent users. Thunderbird couldn't filter on that last I checked so I was using some other proxy server setup... kind of a mess :-) Nothing more fun Heh, it works with the new version of Thunderbird, create a custom header field "Message-ID" and filter on ", mark read, add another line and add a star. Really? How's that working out? Making yourself even more ignorant to attain your bliss of self-induced ignorance, by poking your own eyes out. No wonder your photography is no better than Blind Dudley's. I bet you even listen to people far more intelligent than you by sticking your fingers in your ears while humming Row Row Row Your Boat too. LOL! |
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[SI] Note on file naming conventions.
"Wolfgang Weisselberg" wrote in message ... SneakyP wrote: The 'thing' you replied to was the Sybil P&S troll*. It uses many nyms, but don't even bother using that as a killfile entry. Nyms (name + email address) work pretty well --- the slime just isn't very inventive and I see a few of it's posts only a) when someone replies to it (and I make a point to look up and laugh at what the slime slimed out) b) about every 2 months, when the slime is inventive enough to rub it's chemically imbalanced braincells together and create a new name. Probably whenever it's taken it's pills for 2 weeks straight. It also is very safe against false positives. -Wolfgang You can get help for your apostrophe problem. |
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[SI] Note on file naming conventions.
Paul Furman wrote in
: LOL! wrote: Paul Furmanwrote: shiva das wrote: perhaps you could share the secret of killfiling someone who continually posts from different IP addresses. I used to filter on " in the Message-ID, which just means his new client is Forte Agent... though there are a few others so it's a blanket approach, I'd just mark them as read and flag in a color so it's easy to ignore the replies and spot other Agent users. Thunderbird couldn't filter on that last I checked so I was using some other proxy server setup... kind of a mess :-) Nothing more fun Heh, it works with the new version of Thunderbird, create a custom header field "Message-ID" and filter on ", mark read, add another line and add a star. It's a bit more complicated than that in mine, but the thing is I've revealed the juicy info earlier this year and despite that, the troll still did *not* change a thing. It has to do with using logic statements "and"/"or". Not giving anything away here now, though. As much as a PIA it is: Get yourself a proxy news server, like Hamster, enter the logical arguments to score the troll who's spewing vitriol, scoring to any arbitrary negative number. Aim your news reader at Hamster to fetch the articles. Viola!- no more morphing troll to worry about in your news viewer. No matter what name the troll takes, it's gone: 'buh-bye'. Additionally, there's a way to kill off all responses to the troll. It's a neat trick. Go to the newsgroup on Hamster newsreader and read some more useful killfiling techniques. But like you suggest too, with or without hamster, one could make negative scores big and then make it add to the thread so that responders can't overcome the negative cumulative score of the thread. Xnews does this quite handily. If anyone knows of any easier method, please state so. -- __ SneakyP To email me, you know what to do. Supernews, if you get a complaint from a Jamie Baillie, please see: http://www.canadianisp.ca/jamie_baillie.html |
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[SI] Note on file naming conventions.
On Thu, 10 Mar 2011 18:49:07 -0600, SneakyP
wrote: Paul Furman wrote in m: LOL! wrote: Paul Furmanwrote: shiva das wrote: perhaps you could share the secret of killfiling someone who continually posts from different IP addresses. I used to filter on " in the Message-ID, which just means his new client is Forte Agent... though there are a few others so it's a blanket approach, I'd just mark them as read and flag in a color so it's easy to ignore the replies and spot other Agent users. Thunderbird couldn't filter on that last I checked so I was using some other proxy server setup... kind of a mess :-) Nothing more fun Heh, it works with the new version of Thunderbird, create a custom header field "Message-ID" and filter on ", mark read, add another line and add a star. It's a bit more complicated than that in mine, but the thing is I've revealed the juicy info earlier this year and despite that, the troll still did *not* change a thing. It has to do with using logic statements "and"/"or". Not giving anything away here now, though. As much as a PIA it is: Get yourself a proxy news server, like Hamster, enter the logical arguments to score the troll who's spewing vitriol, scoring to any arbitrary negative number. Aim your news reader at Hamster to fetch the articles. Viola!- no more morphing troll to worry about in your news viewer. No matter what name the troll takes, it's gone: 'buh-bye'. Additionally, there's a way to kill off all responses to the troll. It's a neat trick. Go to the newsgroup on Hamster newsreader and read some more useful killfiling techniques. But like you suggest too, with or without hamster, one could make negative scores big and then make it add to the thread so that responders can't overcome the negative cumulative score of the thread. Xnews does this quite handily. If anyone knows of any easier method, please state so. Ah, the joys of someone working so hard to poke their own eyes out because they are feeling so threatened by FACTS. LOL! |
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Note on file naming conventions.
On 2011-03-10 19:14:06 -0800, Noons said:
On Mar 11, 11:49*am, SneakyP wrote: articles. * Viola!- no more morphing troll to worry about in your news There you go! Like so many single language anglo-saxons, you don't have a clue how to write in a foreign language. It's VOILA!, moron. NOT viola! Well that depends on which part of "Nu Jooisy" SP hails from. -- Regards, Savageduck |
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[SI] Note on file naming conventions.
Remmy Martin wrote:
On Wed, 9 Mar 2011 15:23:15 -0500, "Tim Conway" wrote: My photos aren't perfect, but I'm here to learn like most everyone else. You are a hinderance and a discouragement If there's one thing that truly needs to be done, it is to discourage those who have shown zero talent and zero improvement in well over a year. Why make the rest of the world suffer by encouraging those who will never have a chance in hell of ever creating anything worth looking at. And why on earth would anyone want to post their photos to a resource that has been proved and is now well-known to welcome submission from known photo-thieves? Are you just a photo-thief as well? What's the point if you are? To see who can find and steal the best photos? (Proving that none of you have a talented eye for this craft. Even if stolen, they're still crapshots.) The rest of you seeking accolades for your crapshots should just do what "mmyvusenet" does. Post you crapshots to Flickr. You'll get all the praise and "awards" you've ever wanted. Go forth and feel good about your total lack of any talent. It is impossible to post any shots, crap or not, to rec.photo.equipment.35mm. You have to post them on some website first, and then put the link here. So, if you don't like the shots, then why, exactly, do you go to the link? If I don't like a store, I simply don't go in and spend my money there. I don't petition the rest of society to boycott them..... |
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[SI] Note on file naming conventions.
On 3/10/2011 7:49 PM, SneakyP wrote:
Paul wrote in : LOL! wrote: Paul Furmanwrote: shiva das wrote: perhaps you could share the secret of killfiling someone who continually posts from different IP addresses. I used to filter on " in the Message-ID, which just means his new client is Forte Agent... though there are a few others so it's a blanket approach, I'd just mark them as read and flag in a color so it's easy to ignore the replies and spot other Agent users. Thunderbird couldn't filter on that last I checked so I was using some other proxy server setup... kind of a mess :-) Nothing more fun Heh, it works with the new version of Thunderbird, create a custom header field "Message-ID" and filter on ", mark read, add another line and add a star. It's a bit more complicated than that in mine, but the thing is I've revealed the juicy info earlier this year and despite that, the troll still did *not* change a thing. It has to do with using logic statements "and"/"or". Not giving anything away here now, though. As much as a PIA it is: Get yourself a proxy news server, like Hamster, enter the logical arguments to score the troll who's spewing vitriol, scoring to any arbitrary negative number. Aim your news reader at Hamster to fetch the articles. Viola!- no more morphing troll to worry about in your news viewer. No matter what name the troll takes, it's gone: 'buh-bye'. Additionally, there's a way to kill off all responses to the troll. It's a neat trick. Go to the newsgroup on Hamster newsreader and read some more useful killfiling techniques. But like you suggest too, with or without hamster, one could make negative scores big and then make it add to the thread so that responders can't overcome the negative cumulative score of the thread. Xnews does this quite handily. If anyone knows of any easier method, please state so. Yes. Don't read and/or reply. |
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Note on file naming conventions.
On Thu, 10 Mar 2011 19:28:14 -0800, Savageduck
wrote: Well that depends on which part of "Nu Jooisy" SP hails from. Fergetaaboudit. Ain't woithit. -- from my Droid |
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Note on file naming conventions.
Savageduck wrote,on my timestamp of 11/03/2011 2:28 PM:
On 2011-03-10 19:14:06 -0800, Noons said: On Mar 11, 11:49 am, SneakyP wrote: articles. Viola!- no more morphing troll to worry about in your news There you go! Like so many single language anglo-saxons, you don't have a clue how to write in a foreign language. It's VOILA!, moron. NOT viola! Well that depends on which part of "Nu Jooisy" SP hails from. The way he goes on about it, it'd be "Nu Jioosy"... |
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Note on file naming conventions.
"Noons" wrote in message ... Savageduck wrote,on my timestamp of 11/03/2011 2:28 PM: On 2011-03-10 19:14:06 -0800, Noons said: On Mar 11, 11:49 am, SneakyP wrote: articles. Viola!- no more morphing troll to worry about in your news There you go! Like so many single language anglo-saxons, you don't have a clue how to write in a foreign language. It's VOILA!, moron. NOT viola! Well that depends on which part of "Nu Jooisy" SP hails from. The way he goes on about it, it'd be "Nu Jioosy"... Or like on the old Saturday Night Live with Joe Piscopo: "I'm from Joisey! Are you from Joisey?" |
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