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There are two ways of stopping pine from moving messages into pending folders. You can fiddle with the settings in pine, one of the many many options, tells it to prompt you before it moves messages. The other option (the one that i use). Is that you dont quit pine and log-out. You simply close your...

oli.. you're meant to bite a pillow.. not ur tongue..

[s]LeopardSkinQueen wrote on 00:27, 3rd Oct 2003:
It wasn't actually a poll carried out by the Guardian- its an article on a forthcoming book.

oh yeah.. sorry guardian.. i like you again now.. It was good of you to bring this poor excuse for a book to our attention.

humph!

I can't believe liverpool is number 6 on that list. Especially since it has just been voted European City of Culture for 2008.

As for st andrews.. there's no way it should be number 7.

What would those guardian ****'s know anyway??

Humph!

[s]Pussycat wrote on 13:53, 13th Sep 2003:
Well it is when she pays for it. Moron.


oh sweetie.. you shouldn't feel bad about mummy paying for your broadband. After all many people in st andrews get mummy and daddy to pay for things..

cars, ponies, pashminas....

[s] Pussycat wrote on 13:31, 13th Sep 2003: Yeah but I got extra free stuff at the time, and my mum wanted to stick with BT. Also, BT is very reliable. And much cheaper?! Im only paying £27.99. Oh and call me love again and I'll shove your head up your arse. Yes darling.. and we all know how importa...

[s] Pussycat wrote on 10:48, 13th Sep 2003: I pay £28 a month... ...I just got it cos it was the cheapest at the time mind you but I guess BT have already ended that promotion. Sorry to break this to you love, but there have been *much* cheaper accounts going round for ages now. e.g. Pipex £23.44 pm...

[s] Andrew Cusack wrote on 00:10, 13th Sep 2003: sorry, i'm techno-illiterate, but was hoping to get some decent internet service for my flat. Does broadband just go through the normal everyday phoneline? Yes, as long as you have a bt phone in your house. You can sign up to one of the many broadband...

[s] fluKe wrote on 00:18, 13th Sep 2003: BT's broadband service is called Openworld.. if you thought I was talking about dial up that's openworld anytime. Openworld is the brodband service, and I have no problems with SMTP on it. Actually BT has two broadband services. They are: 1. BT openworld (soo...

[s]fluKe wrote on 19:00, 12th Sep 2003:
Nah it's not true, BT doesn't block access to anything.

I have BTOpenworld and access loads of different SMTP servers as I have about 5-6 mail accounts.


yeah but that's btopenworld.. it's bt broadband (separate company) i've heard this about..

cool..

Is it true that BT broadband blocks u from accessing smtp servers other than their own?

I've heard lots of stories to this effect..

[s] Paranoid wrote on 18:42, 12th Sep 2003: Check out http://www.tiscali.co.uk they do some great internet deals and have just introduced a new broadband service which comes in at just under £20 a month (or around that mark anyway) Yeah but the £19.99 account is only 256k.. half the speed of most ot...

They are saying now that the weird feelings that we associate with 'haunted' places are caused by a type of very low frequency sound called infrasound. Some of the most 'haunted' places in the world are all near natural sources of infrasound and in independant tests recently, audiences were subjecte...

No. 1: Get urself a bt account, v easy if you already have a line going into the flat. Just ring 0800 800 150 (from any phone) to get it activated. The cheapest package is £9.99 a month. Once that is all setup.. No. 2: Go on the internet (at ur mate's house or in an IT classroom) and sign up for one...

Look.. there's no way he's going to get bored. He's going to be fine, sitting there, sipping premiere cru through his little straw. If he gets bored then he can listen to music on his little in ear implant things you can get nowadays. And whilst he's 'medatating' he's really watching tv on his LCD c...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/2947467.stm

Take a look at that... do you honestly want that kind of thing to happen in your local?

[s] LeopardSkinQueen wrote on 15:31, 11th Apr 2003: What do you mean by 'full consequences of some posts'? Sorry, I don't think I understand what you mean here. What I'm saying is that it is that its very difficult to moderate anything.. For example.. someone could post a message that seems like a j...

LSQ has a good point, people who want to post just once, dont necessarily want to have to register an account on the sinner.. Maybe a system could be setup that allows people to post messages with their ITS username/passwords and have that authenticated by the university's LDAP server. That would me...

[s] Oli wrote on 21:55, 9th Apr 2003: I would recommend that people DON'T try Shin Cups. They're awful. He's wrong.. he's being payed by pot noodle to say that!! Being the proud owner of about 20 shin cups (at the moment) I can thoughly recommend them. They are tasty, satisfying and exteemely health...

I think posting by unregistered users should be restricted as much as possible. When I post something, I do so anonymously, in that most of you dont know who i am. However, I still should be acountable for the things I post. There is some need for unregistered users, in that quite often people think...