Metalworking (rec.crafts.metalworking) Discuss various aspects of working with metal, such as machining, welding, metal joining, screwing, casting, hardening/tempering, blacksmithing/forging, spinning and hammer work, sheet metal work.

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Terry Keeley
 
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Is this forum related some how to the usenet rec.crafts.metalworking,
my ISP recently stopped supporting usenet and I miss it!

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Tim Wescott
 
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Terry Keeley wrote:

Is this forum related some how to the usenet rec.crafts.metalworking,
my ISP recently stopped supporting usenet and I miss it!

It's the very one on this end. Whacha posting from?

There are free news services out there, that give you almost everything
except binaries, and you there are news-only services that you can
subscribe to.

I have no personal experience because I've always been blessed with
ISP's that support news access.

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On Sat, 11 Mar 2006 17:22:16 -0800, Tim Wescott
wrote:

Terry Keeley wrote:

Is this forum related some how to the usenet rec.crafts.metalworking,
my ISP recently stopped supporting usenet and I miss it!

It's the very one on this end. Whacha posting from?

There are free news services out there, that give you almost everything
except binaries, and you there are news-only services that you can
subscribe to.

I have no personal experience because I've always been blessed with
ISP's that support news access.

Middle of December, Rogers dropped use net and suggested Giganews (at
additional cost of course) to get news groups. When I called to
complain, all I got was tough - if you don't like it, go elsewhere.
Junior (IT professional) called them and got a substantial discount on
service, then signed me up for the minimum service with Giganews which
gives me 2GB/mo. of which I have been using about 0.02 GB for this
newsgroup. So far I have been satisfied with the service, and, thanks
to Junior, have saved a bit of cash.
Gerry :-)}
London, Canada
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My ISP is Copper.net $ 99 year works out to $8.25
month i'm happy with them and first 3 months are $1
month if I remember right. Jim
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In article ,
" Jim Sehr" wrote:

My ISP is Copper.net $ 99 year works out to $8.25
month i'm happy with them and first 3 months are $1
month if I remember right. Jim
"Terry Keeley" wrote in message
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Is this forum related some how to the usenet rec.crafts.metalworking,
my ISP recently stopped supporting usenet and I miss it!




Out of curiousity, how's shell, FTP/web space, compiler access, and CGI
coding with copper? Or does the $99/yr only buy "You're connected to the
'net - Go wild"?

As you can see from my address, I'm with sonic.net - have been for
coming up on 4-5 years now. I'm *QUITE* happy with them. I don't think
I've been anyplace else that's had better "You want it? Check the
member-tools web page for how to use it, and if it isn't already listed
there, give tech support a holler and we can probably set it up for you"
level service. Granted, at $18.95/month, it's a bit more pricey than
copper, but IMO, it's worth it to be able to do practically anything I
care to do. About their only significant restriction is an automatic
disconnect at 12 hours for dial-up users. (With no restriction on
immediately re-connecting - Basically, they just don't want you
permanently "camping" on the connection)

Closest comparable ISP was my very first - cris.com (which later turned
into concentric.net) - and they were great, too. (The funny part is that
when I was with them, I could almost literally turn around, open the
living room window, spit, and if their window was open, hit the sysop in
the back of the head Never did manage to convince them to just let me
run an ethernet cable across the alleyway and plug in directly,
though...)

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Its a little more than related your using some shell to dig yourself
into the real usenet rec.crafts.metalworking

Most of us here are on legitimate usenet and if my ISP drops it i might
need to make a news server to pick up usenet.

Terry Keeley wrote:
Is this forum related some how to the usenet rec.crafts.metalworking,
my ISP recently stopped supporting usenet and I miss it!

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Think I see now that it's the same group (thought so, see the same
faces in here) but I'm accessing it through www.diyprojects.info.

I'm with Roger's also and generally like their service but they
dropped Usenet in December...

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Terry Keeley wrote:
Think I see now that it's the same group (thought so, see the same
faces in here) but I'm accessing it through www.diyprojects.info.


A very nice alternative to newsreader access. Thanks
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According to Terry Keeley :
Is this forum related some how to the usenet rec.crafts.metalworking,


This *is* rec.crafts.metalworking. How in the world is easynews
presenting it that you can't tell?

my ISP recently stopped supporting usenet and I miss it!


Well ... you've got it.

Enjoy,
DoN.

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Terry Keeley wrote:
Is this forum related some how to the usenet rec.crafts.metalworking,
my ISP recently stopped supporting usenet and I miss it!



Maybe I missed something, but....

You can access this and MANY other newsgroups for zippo $$ just by going
to Google and clicking on "groups".

Here's the thread you started (via Google Groups.)

http://tinyurl.com/lnhm5

HTH,

Jeff

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Thanks for the great explanations, I'm very happy to have access to
this group again, there's some very sharp people here!

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