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what is this?

On 2006-04-28, mari <> wrote:
> what is this?

What? Where?...Oh,... there!

"That" is one of Blinky's leftovers...he burped the other day.

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"mari" <> wrote in message
news:44529085$0$13680$.. .
> what is this?
>
It's a newsgroup, part of the web known as usenet.
Your default ISP email account would probably have
auto configured Outlook Express the first time you
clicked on the icon/shortcut. As your ISP also carries
servers to this part of the trashy internet, it also
configured OE. Just spend a few days having a browse.

http://tinyurl.com/z2mx8

Peaches wrote:

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> "mari" <> wrote in message
> news:44529085$0$13680$.. .
>> what is this?
>>
> It's a newsgroup, part of the web known as usenet.

No, it is not prt of the web.


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mari wrote:
> what is this?

It is a cheese string

"mari" <> wrote in message
news:44529085$0$13680$.. .
> what is this?
>

A question mark

"mari" <> wrote in message
news:44529085$0$13680$.. .
> what is this?
>

the opposite of that.

Margolotta <> wrote:

|>Tim Berners-Lee invented the WWW in 1990.

I remember the first WWW program I came across, the description said
with this (Browser ?) you could just click on a hyperlinks and not
type in the address, see pictures and on and on.

I pass'd on the download; couldn't see the advantage - and saw it as
just another entry level term program :}



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"Peaches" <> said in news:e2u5sn$jbu$:

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> "mari" <> wrote in message
> news:44529085$0$13680$.. .
>> what is this?
>>
> It's a newsgroup, part of the web known as usenet.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
<snip>

Dumb ****ing ****.....

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On 2006-04-29, Trax <> wrote:
> Margolotta <> wrote:
>
>|>Tim Berners-Lee invented the WWW in 1990.
>
> I remember the first WWW program I came across, the description said
> with this (Browser ?) you could just click on a hyperlinks and not
> type in the address, see pictures and on and on.
>
> I pass'd on the download; couldn't see the advantage - and saw it as
> just another entry level term program :}

I was trying to get Mosaic compiled on my computer because I thought it was
an advanced term program.

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