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Medical Forum / General / Dentistry / August 2005How Ubiquitous New Technology (askin' Dr. Steve)
This is surprising isn't it? This is a very intelligent, involved guy saying that. SEE IMAGE: . [image: http://tinypic.com/bet4dy.jpg] . http://tinypic.com/bet4dy.jp -- Joel34 > This is surprising isn't it? This is a very > intelligent, involved guy saying that. SEE IMAGE: Come on Joel, you understand exactly. Sure, usenet was on deja - google but nobody was interested. The DC & other websites accessing NNTP have taken the uniqueness, nerdness ect out of usenet. No one I ever talked to had a clue what usenet was - and that made it special - public domain or not, it was. The other factor, which Dr. Steve noted, is that everything is now blasted to everyone with webtv. It took some ingenuity 10 yrs ago to even find newsgroups (or in the case of JD - blind pigs and acorns). And also to a degree, those of us that have not approached usenet with anonymity now have our quotes all over the place. Just a few thoughts, like most people it takes me a while to embrace change. And sometimes I don't, then one just deals with it. OTOH, it appears in this scenario, it would be much more difficult for a mentally challenged, menopausal nutcase, with a good dose of that old time religion (if such a creature existed) to complain about a poster using a web-based NNTP portal. BTW att.net will let binaries be in SMD for about 36 hrs. Then they disappear. carabelli Carabelli, I guess you did not click on the link. BG Anderson is the intelligent involved guy who claims he never heard of digital x-rays and electronic cleaning equipment. I was asking Dr. Steve his opinion about how many of his patients have expressed similar thoughts before coming to his Troy Michigan office. Is Philadelphia a backward place or is this ubiquitous? I am wondering if this is a valuable dental discussion., I think it is. I could describe it without the image, but why? Joel  SignatureJoel344 Carabelli wrote, And also to a degree, those of us that have not approached usenet with anonymit now have our quotes all over the place. REPLY Isn't that something that Google does? Why not complain to Google no Justin? In fact, www.DentalCom.Net is not indexed by Google at all. was encouraging Justin to change that, and as a stop-gap measure, si months ago or so, I hand reposted lots of DentalCom topics t sci.med.dentistry and vice-versa. To this day, DentalCom.net only gets reposted THROUGH usenet! Tha means sci.med.dentistry is responsible for the word getting around, no the reverse. Joe -- Joel34 > Carabelli wrote, > [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > Joel You're reading posts to fast again my friend, and no I haven't had time to look at the link. Just posting for a sec and time for supper. Dan About reading threads to oquickly ...... Possibly so. The thread was about why an intelligent guy could claim he never heard of digital x-rays. I am still surprised. Joel >> Carabelli wrote, >> [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > >Dan Took forever to load (even on a fast DSL line), so I skipped whatever the image was. >About reading threads to oquickly ...... Possibly so. > [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] >> >>Dan ``````````````````````` Stephen (What's a temporary?) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ It wasn't worth viewing anyway. It was just some guy on the Philadelphia vBulletin boasrd saying he never heard of digital x-rays. Joe -- Joel34 >Carabelli wrote, > [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > >Joel The difference is the Google simply refers the reader back to the NG. Where web based sites spread the quotations all over the world and sometimes edit the statements, or display them without the supporting coversation thread. ``````````````````````` Stephen (What's a temporary?) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ True. Steve wrote, >The difference is the Google simply refers the reader back to the NG. >Where web based sites spread the quotations all over the world and [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >Stephen (What's a temporary?) >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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