From: Doug Bashford on 14 Apr 2010 21:08 In netscape.public.mozilla.browser, In <4phvr558acgkacgcgt4thn8uudsh8k1j46(a)4ax.com> On Sat, 10 Apr 2010, Ralph Fox said about: Re: Firefox: Unknown sites hog CPU or Modem > On Fri, 09 Apr 2010 21:18:53 GMT, in message <D_KdnaQpPagjBCLWnZ2dnUVZ_gYAAAAA(a)pghconnect.com> > playing(a)work.edu (Doug Bashford) wrote: > > > Firefox: unknown sites hog CPU or modem. ..............snip > Doug > > > You should ask your question in the mozilla.support.firefox newsgroup which you can find > on the news.mozilla.org news server. > > Everyone has moved to the mozilla.* groups on the news.mozilla.org news server. > The group you are in was abandoned 4 years ago - see > http://groups.google.com/group/netscape.public.mozilla.browser/msg/33678c39134833f2 > > > The best way is to set up news.mozilla.org as another news server. > You can also use Google Groups to access the mozilla.* newsgroups. > > Do not, though, use a different news server apart from news.mozilla.org. > Like it or not, the mozilla.* groups have been set up like a company > news server. They are not shared with other news servers across Usenet. > A few other servers have copied some of the group names and some of the > posts as well, but your posts to those other news servers will not appear > on the news.mozilla.org server where everyone is. > > > > X-Newsreader: Forte Free Agent 1.21/32.243 > > To handle two news servers in Forte Free Agent 1.21, you need to > run two instances of Agent each with its own separate database. > See this message for details: http://groups.google.com/group/alt.usenet.offline-reader.forte-agent/msg/8bb090749613c76a Thanks for the tips Ralph! netscape.public.mozilla.browser,alt.fan.mozilla alt.netscape,netscape.public.general, Yer right I'm not crazy about the idea that it's all now "company town." Another one bytes the dust. I'da never figured Moz would be the one, they always seemed like the pioneers for freedom and against The Establishment's monopolies of thought and mortar. So what the netiquette? Can I presume that people disatisfied had damned well better watch their honest feelings, it's sorta a luvy-dovey love fest? [Respectful dissent is permited, we are so lucky.] I can think of no other reason they'd do this...control. I'll give it a looksee. If they demand an ID, they can kiss my rosey red one. "I never left them, they left me," comes to mind. And: "You will be assimilated, try the Prozac, punk." ....anyway, thanks again, wish I was happier. --Doug The insane twist the facts to fit their world view. The rational change their world view to fit the facts.
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