Of course the reality is, Judy was *extremely helpful* to all of us during the "Neo-transition" period. Share, OTOH, not so much. LOL
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <punditster@...> wrote: You'd suck working at a computer help desk - I hope this isn't an example of how you treat your clients. We had a guy that was a 'Network Engineer' working at the community college that had over 5,000 PCs networked together. One day the help desk was short-handed so this guy was called on to sit in for a few hours. After about an hour, the college President sent out an email to the Technology Director and the Network Analyst: DON NOT EVER PUT THIS GUY ON THE HELP DESK AGAIN! LoL! On 11/25/2013 3:14 PM, authfriend@... mailto:authfriend@... wrote: Share, I'm going to leave that to you to figure out all by yourself. How d'ya like them apples, kid? Share pretended: > So what if some noticed all this back in August. What's your point? On Monday, November 25, 2013 2:23 PM, "authfriend@..." mailto:authfriend@... <authfriend@...> mailto:authfriend@... wrote: Some of us noticed all this back in August. Richard wrote: Yahoo Groups is all screwed up. I've been monitoring this FFL discusion group this past month using three computers: a desktop custom high-speed Windows 7 PC and a Toshiba Ultrabook; and now an Acer Chromebook; one using Chrome, one using Thunderbird, and one using Neo via Firefox. Some posts don't show up, others are all distorted, some are almost useless to read due to the formatting. It's all a mix-up - I'm getting a headache. Go figure. It used to be simple - in the old days the messages were all in plain text; all the threads were sequential; and all the messages were arranged according to date and time. Now it's just a mess. Some of the rich text messages are different type faces, some are in color, and some are indented way out of whack. In contrast, Google Groups, which used to be DejaNews Usenet, while not perfect, is looking like a work coded by geniuses! https://groups.google.com/forum/alt.meditation.transcendental
