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Cat Forum / Health and Behavior / March 2006This group has gone to pot
As of now there are over 400 posts on the "crazy cat" thread. The new posts have nothing to do with the original post. These posts have pushed useful posts to the bottom. Why not start a completely new thread if you want to argue? ---MIKE--- >>In the White Mountains of New Hampshire >> (44° 15' N - Elevation 1580') As of now there are over 400 posts on the "crazy cat" thread. The new posts have nothing to do with the original post. These posts have pushed useful posts to the bottom. Why not start a completely new thread if you want to argue? Or, you could get a computer and block the threads you don't want to read. >>Or, you could get a computer and block >> the threads you don't want to read. Or you could KISS MY a.s. ---MIKE--- >>In the White Mountains of New Hampshire >> (44° 15' N - Elevation 1580') >>Or, you could get a computer and block >> the threads you don't want to read. Or you could KISS MY a.s. There's nothing like a cranky webbie. :) ---MIKE--- >>In the White Mountains of New Hampshire >> (44° 15' N - Elevation 1580') >>> Or, you could get a computer and block >>> the threads you don't want to read. > > Or you could KISS MY a.s. I think you were jealous and just wanted to start your own argument thread. :D > >>> Or, you could get a computer and block > >>> the threads you don't want to read. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > I think you were jealous and just wanted to start your own argument > thread. :D : D > As of now there are over 400 posts on the "crazy cat" thread. The new > posts have nothing to do with the original post. These posts have > pushed useful posts to the bottom. Why not start a completely new > thread if you want to argue? well, you carry no pretentions your a liar first you say you have a heating pad under your cat, and you say it's med to high on the heat (i will drag that post up if need be) once someone says..the heating pad is doing it...you say..OH it's on low... yeah right poor little cat..the little thing don't know no better, she was just getting some sunshine and you made her little belly bald...im glad it's healing up now... there's no telling what damage you have done to her circulatory nothing is free MIKE there is a price to every thing... i have explained this time and time again... but it's ok, we all do things sometimes out of ignorance (some of us) some of us just have better sense damn liar > As of now there are over 400 posts on the "crazy cat" thread. The new > posts have nothing to do with the original post. These posts have > pushed useful posts to the bottom. Why not start a completely new > thread if you want to argue? You'll have a much better experience with newsgroups if you use a regular connection and not webtv. Google groups is better than nothing. A real newsreader is much better. Both of those will sort by thread, so all the new posts in a thread you don't like will take up the space of one line. Very easy to delete and move on. Fewer problems for you, and you won't be bothered by large threads like this. > > As of now there are over 400 posts on the "crazy cat" thread. The new > > posts have nothing to do with the original post. These posts have [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > move on. Fewer problems for you, and you won't be bothered by large > threads like this. That was my point. I hope you don't get a "kiss my a.s" too! Mike is very sensitive about his webtv unit. I just think that if you are going to participate in a global, unmoderated forum, you need decent tools if some of the content bothers you so much you cannot bear to click past it or delete it. > You'll have a much better experience with newsgroups if you use a > regular connection and not webtv. Just curious, but what exactly is webtv? >>Just curious, but what exactly is webtv? Webtv - also known as MSNTV is a very convenient browser that uses a TV as a monitor and has a wireless, infrared keyboard. Right now, Tiger is sleeping on my lap and the keyboard is next to me on the couch. I am typing with my right hand. Webtv has drawbacks but more than makes up for them in convenience. It is the only answer for me because I have no place to put a computer. The biggest drawback is having to put up with the jerks that think they are superior because they use a computer. One big advantage is I am never exposed to a virus - ever. ---MIKE--- >>In the White Mountains of New Hampshire >> (44° 15' N - Elevation 1580') >>> Just curious, but what exactly is webtv? > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > place to put a computer. The biggest drawback is having to put up with > the jerks that think they are superior because they use a computer. One Naw, the biggest drawback is the limited screen size of webTV that displays an equally limited amount of information... which I believe is the basis of your complaint. Get over it... either move to a computer based Internet experience or suffer the drawbacks of webTV and stop yer whining 'n complaining about it. > big advantage is I am never exposed to a virus - ever. > > ---MIKE--- >>> In the White Mountains of New Hampshire > >> (44° 15' N - Elevation 1580') "Joe Canuck" <Joe.Canuck@-remove-gmail.com> wrote : > Get over it... either move to a computer based Internet experience or > suffer the drawbacks of webTV and stop yer whining 'n complaining about it. Yep. The hallmark of a healthy newsgroup is a LOT of traffic. The only people who ever complain about too much is webtv users. Megan actually tried that. "You are flooding the group with on-topic posts!" Muhahaha ... What ever happened to her > What ever happened to her heh heh heh I think she may have gotten into some trouble for going "real life" on someone. I haven't seen her post since last year when we got into it and what happened happened >> What ever happened to her > > heh heh heh > > I think she may have gotten into some trouble for going "real life" on > someone. > I haven't seen her post since last year when we got into it and what > happened happened Well, I think she was into some things she should not have been into. And the line between Usenet and Real Life was seriously unclear to her. (Understatement.) It is sad, because she does care about cats. But anyone who seeks to control the content of a Usenet newsgroup has to have a screw loose. The campaign to get rid of those whose posts she did not like went, err, a bit far, I would say. It seems others agree--and of course some got sucked into her insanity and had to pay the price. They don't call it "freaknet" for nothing. >> I haven't seen her post since last year when we got into it and what >> happened happened [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > They don't call it "freaknet" for nothing. I speak to Megan regularly, and what you are implying is not even remotely close to the truth. She has not been "into some things she should not have been into," as you put it. She spends an extraordinary amount of time helping people deal with different health and behavior issues in their cats - *really* helping them and not just posting letters to usenet. Megan had grown tired of all the bickering on usenet and believed that she was wasting time there. Her time is more valuable than that and better spent by dealing directly with people who have cats that need help. Most recently, Megan has been working intensively with a cat that was diagnosed with diabetes. With her help, they were able take the cat off insulin, and the cat's glucose levels have returned to normal. This involved working with the owners several times a day and even required her to get up at 4:30 every morning. She did this without any pay and I never once heard her complain. As many of you know, she has adopted a number of special-needs cats. Several of her own cats have recently had medical emergencies and required late-night trips to the ER. So, it seems to me that you are both incorrect and remarkably insensitive to continually bring up the name of someone who has not even posted for several months but who is continuing with her efforts to help as many cats as possible. MaryL That is great to know she and her cats are doing fine I don't know what the part "So, it seems to me that you are both incorrect and remarkably insensitive to continually bring up the name of someone who has not even posted for several months." This is the first time I have ever asked about Megan or and have not even made a off comment about her except to her last year when we had a difference of opinion that was between us. I only said I have not seen her post since me and her had our difference of opinion last year and what ever happened to her. Which is true I have not seen a post from her since last year. Nothing in sensitive about it I was just asking what happened to her. I remember her having problems with the cats and I don't remember who her close friends were or know her well enough to ping people to ask about her out in the open forum. Even thou me and her had a very different opinion she offered good advice to people from a different aspect. If it was taken the wrong way it was not meant to be. I just was meant what happened to her I have not seen a post since last year and was wonder what happened. Nothing was meant by it I am trying to remain peaceful with everyone in the newsgroup except for 4 people who are all kill filed anyways and everyone already had a problem with them. Nothing was meant on my side Mary If it was taken that way forgiveness is asked Matthew >>> I haven't seen her post since last year when we got into it and what >>> happened happened [quoted text clipped - 34 lines] > > MaryL > That is great to know she and her cats are doing fine > [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] > > Matthew Sorry, Matthew, I should have removed your name at the top of the post. I was responding to cybercat. She has a history of inserting Megan's name in posts that had nothing to do with her. You're correct, there was nothing insensitive or intrustive in your message. MaryL Not a problem I just don't want any hard feeling with anyone unless I deserve it :-) . >> That is great to know she and her cats are doing fine >> [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] > > MaryL > Sorry, Matthew, I should have removed your name at the top of the post. I > was responding to cybercat. She has a history of inserting Megan's name in > posts that had nothing to do with her. You're correct, there was nothing > insensitive or intrustive in your message. :) > :) seee she's doing it again, grinnin like the cheshire cat or however the hell you spell it why you grinnin like that cybie....it's aggrivating me... im pretty sure there are some new laws about what you're doing > Sorry, Matthew, I should have removed your name at the top of > the post. I was responding to cybercat. She has a history of > inserting Megan's name in posts that had nothing to do with her. Not to mention a history of just plain mental problems. I've never seen someone hold on to grudges for as long as she does. A sign of serious problems with stalking at the top of the list. > You're correct, there was nothing insensitive or intrustive in > your message. I'm sorry to read that Megan's has some cats of her own with issues. Please send her purrs from my cats to be well.  SignatureCheryl > > Sorry, Matthew, I should have removed your name at the top of > > the post. I was responding to cybercat. She has a history of [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > seen someone hold on to grudges for as long as she does. A sign of > serious problems with stalking at the top of the list. lol >>> I haven't seen her post since last year when we got into it and what >>> happened happened [quoted text clipped - 30 lines] > > MaryL Thats great! ...because at most this is all horse-hockey here. > >>> I haven't seen her post since last year when we got into it and what > >>> happened happened [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] > > Thats great! ...because at most this is all horse-hockey here. And because Usenet turned Megan and a few others into psychotic stalkers. > Most recently, Megan has been working intensively with a cat that was > diagnosed with diabetes. With her help, they were able take the cat off > insulin, and the cat's glucose levels have returned to normal. That's great to hear, Mary. Megan has a special gift and I'm happy to hear she was successful with this kitty. Please tell Megan I said hello. Lauren See my cats: http://tinyurl.com/76tg8 Mike don't they make a filter for WebTV ( I know nothing about it ) so you can block everything out or are you stuck having to go thru the post. Is it possible to access a newsreader that has filters >>Just curious, but what exactly is webtv? Webtv - also known as MSNTV is a very convenient browser that uses a TV as a monitor and has a wireless, infrared keyboard. Right now, Tiger is sleeping on my lap and the keyboard is next to me on the couch. I am typing with my right hand. Webtv has drawbacks but more than makes up for them in convenience. It is the only answer for me because I have no place to put a computer. The biggest drawback is having to put up with the jerks that think they are superior because they use a computer. One big advantage is I am never exposed to a virus - ever. ---MIKE--- >>In the White Mountains of New Hampshire >> (44° 15' N - Elevation 1580') > It is the only answer for me because I have no > place to put a computer. what about a laptop, when you get done fold it up and put it in the magazine rack beside the arm chair. you want me to send you one? then you can crack into other peoples machines like we do > > It is the only answer for me because I have no > > place to put a computer. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > then you can crack into other peoples machines like we do Matthew uses webtv? How did I miss that? And how does he manage to post pleasantly and regularly without whining about threads being too long? no I don't I use my laptop it has a wireless connection that I use to access a server that is located in my house that connects all my computers and business together it is T line dedicated using road runner as a the broad band service provider. Remember last year when the little hussy came up and the idiots could not understand why I was posting from different locations but the same ISP. that was Barry that used that quote.. in the above post >> > It is the only answer for me because I have no >> > place to put a computer. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > he manage to post pleasantly and regularly without whining about > threads being too long? > no I don't I use my laptop it has a wireless connection that I use to > access a server that is located in my house that connects all my computers [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > that was Barry that used that quote.. in the above post Oops, sorry. :) I thought you were too bright to use WebTV. > no I don't I use my laptop it has a wireless connection that I use to > access a server that is located in my house that connects all my computers > and business together it is T line dedicated using road runner as a the > broad band service provider. somehow i thought you said you had webtv since no place to put computer or you have that too..ok what os is your server machine i have 2000 server os, on a 4cpu 4 HD bay server...it came from ge financial when they had an auction. i want to upgrade to 2003 server 9which I have, but... is a muther to install raid drivers for servers that don't have mfg support i had to build my own *.oem just to install raid drivers for windows 2000 server Barry it is Windows Server 2003 Enterprise SP1 64bit but I have several other OS installed on it It has several other operating systems on it with the hardware and software switch in them. I had a custom software program made for the business years ago. the server in the house tower server that is raid capable it has 1.0tb internal storage on it. I bought mine from gateway and tried to upgrade when new products come out. Even though i don't need to have them each store has one in it all linked to mine. It makes it easier to access the business from a remote location instead of having to go down to each store and pull the info or wait for it to be sync with the other ones. I have a dedicated business line coming into the house. I can access it thru the line connection giving me access to my business, interent and my house from anywhere I have signal at. I want to buy something like one of these for each of the store fully decked out http://www.gateway.com/products/gconfig/proddetails.asp?seg=gv&system_id=E9510T i want to add something like this to the new system http://configure.us.dell.com/dellstore/config.aspx?c=us&cs=04&kc=6W300&l=en&oc=p v124tlto3sapp&s=bsd the one I have is an old tape backup ( do no like that it takes way to long to back up and ties the system resources up). It has a seperate battery back up pack instead of built in . I want to upgrade to the new smart version backup. If you loose power during a sync it can corrupt the whole backup. I want to add the upgrade of a dvd dual layer burner so I can read it on any system. Even thou it is a lot of DVDs I could have a real permanent back up. I could store away with my tax info. I would love to go to amd instead of pentium but until the release of the 939 mother boards and the 64 bit dual cpus. I really was not impressed by them for the price. I am going to have to check them out maybe get a heck of a lot better and faster system ( I feel the need for speed) Any other question Barry? I will gladly answer them if I can > Barry it is Windows Server 2003 Enterprise SP1 64bit but I have several > other OS installed on it i have 2003 server enteriprise, seems like i could have installed 64bit...all of the music apps i use in the studio have a 64bit version, so i am headed in that direction shortly... you dont fug around do you. how many days does it take to defrag must have monster db, either inventory or customer or both 64-bit software is still coming along, one day i suppose we will double that! then triple that...and so on... with verizon growing at the rate they are..installing fiber optics...by then we should be able to project our holograms onto freaknet...im going to be ricky riccardo lol... yeah, im sure much of what you do now will be simplified with fiber optics...something like... 3 gb/s or so.. I know they pumped 2 full length High Definition movies overseas in about 7 mins with fiber optics. > I bought mine from gateway and tried to upgrade > when new products come out. in the end, it's better. plus new stuff is nice to look at. plus customer support is nice. i think that's part of the purchase price. > Even though i don't need to have them each > store has one in it all linked to mine. you probably got spy cams sticking out of each one. > It makes it easier to access the > business from a remote location instead of having to go down to each store > and pull the info or wait for it to be sync with the other ones. I have a > dedicated business line coming into the house. I can access it thru the > line connection giving me access to my business, interent and my house from > anywhere I have signal at. sounds like a full time job! > I want to buy something like one of these... so, compaq is more pricey than gateway, im just guessing... i've seen some outrageous compaq prices. I was living in Nastyville when dell moved to town, they bought a huge wharehouse complex and within 4 months, they were shipping around the world...they also got huge tax deferrals as incentive to setup shop there Your working knowledge of what you need, and staying on top of technology, sounds like a huge savings! keeping an eye on how to get things done smarter and faster. > the one I have is an old tape backup this is surprising > I want to add the upgrade of a dvd dual layer burner so I can read > it on any system. why not wait a few more months and grab yourself the blu ray burner by sony, it should be out around april you get 40gb per disc. the blu laser just sets closer to the medium, the grooves are closer and the data is "finer" double layer will be 80gb http://www.blu-ray.com/info/ > 939 mother boards and the 64 bit dual cpus. I really was not impressed by > them for the price. I am going to have to check them out maybe get a heck > of a lot better and faster system ( I feel the need for speed) everything in a pc is relevant to speed. you could have all the greatest processors and bus..but if the HD doesn't read and write fast..you are at the mercy of the HD speed. (i have never researched HD read/write methods) i just know it makes all the difference. > Any other question Barry? I will gladly answer them if I can where should I shop, what will i be shopping for...maybe you better not say on here... very cool dude! I also wanted to ask, but don't expect a public answer: about your security. I use a linux based firewall...i built it myself..i have not been cracked since i put it up. I get alot of activity from southeast asia area, this part of the world is also notorious for fly by night banking systems. >> Barry it is Windows Server 2003 Enterprise SP1 64bit but I have several >> other OS installed on it [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > you dont fug around do you. how many days does it take to defrag > must have monster db, either inventory or customer or both it does it every night about an hour depending on how bad it was > 64-bit software is still coming along, one day i suppose we will double > that! then triple that...and so on... > with verizon growing at the rate they are..installing fiber optics...by > then we should be able to project our holograms onto freaknet...im > going to be ricky riccardo > lol... the already have the holographic views you ought to check out computer shows. Did you ever see the Johnny Mnemonic or matrix with Keano Reeves where you have the glasses and the virtual reality keyboard they have working modelsof the eye wear. Instead of computer screen goes right to your wirless eye wear The computer shows have some real interesting technology that is going to be released to the public. A friend over seastold me about an item that may be available by christmas or next year a 12 + megapixel at 10x zoom with buit in 4 gig memory and 1/25th click speed Fujitsu is testing right now flexible color screens like they had in Mission to Mars with Val kilmer they should be out before 2008 You got the blue tooth technology currently avaiable to the public they have the technology that fits into a pair of sunglasses or your eyeglasses. Mp3 technology has been put into sunglass that store up to 1 gig right now http://oakley.com/o/o2794d/?promotion_id=6&cm_ven=Search&cm_cat=Google&cm_pla=se arch&cm_ite=mp3%20sunglasses > yeah, im sure much of what you do now will be simplified with fiber > optics...something like... [quoted text clipped - 76 lines] > I get alot of activity from southeast asia area, this part of the world > is also notorious for fly by night banking systems. >> Barry it is Windows Server 2003 Enterprise SP1 64bit but I have several >> other OS installed on it [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] > > you probably got spy cams sticking out of each one. I can access the security system from my computer the house has security cams also but the each store has its own server for that total seperate by can be reomte access >> It makes it easier to access the >> business from a remote location instead of having to go down to each [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > within 4 months, they were shipping around the world...they also got > huge tax deferrals as incentive to setup shop there Compaq sucks big time most of the time > Your working knowledge of what you need, and staying on top of > technology, sounds like a huge savings! [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > this is surprising why if it works you stay with it plus it was easier to transfer when we changed the server case over my laziness >> I want to add the upgrade of a dvd dual layer burner so I can read >> it on any system. [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >> heck >> of a lot better and faster system ( I feel the need for speed) I will check out that blu ray burner I am going to upgrade but probably after the new technology gets release after christmas why pay when something new is going to come out tomorrow > everything in a pc is relevant to speed. > you could have all the greatest processors and bus..but if the HD > doesn't read and write fast..you are at the mercy of the HD speed. (i > have never researched HD read/write methods) i just know it makes all > the difference. Yes big diference when your are talking serial ATA and parallel ATA plus write speed always go serial with the higher access and the bigger memory bus >> Any other question Barry? I will gladly answer them if I can > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > I get alot of activity from southeast asia area, this part of the world > is also notorious for fly by night banking systems. I used Norton's corporate Barry for my security plus a whole lot of anti spy ware programs. My business program has a built in firewall and security. Plus the routers have their own built in firewalls. The system is set up to warn me if some one tries to access it and shut it the access point down. I have only got a virus when someone from the house brought over a disk with one on it but the system caught it. Spyware is a everyday thing but the programs catch them. . > I used Norton's corporate Barry for my security plus a whole lot of anti > spy ware programs. seems like windows 2000 server, has secure user accounts. im sure 2003 does as well... you don't have to be logged in as admin, in order to give programs access under a limited account. im sure you well know. this means no new programs can be installed, or changed, without a fat a.s password im sure you rarely find a spyware, maybe at best you might find a nusiance data collector. but these servers of yours are not regular internet consumers right? i mean, employees don't sit and surf the web...right... it's a beautiful day! Yes 2003 has built in >> I used Norton's corporate Barry for my security plus a whole lot of anti >> spy ware programs. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > im sure you rarely find a spyware, maybe at best you might find a > nusiance data collector. I find it evey day remember I don't mind going to the site every one else fears > but these servers of yours are not regular internet consumers right? i > mean, employees don't sit and surf the web...right... No the only access my managers have is to the business software to pull up employee records or customer records My son and daughter took over running the business and they only have access to certain things No web surfing access to the general access. managers can but they have to log onto the account with a username and password; which is logged everytime and who,what, where and how they did things and only one access ( mine ) to remove it > it's a beautiful day! Yes it is it was 90 here today and the bikinis look great specially in the wife < he he grining like a kid with his hand in the cookie jar > I just came home from bike week seeing how my booth was doing this year. Can't ride this year due to my knee and there is no way in heck I am riding on the back with my wife handling the hog > Barry it is Windows Server 2003 Enterprise SP1 64bit but I have several > other OS installed on it i forgot to ask, im wanting a haircut and thought you might have some fresh ideas about new styles... ;) > >>Just curious, but what exactly is webtv? > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > the jerks that think they are superior because they use a computer. One > big advantage is I am never exposed to a virus - ever. Thanks for the explanation, Mike. I can see where it would be good for people who can't have a computer. Personally though, I'm a total geek and love having a computer. Lauren > Thanks for the explanation, Mike. I can see where it would be good for > people who can't have a computer. Personally though, I'm a total geek > and love having a computer. it's so funny, traditionally women hated electronics if mike can't keep up with the adults, he'll have to set at the kiddy table > > Thanks for the explanation, Mike. I can see where it would be good for > > people who can't have a computer. Personally though, I'm a total geek > > and love having a computer. > > it's so funny, traditionally women hated electronics I've always been fascinated by computers and finally built my own last year. I got to pick the components I wanted instead of having to take whatever a Dell or Compaq offered. Maybe I was a guy in my last life :) Lauren > if mike can't keep up with the adults, he'll have to set at the kiddy > table LOL > > > Thanks for the explanation, Mike. I can see where it would be good for > > > people who can't have a computer. Personally though, I'm a total geek [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > whatever a Dell or Compaq offered. Maybe I was a guy in my last life > :) I loved computers from the first time I encountered one. :) I could spend years figuring out everything one operating system does, and probably would if I didn't have other things to do. |
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