Anybody else use C-MAP cards in their GPS? here's what came offmy AVMAP EKP IV avmap.zip (000/182)

Cheese wrote:
If there is anyone else interested in using the C-MAP data, or with updated data-I would really like to talk to you

YOU INDESCRIBABLY STUPID *******!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

George Patterson
Coffee is only a way of stealing time that should by rights belong to
your slightly older self.

I disagree George. That was a pretty good description.


"George Patterson" wrote in message
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Cheese wrote:
If there is anyone else interested in using the C-MAP data, or with
updated data-I would really like to talk to you

YOU INDESCRIBABLY STUPID *******!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

George Patterson
Coffee is only a way of stealing time that should by rights belong to
your slightly older self.




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("George Patterson" wrote)
If there is anyone else interested in using the C-MAP data, or with
updated data-I would really like to talk to you

YOU INDESCRIBABLY STUPID *******!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1


1KB message is all that showed up on my end :-)


Montblack

Montblack wrote:
("George Patterson" wrote)
If there is anyone else interested in using the C-MAP data, or with
updated data-I would really like to talk to you

YOU INDESCRIBABLY STUPID *******!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1


1KB message is all that showed up on my end :-)



Yeah... about 150 of them. Didn't look at any of them when I saw they were all
posted by somebody going through life with his turn signal stuck.



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"Montblack" wrote in message
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1KB message is all that showed up on my end :-)


He posted 182 .zip files, 446KB each.

"Montblack" wrote


1KB message is all that showed up on my end :-)

You and I are lucky that our ISP's strip binaries off of posts.

However, 180 some identical posts (not the same thread) is a bit over the
top. :-(
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Jim in NC

"Morgans" wrote in message ...
You and I are lucky that our ISP's strip binaries off of posts.

However, 180 some identical posts (not the same thread) is a bit over the
top. :-(

Actually, it was a zip file that was split up into 182 messages, each 446KB
in length, so basically around 80M of crap that would flush a lot of text
messages out of the archive of many news servers if they didn't strip
binaries from their text newsgroups... Regardless of that, think of the poor
guy on dialup who downloads all his messages for viewing offline!

("Morgans" wrote)
1KB message is all that showed up on my end :-)

You and I are lucky that our ISP's strip binaries off of posts.

However, 180 some identical posts (not the same thread) is a bit over the
top. :-(


I only ever saw that single 1KB post - not 180.


Montblack

I only ever saw that single 1KB post - not 180.

Then probably your server or your preferences blocks binaries on
non-binary newsgroups.

Jose
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In a previous article, Jose said:
I only ever saw that single 1KB post - not 180.

Then probably your server or your preferences blocks binaries on
non-binary newsgroups.

I'm using too old a version of Cleanfeed - the damn server got all 182 of
them.


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