curtis@cs.berkeley.edu (Curtis Yarvin) writes:

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> In article <5445@sumax.seattleu.edu> khamer@sumax.seattleu.edu (Little Kenny 
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> |To keep this on subject:  What is so bloody hard about just reading the
> |subject lines in comp.os.linux and reading only the ones that look
> |interesting?
> 
> Shit, why don't we have just One Big Newsgroup?  Forget this silly
> hierarchy stuff.  Just pick out the subjects you want with trn.
> If it has to do with sewing, don't read it; if it has to do with
> TCP-IP on Eniac, do.

Not _QUITE_ the same thing.  All these c.o.l.{whatever} groups _DO_ have
something in common...  You don't buy the whole grocery store just to
pick the good stuff out of a can of Planters Mixed Nuts, do you?? :-)

Pete C.

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