Just a little bit off topic, but as of Friday 15th August I will no longer
be receiving emails from this list at this email address - I'm leaving work
on Friday never to return :o(
The email address [EMAIL PROTECTED] will no longer be valid and should
not be used after Friday.
I will
On Tue, 12 Aug 2003 at 10:58:49, Norman Dunbar wrote:
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Just a little bit off topic, but as of Friday 15th August I will no longer
be receiving emails from this list at this email address - I'm leaving work
on Friday never to return :o(
Not in the slightest OFT.
I wish
On 15 Jul 2003, at 12:05, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Anyway, you'll never get hit by anything British, not because British
bombs and bullets are accurate but our poor soldiers end up having to
borrow and scrouunge American kit and bullets while overseas...
Is that the newspeak for friendly fire?
-users] OT
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g.uk
No. Friendly fire is where bombs/gunfire/schrapnel aimed for the
enemy
ends up hitting and/or killing one of our own troops.
Ridiculous name for it... I always thought, not that is should
ever
happen anyway. Seems to happen all to often though,
Reminds me a lot of this list. We used to
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From: Dilwyn Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [ql-users] OT
And have just remembered that after talking about missiles etc, I'm
the one writing the program called LAUNCHPAD :-)
Just remember, when SOQL comes out I'll put a feature in Launchpad
that I can
Dilwyn, remember what you accused me of the other day about naughty
bits of
code in my programs to spy on Ql-ers. May I advise you to double
check the
bits of code I sent you for use in Launchpad? You never know what my
Whitehall masters have secretly slipped into it!
BTW, just because you
I don't want to start a huge thread on this as it is OT, but
I've noticed that when George Gwilt and Rich Mellow reply to an email, it
comes through in HTML with nice blue lines down the quoted text. When I
reply, I force the format to plain text - as it required :o) - and the
quoting is
In a message dated 27/01/03 09:46:14 GMT Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I don't want to start a huge thread on this as it is OT, but
I've noticed that when George Gwilt and Rich Mellow reply to an email, it
comes through in HTML with nice blue lines down the quoted text. When I
In a message dated 27/01/03 12:09:15 GMT Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
No worries, I was merely reporting an observation which may have been partly
responsible for a recent thread, not casting aspersions on your good name,
nor George's.
Sorry about the typo in your name !
No
Phoebus Dokos wrote:
??? 16/12/2002 8:51:54 ??, ?/? Robert Newson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
...
What exactly is the rarity of it? There were no marks to suggest it had
ever gone through the UK postal system
Well it's the first of this kind that I have heard of (I mean recent one
because if
you go
??? 17/12/2002 9:37:46 ??, ?/? Robert Newson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
??:
Not so rare to find post going astray, or do you mean from US?
It's the two country combo together with the markings (You should keep the USPS
label of course)
Self adhesive as in lick and stick, or as in peel off and
Phoebus Dokos wrote:
Not so rare to find post going astray, or do you mean from US?
It's the two country combo together with the markings (You should keep the USPS
label of course)
I've kept the label...mainly for it's unecessary repetition.
Self adhesive as in lick and stick, or as in
??? 15/12/2002 3:59:48 ??, ?/? Robert Newson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
??:
snip
Hi Robert,
Actually you now have what we used to call in the philatelic world (were I was
working for the longest time) a rarity. Better hang on to the envelope as it will
fetch a decent price in the future.
For
Phoebus Dokos wrote:
??? 15/12/2002 3:59:48 ??, ?/? Robert Newson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Robert,
Actually you now have what we used to call in the philatelic world (were I was
working for the longest time) a rarity. Better hang on to the envelope as it will
fetch a decent price in the future.
??? 16/12/2002 8:51:54 ??, ?/? Robert Newson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
??:
snip
Bit late...I reposted it this afternoon along with most of the remains of my
mum's christmas posting left after the theft of contents of parcels (leaving
wrappings and cards - returned by a council worker who found
Phoebus, this may be of most interest to you, but others may find it
interesting.
I've just received a Christmas card, posted by my mum, intended for someone
in USA. Nothing odd about that you may say, considering how good the Royal
Mail is. However, the card is franked 30 Nov (ok, so it's
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In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Marcel Kilgus
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Malcolm Cadman wrote:
On my RISC OS system I have a utility called 'Autofocus' which
highlights the active window automatically when the mouse pointer enters
it.
Most recent Windows versions can do this, too (can be
Hi guys
I am working on an essay, and I need statistics and figures from the 80's on
sales, value, models, types of computers sold. Any number would be
appreciated. I need to cover not only the PC market, but the home computer
market too.
Looking for numbers like like, how many Ti99/4A were
Hi guyz, I know, it sounds Off Topic.
I 've just got a Sinclair Flat-Screen Pocket TV, and I am trying to use an
external PSU, but there are no specs for it.
Has anybody used it? could anybody give me the specs?
I suspect it's 6V DC, and the socket seems like the Nokia GSM's power plug,
but I
On Mon, 1 Jul 2002 at 20:23:59, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
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Well that was an interesting tirade. I have no intention of going
into a
lengthy discussion of this in deference to those of you who have
become
as heartily sick of the whole thing now as I
On Tue, Jul 02, 2002 at 03:07:48PM +0100, Norman Dunbar wrote:
PS. Got UQLX working on Mandrake 8.2 - yippee !
The colour scheme seems to be a bit wonky, might be Mandrake or KDE, maybe
not - all I get is yellow, magenta, cyan, red and black - regardless of mode
4 or 8. :o(
interesting..
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From: Richard Zidlicky
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Sent: Wednesday, July 03, 2002 10:17 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [ql-users] [OT] Making business with Roy Wood
On Tue, Jul 02, 2002 at 03:07:48PM +0100, Norman Dunbar wrote:
PS. Got UQLX
At 02:53 ìì 3/7/2002, you wrote:
Hi there, are you by any chance Greek? or visiting Greece?
Yes totally ;-)
1000% Greek from Greece but only visiting once a year :-)
My time is unfortunately over (at least we drank plenty of Mavrodafni, ate
about a ton of Pita-Gyro ;-) and surfed a bit as
On Sun, 30 Jun 2002 at 23:19:06, Roy Wood wrote:
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Well that was an interesting tirade. I have no intention of going into
a lengthy discussion of this in deference to those of you who have
become as heartily sick of the whole thing now as I was in trying to
deal with
Well that was an interesting tirade. I have no intention of going
into a
lengthy discussion of this in deference to those of you who have
become
as heartily sick of the whole thing now as I was in trying to deal
with
Peter in the first place. I do feel, and I apologise in advance here
that
Well that was an interesting tirade. I have no intention of going into a
lengthy discussion of this in deference to those of you who have become
as heartily sick of the whole thing now as I was in trying to deal with
Peter in the first place. I do feel, and I apologise in advance here
that
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