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On 20/04/2012 3:04 PM, Thomas de Groot wrote:
> On 20-4-2012 15:59, Thomas de Groot wrote:
>> On 20-4-2012 13:22, Stephen wrote:
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>>> I have a question, when?
>>>
>>
>> It is there (10:23 according to Thunderbird) ;-)
>>
>> Thomas
>
> Hmmm... I may understand your question better. Look in
> povray.binaries.tutorials.
>
> Maybe I should have uploaded to povray.text.tutorials?
>
I can see it using the web interface but my copy of Thunderbird shows
nothing later than TerraPOV - Sky system - Atmosphere posted in 2009.
I am having so much trouble with Thunderbird I might just pay real money
for a newsreader. Euch!
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Regards
Stephen
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On 20-4-2012 17:37, Stephen wrote:
> I can see it using the web interface but my copy of Thunderbird shows
> nothing later than TerraPOV - Sky system - Atmosphere posted in 2009.
>
> I am having so much trouble with Thunderbird I might just pay real money
> for a newsreader. Euch!
>
>
How strange! So, no mention of Clipka's "Check(er) your Gamma" and
"POV-Ray Voodoo #511" both 2009, SharkD's "Render for polarized
glasses"(2010), and Danshoe's "Shoemaster Creative" query (2010)?
I am not good enough at this to give you my learned opinion I am afraid :-(
Thomas
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On 21/04/2012 7:52 AM, Thomas de Groot wrote:
> How strange! So, no mention of Clipka's "Check(er) your Gamma" and
> "POV-Ray Voodoo #511" both 2009, SharkD's "Render for polarized
> glasses"(2010), and Danshoe's "Shoemaster Creative" query (2010)?
>
> I am not good enough at this to give you my learned opinion I am afraid :-(
I un-subscribed then re-subscribed and got then all. Still annoying. :-(
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Stephen
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Am 20.04.2012 17:37, schrieb Stephen:
> I can see it using the web interface but my copy of Thunderbird shows
> nothing later than TerraPOV - Sky system - Atmosphere posted in 2009.
Hm... strange thing - same problem here. (Except that the "TerraPOV -
Sky system - Atmosphere" from 2009 was not the latest message, but only
the thread with the latest reply.)
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On 21/04/2012 2:38 PM, clipka wrote:
> Am 20.04.2012 17:37, schrieb Stephen:
>
>> I can see it using the web interface but my copy of Thunderbird shows
>> nothing later than TerraPOV - Sky system - Atmosphere posted in 2009.
>
> Hm... strange thing - same problem here. (Except that the "TerraPOV -
> Sky system - Atmosphere" from 2009 was not the latest message, but only
> the thread with the latest reply.)
I also had two messages from 1970, that had expired.
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Stephen
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Am 21.04.2012 11:03, schrieb Stephen:
> On 21/04/2012 7:52 AM, Thomas de Groot wrote:
>> How strange! So, no mention of Clipka's "Check(er) your Gamma" and
>> "POV-Ray Voodoo #511" both 2009, SharkD's "Render for polarized
>> glasses"(2010), and Danshoe's "Shoemaster Creative" query (2010)?
>>
>> I am not good enough at this to give you my learned opinion I am
>> afraid :-(
>
> I un-subscribed then re-subscribed and got then all. Still annoying. :-(
In case you ever run into this problem again (I did with p.b.utilities):
On the "properties" page of the newsgroup, there's a button promising to
repair the "*.msf" file. That seems to do the job as well.
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On 21/04/2012 3:18 PM, clipka wrote:
>> I un-subscribed then re-subscribed and got then all. Still annoying. :-(
>
> In case you ever run into this problem again (I did with p.b.utilities):
> On the "properties" page of the newsgroup, there's a button promising to
> repair the "*.msf" file. That seems to do the job as well.
Thanks
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Regards
Stephen
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On 21-4-2012 16:03, Stephen wrote:
> I also had two messages from 1970, that had expired.
That's fascinating, Stephen! Some time travel is involved here. :-)
Messages from before the internet...
Thomas
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On 21/04/2012 3:45 PM, Thomas de Groot wrote:
> On 21-4-2012 16:03, Stephen wrote:
>
>> I also had two messages from 1970, that had expired.
>
> That's fascinating, Stephen! Some time travel is involved here. :-)
> Messages from before the internet...
>
I do remember some time ago. Someone posted messages from, I think,
1900. Lots of comments about resetting his PC clock. I am not sure how
that would work as I thought that it was date stamped with the server time.
--
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Stephen
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On 21-4-2012 16:57, Stephen wrote:
> On 21/04/2012 3:45 PM, Thomas de Groot wrote:
>> On 21-4-2012 16:03, Stephen wrote:
>>
>>> I also had two messages from 1970, that had expired.
>>
>> That's fascinating, Stephen! Some time travel is involved here. :-)
>> Messages from before the internet...
>>
>
> I do remember some time ago. Someone posted messages from, I think,
> 1900. Lots of comments about resetting his PC clock. I am not sure how
> that would work as I thought that it was date stamped with the server time.
>
>
Now that you mention it, some ten years ago or more, I exchanged e-mails
with somebody who had not cared about setting the clock. I got messages
from all over time. Maybe in older PC's time stamps were not so mandatory...
Thomas
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