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[Sally Thompson]

dorayme wrote:


Oh, you just did that to disguise the tin foil.

And did you design in special holes for your antennae? Perhaps they are not
so sensitive to temperature changes, since I realise on Mars you have winter
temperatures down to -143° C.

 

[dorayme]

And did you design in special holes for your antennae? Perhaps they are not
so sensitive to temperature changes, since I realise on Mars you have winter
temperatures down to -143° C.

It's all different here on earth... Honestly, I am struck by what
you are saying about the heat there!

 

[jojo]

And did you design in special holes for your antennae? Perhaps they are not
so sensitive to temperature changes, since I realise on Mars you have winter
temperatures down to -143° C.

And on Venus there is an average of 480°C. Thank god that we live on
earth...

 

[Leonard Blaisdell]

I've got a university shell account where I've tried pine, but it's
mail-only and not set up for news; and surprisingly it doesn't offer tin
at all.

I learned tin and slrn on LinuxPPC. But I didn't learn them well. I
still went to Newswatcher when I posted. I'm really glad I ran Linux,
because it made the MacOSX experience more rewarding when I crossed over
from the old Mac world. I think I can still compile a modified Linux
kernel with bells and whistles. My last successful attempt was on
kernel 2.4.

leo

 

[Blinky the Shark]

I learned tin and slrn on LinuxPPC. But I didn't learn them well. I
still went to Newswatcher when I posted. I'm really glad I ran Linux,
because it made the MacOSX experience more rewarding when I crossed over
from the old Mac world. I think I can still compile a modified Linux
Cool.

kernel with bells and whistles. My last successful attempt was on
kernel 2.4.

Well, that's not so far back.