Jeroen van Baardwijk wrote:
OUCH! That must have hurt a certain author!
I haven't read _Titan_, but I guess now I'll just
have to. I mean, if a book gets a review like *that*...
It's a well-written book, with a lot of cool ideas, but
it's also just about the most depressing SF book I've
ever
Kristin A. Ruhle wrote:
I used to be on the old list before it turned into nothing but political
issues and sports scores (and that was before the Iraqi war set the USA so
apart from many other nations.)
What I miss from before is discussion of not only sf works but science and
philosophy. Also
Jan Coffey wrote:
[In the voice of Smith] What do you mean 'Outside The Matrix'? What makes
you
think anything ever was outside. Maybe eons ago when biologicals actualy
existedLevel 13 anyone?
Yes, that certainly would explain the ending of _Reloaded_, wouldn't it?
Reggie Bautista
I've sent some messages to the list but haven't seen any of them yet. Does
this list send copies of messages sent to list to the sender of those
messages? If not, could someone please forward the messages I've sent back
to me at this email address?
Thanks,
Reggie Bautista
Yep, I'm receiving a copy of every message I send out. Perhaps you just
need to wait a minute?
-J
- Original Message -
From: Reggie Bautista [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: David Brin Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 29, 2003 12:52 PM
Subject: Question
I've sent some
At Stardate 20030529.1651, Reggie Bautista wrote:
I've sent some messages to the list but haven't seen any of them
yet. Does this list send copies of messages sent to list to the sender of
those messages?
Yes, it does. However, I have noticed that it can take a while before a
message that you
Reggie Bautista said:
I've sent some messages to the list but haven't seen any of them yet.
I'm also having the same problem. I emailed Jeroen offlist and he gave me
some ideas to check out. I'll probably have time this weekend to check it
out.
This does not happen on the other lists I'm on.
From http://www.davidbrin.com/privacyarticles.html :
Carrying this theme forward is another (and more carefully written) Futurist
essay pointing out that citizens themselves were the most effective elements
of our civilization's defense on 9/11. The only actions that actually saved
lives and
