Anybody having trouble getting to or seeing rec.woodworking.]
I have two different servers and neither one:
teranews or eternal-september.org seems to have it available.
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Looked in on eternal-september this am w/ no discernible problems. They do have occasional slowdowns or apparently some uptime issues but rarely more than a couple hours. Sundays do seem to be perhaps maintenance I've noticed but didn't see any disruption yesterday when checked...
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On news.planet.nl: alt.biaries.pictures.woodworking alt.binaries.rustic-woodworkers free.uk.woodworking net.crafts.woodworking.general rec.woodworking
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Must be a delay of some sort...
Thanks..
I assume that the rec.woodwork> Pat Barber wrote:
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It is alive and well on NewsGuy.
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Anybody having trouble getting to or seeing rec.woodworking.]
I have two different servers and neither one:
teranews or eternal-september.org seems to have it available.
eternal-september has it on my system.
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Works fine on Giganews.
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Fine on individual.
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Works just fine from: Google >> groups >> rec.woodworking.
Can someone please explain why newsreaders are even necessary? What's the point in having multiple servers? You buy a computer, get a phone line with DSL, sign in for a Google account and you're off and running. Even AOL is free now. Mystified...
Joe
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Aye, still showing up here, anyway.
Jon
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Does that mean you don't like it, Smitty?
Don't use Windoze, tried Eternal September a while back and saw no reason to continue, Google to Groups to alt.home.repair and other groups is a 2 sec DL. So what am I missing? Still curious.
Joe
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Thanks for the kind words. Might be time to check out other options. Suggestions for iMac welcome.
Joe
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formatting link
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Back when I was using a Mac, I used Hogwasher for quite a while, and it's still around:
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But then, it's often said that the secret to using computers is figuring out the proper wrench to pound in the screw.
Edward