Restoration technique [Was: Re: Bay Area: IBM 4341 and HP3000]

[Dave Woyciesjes]

On 1/14/2015 7:33 PM, Sean Caron wrote:
> Wha? All I did was offer up some free space, bandwidth and static IPs when
> various people expressed a need.

	Nothing wrong with the offer

> I didn't realize that Jay was the only person allowed to respond to those
> kind of requests here so I'll say no more when such threads come up and
> I'll leave it to him.

	Maybe you need to bone up on your comprehension skills. Please show me 
_exactly_ where Jay said he was the only person allowed to respond.

> I don't understand why my just offering up some free hosting got Jay so
> worked up where he needs to come in here and basically say, hey, everything
> you are running is a joke, waste of time...

	Again, where was this said?

> ... and, I mean, fine, you can have
> your own opinion of my home network, but I felt his messages ran deeper as
> a personal attack against me and my level of skill as a professional
> sysadmin.

	A bit touchy?

> If this list were running on my machines, the first thing I'd tell you is
> that you don't owe me a darn thing for doing it.

	Which is what he's said for years. He's always said he'd host a classic 
computing related site gratis. He merely reiterated his standing offer, 
while adding that he has real business class infrastructure to host it on.

> I will leave if asked, after all, I guess it's Jay's sandbox.

	I can't, and won't, ask you to leave; but I won't stop you either.

> Best,
>
> Sean
>
>
>
>
> On Wed, Jan 14, 2015 at 5:47 PM, geneb <geneb at deltasoft.com> wrote:
>
>> On Wed, 14 Jan 2015, js at cimmeri.com wrote:
>>
>>
>>> What does *PLONK* mean?   I keep seeing that here.
>>>
>>>   It's the sound an email address makes when it strikes the inside of the
>> killfile. :)
>>
>> A killfile is a thing that holds email addresses.  When an inbound email
>> finds a match in the killfile, it's simply dropped on the floor and never
>> delivered.
>>
>> g.


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