On Mon, Apr 25, 2022 at 09:20 AM, Riothamus Pendragon wrote:
if anyone has HTML, epub, or mobi
See attached.
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Picked up my own "cloud" a week ago. 5 second hand HP server systems for ?30.
All working, all ready to have operating systems installed, and even some network goodies to go with.
Windows 7 on most and Windows XP on one (I need Xpo on at least one system to be able to use a
tape drive and to configure my security cameras when they go spla.
One of them is too new, and doesn't like being switched off, so it'll probably end up with Linux on it.
Now, I need to finally rewrite my database program for my mineral collection. No excuses anymore.
Alysson RowanLinkedIn:?????? Academia:??? Project Blog: YouTube:??????
John, you're a man after
my own heart. I've done that for years (yard sales, too). Even the
two brand-new laptops I've bought in the last couple of years only
had Windows on them long enough to register them with the
manufacturers (Dell and Lenovo) for warranty purposes. Afterwards,
the drives were immediately low-level formatted and Arch Linux was
installed. The desktops I've had -- new or used -- have always
been frankensteins.
As far as "The Cloud"? I have three Debian servers, any one of
which is capable of acting as a private cloud server should I
decide I need one. As I haven't done that yet, I guess I don't. I
even turn Google Sync off on my phone as soon as I buy one --
followed by geo-location services.
Mike
Decaffeinated
coffee is like a hooker who only wants to cuddle.
On 4/25/22 10:21, John Braun wrote:
I agree with the sentiments expressed by this group.?
Furthermore when updating to a new computer, the choices
we had before such as deciding whether to update or not,
how to store on our own computers, deciding how to
personalize our programs we use and many, many other
choices we had are disappearing.? I find it extremely
aggravating that computer manufacturers are deciding what
we can choose and eliminating our other choices.?
I find myself in pawn shops buying older computers (for
pennies) that people have gotten rid of, using Windows 7 and
other older programs and working around the newer machines
so I can retain my basic rights of what and how - will be on
my own d**n computer.? Yeah, it takes extra effort but I am
much happier with my electronic life!
Lastly, The Cloud.? You have to be out of your cotton picking
small minds to use that.? Your own external storage drives are
all `The Cloud' 99% of us will ever need and 100% safer!
Thank you all for letting me express my feelings, sometimes it
is almost too much to bear it alone!? John
On Mon, Apr 25, 2022 at 8:22
AM Riothamus Pendragon < riothamus@...>
wrote:
Anybody know of a downloader for ?? I searched
around and none of them seem to support it.? Otherwise, if
anyone has HTML, epub, or mobi versions of the 2 stories I
would appreciate it.
Riothamus
is
this it
?&
Good news - I found it. I knew I had read it
relatively recently but just couldn't find it in my
'haveread' list. I tried again today and there it was,
back in November of last year.
Bad news - the author deleted it, although s/he
promises to reload it (sometime).
FUTURE OF RUIN?by
Harkon / DEADendDREAMER
Harry Potter has been reincarnated more
times than he can count, always to stop a mad
man. Now, the world has been ravaged by nuclear
war, and nothing will ever be as it once was.
FUTURE OF CHANGE?by
Harkon
?
Surviving the death of one world wasn't
as impossible as they thought, living on the new
one might be. Sequel to Future of Ruin
More good news - If you 'Reply to
Sender' with your email address I'll send you a PDF.
|
John, you're a man after
my own heart. I've done that for years (yard sales, too). Even the
two brand-new laptops I've bought in the last couple of years only
had Windows on them long enough to register them with the
manufacturers (Dell and Lenovo) for warranty purposes. Afterwards,
the drives were immediately low-level formatted and Arch Linux was
installed. The desktops I've had -- new or used -- have always
been frankensteins.
As far as "The Cloud"? I have three Debian servers, any one of
which is capable of acting as a private cloud server should I
decide I need one. As I haven't done that yet, I guess I don't. I
even turn Google Sync off on my phone as soon as I buy one --
followed by geo-location services.
Mike
Decaffeinated
coffee is like a hooker who only wants to cuddle.
On 4/25/22 10:21, John Braun wrote:
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I agree with the sentiments expressed by this group.?
Furthermore when updating to a new computer, the choices
we had before such as deciding whether to update or not,
how to store on our own computers, deciding how to
personalize our programs we use and many, many other
choices we had are disappearing.? I find it extremely
aggravating that computer manufacturers are deciding what
we can choose and eliminating our other choices.?
I find myself in pawn shops buying older computers (for
pennies) that people have gotten rid of, using Windows 7 and
other older programs and working around the newer machines
so I can retain my basic rights of what and how - will be on
my own d**n computer.? Yeah, it takes extra effort but I am
much happier with my electronic life!
Lastly, The Cloud.? You have to be out of your cotton picking
small minds to use that.? Your own external storage drives are
all `The Cloud' 99% of us will ever need and 100% safer!
Thank you all for letting me express my feelings, sometimes it
is almost too much to bear it alone!? John
On Mon, Apr 25, 2022 at 8:22
AM Riothamus Pendragon < riothamus@...>
wrote:
Anybody know of a downloader for ?? I searched
around and none of them seem to support it.? Otherwise, if
anyone has HTML, epub, or mobi versions of the 2 stories I
would appreciate it.
Riothamus
is
this it
?&
Good news - I found it. I knew I had read it
relatively recently but just couldn't find it in my
'haveread' list. I tried again today and there it was,
back in November of last year.
Bad news - the author deleted it, although s/he
promises to reload it (sometime).
FUTURE OF RUIN?by
Harkon / DEADendDREAMER
Harry Potter has been reincarnated more
times than he can count, always to stop a mad
man. Now, the world has been ravaged by nuclear
war, and nothing will ever be as it once was.
FUTURE OF CHANGE?by
Harkon
?
Surviving the death of one world wasn't
as impossible as they thought, living on the new
one might be. Sequel to Future of Ruin
More good news - If you 'Reply to
Sender' with your email address I'll send you a PDF.
|
I agree with the sentiments expressed by this group.? Furthermore when updating to a new computer, the choices we had before such as deciding whether to update or not, how to store on our own computers, deciding how to personalize our programs we use and many, many other choices we had are disappearing.? I find it extremely aggravating that computer manufacturers are deciding what we can choose and eliminating our other choices.?
I find myself in pawn shops buying older computers (for pennies) that people have gotten rid of, using Windows 7 and other older programs and working around the newer machines so I can retain my basic rights of what and how - will be on my own d**n computer.? Yeah, it takes extra effort but I am much happier with my electronic life! Lastly, The Cloud.? You have to be out of your cotton picking small minds to use that.? Your own external storage drives are all `The Cloud' 99% of us will ever need and 100% safer! Thank you all for letting me express my feelings, sometimes it is almost too much to bear it alone!? John
On Mon, Apr 25, 2022 at 8:22 AM Riothamus Pendragon < riothamus@...> wrote: Anybody know of a downloader for ?? I searched around and none of them seem to support it.? Otherwise, if anyone has HTML, epub, or mobi versions of the 2 stories I would appreciate it.
Riothamus
is this it
?&
Good news - I found it. I knew I had read it relatively recently but just couldn't find it in my 'haveread' list. I tried again today and there it was, back in November of last year.
Bad news - the author deleted it, although s/he promises to reload it (sometime).
FUTURE OF RUIN?by Harkon / DEADendDREAMER
Harry Potter has been reincarnated more times than he can count, always to stop a mad man. Now, the world has been ravaged by nuclear war, and nothing will ever be as it once was.
FUTURE OF CHANGE?by Harkon
?
Surviving the death of one world wasn't as impossible as they thought, living on the new one might be. Sequel to Future of Ruin
More good news - If you 'Reply to Sender' with your email address I'll send you a PDF.
|
Anybody know of a downloader for ?? I searched around and none of them seem to support it.? Otherwise, if anyone has HTML, epub, or mobi versions of the 2 stories I would appreciate it.
Riothamus
is this it
?&
Good news - I found it. I knew I had read it relatively recently but just couldn't find it in my 'haveread' list. I tried again today and there it was, back in November of last year.
Bad news - the author deleted it, although s/he promises to reload it (sometime).
FUTURE OF RUIN?by Harkon / DEADendDREAMER
Harry Potter has been reincarnated more times than he can count, always to stop a mad man. Now, the world has been ravaged by nuclear war, and nothing will ever be as it once was.
FUTURE OF CHANGE?by Harkon
?
Surviving the death of one world wasn't as impossible as they thought, living on the new one might be. Sequel to Future of Ruin
More good news - If you 'Reply to Sender' with your email address I'll send you a PDF.
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Secret in the Cloud already exists, sorry.
They are pushing for storage In The Cloud? - no matter that research departments *cough* NASA *cough* have terabytes of strteamed data on magtape, and that M$ have essentially told the world that those tapes? are no longer permitted.
All of the research telemetry from naval vessels, military aircraft and weapons tests are on tape - and there is? no way on God's Green Earth? that any government is going to put classified data into the cloud - let alone restricted and secret data. Just as well that there is the *nix option (that's what most of the later systems use, before that, it would have been a mixture of proprietary OSs.)
Alysson RowanLinkedIn:?????? Academia:??? Project Blog: YouTube:??????
On Mon, 25 Apr 2022 at 12:35, John Povenmire via <not.my_email= [email protected]> wrote:
Every time I think I've found the level of stupid, there's a
sharp drop.
On 4/25/22 06:16, AlyssonR wrote:
Still on
Windows 7.
I even
installed XP on a machine because M$ decided that no one was
to use a tape drive any more
from Win 7
and upward. They actually installed tape blocking rather than
just removing the support modules.
Ba$tard$.
Cheers,
Alysson
Alysson Rowan
LinkedIn:??????
Academia:???
Project Blog:
YouTube:??????
On Mon, 25 Apr 2022 at 12:07,
John Povenmire via <not.my_email= [email protected]>
wrote:
The
original reason I started using Linux was a computer that got
it's
OS borked and I didn't have the money to replace it. Win 11 is
a good
example, purposely locking out old hardware unnecessarily,
because their
main customer is the computer manufacturers not the users.
On 4/25/22 03:40, SlickRCBD wrote:
> The normal response to saying you have an older edition
of Windows is
> "That's not safe! You should stop using that old thing
and upgrade to
> the latest version that gets security patches. If you
can't upgrade
> Windows, it's time to get a new computer."
> That always irritates me, but it's the stock response.
Computers are
> one of the few durable goods where you can't just keep
using the thing
> for years but are forced to continue to buy new models
for dubious
> reasons, mostly to line the pockets of Microsoft and the
computer
> manufacturers.
>
> I say this because Linux users can get far more use out
of the same
> hardware.
> On 4/24/2022 7:45 PM, Karen Lewellen wrote:
>> the more those behind
tamper with what they consider
>> safe, the more difficult it can be to reach content.?
Especially if
>> you are atypical, in say command line Linux, using
older editions of
>> windows, are from? a different part of the world, in
a mobile
>> platform that is neither apple or android etc.
>> ??sometimes I? can edit a
link to and
>> reach the content.? sometimes even google searches
done in basic html
>> will provide
links that work when
links
>> fail.
>> Same can be said for .
>> Which for me got broken again recently.
>>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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They are pushing for storage In The Cloud? - no matter that research departments *cough* NASA *cough* have terabytes of strteamed data on magtape, and that M$ have essentially told the world that those tapes? are no longer permitted.
All of the research telemetry from naval vessels, military aircraft and weapons tests are on tape - and there is? no way on God's Green Earth? that any government is going to put classified data into the cloud - let alone restricted and secret data. Just as well that there is the *nix option (that's what most of the later systems use, before that, it would have been a mixture of proprietary OSs.)
Alysson RowanLinkedIn:?????? Academia:??? Project Blog: YouTube:??????
On Mon, 25 Apr 2022 at 12:35, John Povenmire via <not.my_email= [email protected]> wrote:
Every time I think I've found the level of stupid, there's a
sharp drop.
On 4/25/22 06:16, AlyssonR wrote:
Still on
Windows 7.
I even
installed XP on a machine because M$ decided that no one was
to use a tape drive any more
from Win 7
and upward. They actually installed tape blocking rather than
just removing the support modules.
Ba$tard$.
Cheers,
Alysson
Alysson Rowan
LinkedIn:??????
Academia:???
Project Blog:
YouTube:??????
On Mon, 25 Apr 2022 at 12:07,
John Povenmire via <not.my_email= [email protected]>
wrote:
The
original reason I started using Linux was a computer that got
it's
OS borked and I didn't have the money to replace it. Win 11 is
a good
example, purposely locking out old hardware unnecessarily,
because their
main customer is the computer manufacturers not the users.
On 4/25/22 03:40, SlickRCBD wrote:
> The normal response to saying you have an older edition
of Windows is
> "That's not safe! You should stop using that old thing
and upgrade to
> the latest version that gets security patches. If you
can't upgrade
> Windows, it's time to get a new computer."
> That always irritates me, but it's the stock response.
Computers are
> one of the few durable goods where you can't just keep
using the thing
> for years but are forced to continue to buy new models
for dubious
> reasons, mostly to line the pockets of Microsoft and the
computer
> manufacturers.
>
> I say this because Linux users can get far more use out
of the same
> hardware.
> On 4/24/2022 7:45 PM, Karen Lewellen wrote:
>> the more those behind
tamper with what they consider
>> safe, the more difficult it can be to reach content.?
Especially if
>> you are atypical, in say command line Linux, using
older editions of
>> windows, are from? a different part of the world, in
a mobile
>> platform that is neither apple or android etc.
>> ??sometimes I? can edit a
link to and
>> reach the content.? sometimes even google searches
done in basic html
>> will provide
links that work when
links
>> fail.
>> Same can be said for .
>> Which for me got broken again recently.
>>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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Every time I think I've found the level of stupid, there's a
sharp drop.
On 4/25/22 06:16, AlyssonR wrote:
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Still on
Windows 7.
I even
installed XP on a machine because M$ decided that no one was
to use a tape drive any more
from Win 7
and upward. They actually installed tape blocking rather than
just removing the support modules.
Ba$tard$.
Cheers,
Alysson
Alysson Rowan
LinkedIn:??????
Academia:???
Project Blog:
YouTube:??????
On Mon, 25 Apr 2022 at 12:07,
John Povenmire via <not.my_email= [email protected]>
wrote:
The
original reason I started using Linux was a computer that got
it's
OS borked and I didn't have the money to replace it. Win 11 is
a good
example, purposely locking out old hardware unnecessarily,
because their
main customer is the computer manufacturers not the users.
On 4/25/22 03:40, SlickRCBD wrote:
> The normal response to saying you have an older edition
of Windows is
> "That's not safe! You should stop using that old thing
and upgrade to
> the latest version that gets security patches. If you
can't upgrade
> Windows, it's time to get a new computer."
> That always irritates me, but it's the stock response.
Computers are
> one of the few durable goods where you can't just keep
using the thing
> for years but are forced to continue to buy new models
for dubious
> reasons, mostly to line the pockets of Microsoft and the
computer
> manufacturers.
>
> I say this because Linux users can get far more use out
of the same
> hardware.
> On 4/24/2022 7:45 PM, Karen Lewellen wrote:
>> the more those behind
tamper with what they consider
>> safe, the more difficult it can be to reach content.?
Especially if
>> you are atypical, in say command line Linux, using
older editions of
>> windows, are from? a different part of the world, in
a mobile
>> platform that is neither apple or android etc.
>> ??sometimes I? can edit a
link to and
>> reach the content.? sometimes even google searches
done in basic html
>> will provide
links that work when
links
>> fail.
>> Same can be said for .
>> Which for me got broken again recently.
>>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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Still on Windows 7.
I even installed XP on a machine because M$ decided that no one was to use a tape drive any more from Win 7 and upward. They actually installed tape blocking rather than just removing the support modules.
Ba$tard$.
Cheers, Alysson
Alysson RowanLinkedIn:?????? Academia:??? Project Blog: YouTube:??????
On Mon, 25 Apr 2022 at 12:07, John Povenmire via <not.my_email= [email protected]> wrote: The original reason I started using Linux was a computer that got it's
OS borked and I didn't have the money to replace it. Win 11 is a good
example, purposely locking out old hardware unnecessarily, because their
main customer is the computer manufacturers not the users.
On 4/25/22 03:40, SlickRCBD wrote:
> The normal response to saying you have an older edition of Windows is
> "That's not safe! You should stop using that old thing and upgrade to
> the latest version that gets security patches. If you can't upgrade
> Windows, it's time to get a new computer."
> That always irritates me, but it's the stock response. Computers are
> one of the few durable goods where you can't just keep using the thing
> for years but are forced to continue to buy new models for dubious
> reasons, mostly to line the pockets of Microsoft and the computer
> manufacturers.
>
> I say this because Linux users can get far more use out of the same
> hardware.
> On 4/24/2022 7:45 PM, Karen Lewellen wrote:
>> the more those behind tamper with what they consider
>> safe, the more difficult it can be to reach content.? Especially if
>> you are atypical, in say command line Linux, using older editions of
>> windows, are from? a different part of the world, in a mobile
>> platform that is neither apple or android etc.
>> ??sometimes I? can edit a link to and
>> reach the content.? sometimes even google searches done in basic html
>> will provide links that work when links
>> fail.
>> Same can be said for .
>> Which for me got broken again recently.
>>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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The original reason I started using Linux was a computer that got it's OS borked and I didn't have the money to replace it. Win 11 is a good example, purposely locking out old hardware unnecessarily, because their main customer is the computer manufacturers not the users.
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On 4/25/22 03:40, SlickRCBD wrote: The normal response to saying you have an older edition of Windows is "That's not safe! You should stop using that old thing and upgrade to the latest version that gets security patches. If you can't upgrade Windows, it's time to get a new computer."
That always irritates me, but it's the stock response. Computers are one of the few durable goods where you can't just keep using the thing for years but are forced to continue to buy new models for dubious reasons, mostly to line the pockets of Microsoft and the computer manufacturers.
I say this because Linux users can get far more use out of the same hardware.
On 4/24/2022 7:45 PM, Karen Lewellen wrote:
the more those behind fanfiction.net tamper with what they consider safe, the more difficult it can be to reach content.? Especially if you are atypical, in say command line Linux, using older editions of windows, are from? a different part of the world, in a mobile platform that is neither apple or android etc.
??sometimes I? can edit a fanfiction.net link to fanfiction.ws and reach the content.? sometimes even google searches done in basic html will provide fanficction.ws links that work when fanfiction.net links fail.
Same can be said for m.fanfiction.net.
Which for me got broken again recently.
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The normal response to saying you have an older edition of Windows is "That's not safe! You should stop using that old thing and upgrade to the latest version that gets security patches. If you can't upgrade Windows, it's time to get a new computer."
That always irritates me, but it's the stock response. Computers are one of the few durable goods where you can't just keep using the thing for years but are forced to continue to buy new models for dubious reasons, mostly to line the pockets of Microsoft and the computer manufacturers.
I say this because Linux users can get far more use out of the same hardware.
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Show quoted text
On 4/24/2022 7:45 PM, Karen Lewellen wrote: the more those behind fanfiction.net tamper with what they consider safe, the more difficult it can be to reach content.? Especially if you are atypical, in say command line Linux, using older editions of windows, are from? a different part of the world, in a mobile platform that is neither apple or android etc.
?sometimes I? can edit a fanfiction.net link to fanfiction.ws and reach the content.? sometimes even google searches done in basic html will provide fanficction.ws links that work when fanfiction.net links fail.
Same can be said for m.fanfiction.net.
Which for me got broken again recently.
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Re: My own old ficlets search
Here's the second set asked for.
These are just what I have minus any duplicated sections due to being on two groups.
I don't think I missed any but it's possible.
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"My doctor says that I have a malformed public-duty gland and a natural deficiency in moral fibre, and that I am therefore excused from saving Universes." ~Douglas Adams
Regards Brad
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Years ago, I used to write in the 3 and 4 part harmony and seelvorfanfiction yahoo groups.? I'm wondering if anyone saved copies of my Harry Potter / Doctor Who fic "I Still Don't Like Pears" or my Harry Potter / 14th century French history
novella "Henri Poitier et l'Voyage Inattendu"?? I don't have copies and I would love to read them again.
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Re: My own old ficlets search
Here's the Henri Poitier et l'Voyage Inattendu one. The DW/HP one will take a little bit more time.
Still have to convert it to PDF from emails.
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"My doctor says that I have a malformed public-duty gland and a natural deficiency in moral fibre, and that I am therefore excused from saving Universes." ~Douglas Adams
Regards Brad
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Years ago, I used to write in the 3 and 4 part harmony and seelvorfanfiction yahoo groups.? I'm wondering if anyone saved copies of my Harry Potter / Doctor Who fic "I Still Don't Like Pears" or my Harry Potter / 14th century French history
novella "Henri Poitier et l'Voyage Inattendu"?? I don't have copies and I would love to read them again.
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My own old ficlets search
Years ago, I used to write in the 3 and 4 part harmony and seelvorfanfiction yahoo groups. I'm wondering if anyone saved copies of my Harry Potter / Doctor Who fic "I Still Don't Like Pears" or my Harry Potter / 14th century French history novella "Henri Poitier et l'Voyage Inattendu"? I don't have copies and I would love to read them again.
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I would l8ke a pdf copy of these two stories.? Never heard of these and looks like a fun read.
Thx..Nick
Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G, an AT&T 5G smartphone
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Dragontrain203@...
Thanks for finding these!
Vickie
On April 24, 2022, at 7:02 PM, "heelfree via groups.io" <heelfree@...> wrote:
Good news - I found it. I knew I had read it relatively recently but just couldn't find it in my 'haveread' list. I tried again today and there it was, back in November of last year.
Bad news - the author deleted it, although s/he promises to reload it (sometime).
FUTURE OF RUIN?by Harkon / DEADendDREAMER
Harry Potter has been reincarnated more times than he can count, always to stop a mad man. Now, the world has been ravaged by nuclear war, and nothing will ever be as it once was.
FUTURE OF CHANGE?by Harkon
?
Surviving the death of one world wasn't as impossible as they thought, living on the new one might be. Sequel to Future of Ruin
More good news - If you 'Reply to Sender' with your email address I'll send you a PDF.
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On April 24, 2022, at 7:02 PM, "heelfree via groups.io" <heelfree@...> wrote: Good news - I found it. I knew I had read it relatively recently but just couldn't find it in my 'haveread' list. I tried again today and there it was, back in November of last year. Bad news - the author deleted it, although s/he promises to reload it (sometime).
FUTURE OF RUIN?by Harkon / DEADendDREAMER
Harry Potter has been reincarnated more times than he can count, always to stop a mad man. Now, the world has been ravaged by nuclear war, and nothing will ever be as it once was.
FUTURE OF CHANGE?by Harkon
?
Surviving the death of one world wasn't as impossible as they thought, living on the new one might be. Sequel to Future of Ruin
More good news - If you 'Reply to Sender' with your email address I'll send you a PDF.
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the more those behind fanfiction.net tamper with what they consider safe, the more difficult it can be to reach content. Especially if you are atypical, in say command line Linux, using older editions of windows, are from a different part of the world, in a mobile platform that is neither apple or android etc.
sometimes I can edit a fanfiction.net link to fanfiction.ws and reach the content. sometimes even google searches done in basic html will provide fanficction.ws links that work when fanfiction.net links fail.
Same can be said for m.fanfiction.net.
Which for me got broken again recently.
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On Sun, 24 Apr 2022, Cere Burn via groups.io wrote: When I search for Harkon as a writer on ff.net the search shows an entry, but with no stories.
If I try to go direct to fanfiction.ws I get a blank page. There is something hinky here guys.
From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Jimbocous
Sent: Sunday, April 24, 2022 7:05 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Snorkack] Help with finding a Fic #ficsearch
Links only good for first chapters, at least here.
Wouldn't mind a copy of the PDFs for my archive, heelfree, if you would?
On 04/24/2022 5:35 PM indian_sqaw <indian_sqaw@... <mailto:indian_sqaw@...> > wrote:
is this it
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From: [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> > on behalf of heelfree via groups.io <heelfree@... <mailto:heelfree@...> >
Sent: Monday, 25 April 2022 9:02 AM
To: [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> >
Subject: Re: [Snorkack] Help with finding a Fic #ficsearch
Good news - I found it. I knew I had read it relatively recently but just couldn't find it in my 'haveread' list. I tried again today and there it was, back in November of last year.
Bad news - the author deleted it, although s/he promises to reload it (sometime).
FUTURE OF RUIN by Harkon / DEADendDREAMER
Harry Potter has been reincarnated more times than he can count, always to stop a mad man. Now, the world has been ravaged by nuclear war, and nothing will ever be as it once was.
FUTURE OF CHANGE by Harkon
Surviving the death of one world wasn't as impossible as they thought, living on the new one might be. Sequel to Future of Ruin
More good news - If you 'Reply to Sender' with your email address I'll send you a PDF.
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When I search for Harkon as a writer on ff.net the search shows an entry, but with no stories. ? If I try to go direct to fanfiction.ws I get a blank page.?? There is something hinky here guys. ?
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From: [email protected] < [email protected]> On Behalf Of Jimbocous Sent: Sunday, April 24, 2022 7:05 PM To: [email protected]Subject: Re: [Snorkack] Help with finding a Fic #ficsearch ? Links only good for first chapters, at least here. Wouldn't mind a copy of the PDFs for my archive, heelfree, if you would?
Good news - I found it. I knew I had read it relatively recently but just couldn't find it in my 'haveread' list. I tried again today and there it was, back in November of last year.
Bad news - the author deleted it, although s/he promises to reload it (sometime). FUTURE OF RUIN?by Harkon / DEADendDREAMER Harry Potter has been reincarnated more times than he can count, always to stop a mad man. Now, the world has been ravaged by nuclear war, and nothing will ever be as it once was. FUTURE OF CHANGE?by Harkon ? Surviving the death of one world wasn't as impossible as they thought, living on the new one might be. Sequel to Future of Ruin
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Links only good for first chapters, at least here.
Wouldn't mind a copy of the PDFs for my archive, heelfree, if you would?
On 04/24/2022 5:35 PM indian_sqaw <indian_sqaw@...> wrote:
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Good news - I found it. I knew I had read it relatively recently but just couldn't find it in my 'haveread' list. I tried again today and there it was, back in November of last year.
Bad news - the author deleted it, although s/he promises to reload it (sometime).
FUTURE OF RUIN?by Harkon / DEADendDREAMER
Harry Potter has been reincarnated more times than he can count, always to stop a mad man. Now, the world has been ravaged by nuclear war, and nothing will ever be as it once was.
FUTURE OF CHANGE?by Harkon
Surviving the death of one world wasn't as impossible as they thought, living on the new one might be. Sequel to Future of Ruin
More good news - If you 'Reply to Sender' with your email address I'll send you a PDF.
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