@INTL 2:221/6 1:229/426
@TOPT 166
@MSGID: 1:229/426@fidonet 0ed66cc0
@REPLY: 2:221/6.166 606fe39a
@PID: O/T+ 2.85 ME9292
@CHRS: IBMPC 2
@CODEPAGE: 437
Instead of trying to build newer and bigger weapons of
destruction, mankind should be thinking about getting more
use out of the weapons we already have.
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From : P1nG, 2:221/6.166
To : PING, 1:229/426
Date : 09 Apr 21 08:18:18
Subject : P1nG 1:229/426 ================================================================
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@Via 1:229/426@fidonet @20210409.011830.LST O/T-Track+ 2.85
@Via D'Bridge 4 2:292/854 04/09 07:21
@Via 2:292/854@Ward_Dossche @20210409.062359.UTC O/T-Track+ 2.85
@Via 2:221/1 @20210409.052418.UTC O/T-Track+ 2.85
@Via 2:221/360 @20210409.082419 GEcho/32 1.20/Pro
@Via 2:221/6 @20210409.052446.UTC hpt/lnx 1.9.0-cur 2021-04-01
@Via 1:229/426@fidonet @20210409.011830.LST O/T-Track+ 2.85
@Via D'Bridge 4 2:292/854 04/09 07:21
@Via 2:292/854@Ward_Dossche @20210409.062359.UTC O/T-Track+ 2.85
This @domain part is always so funny.
@Via 1:229/426@fidonet @20210409.011830.LST O/T-Track+ 2.85
@Via D'Bridge 4 2:292/854 04/09 07:21
@Via 2:292/854@Ward_Dossche @20210409.062359.UTC O/T-Track+
2.85
This @domain part is always so funny.
What's not funny is the line above it.
And you editted out the extra newline that is always present.
I've talked about it to Nick years ago. But he's not interested in
making it more compliant to the standard.
And it's probably difficult to produce a correct UTC time stamp in a
DOS program...
And you editted out the extra newline that is always present.
I didn't, I think HPT does that.
There were two replies in one .PKT. Please note that the first one has @Via
line from Ward, the other does not. :D
@Via 1:229/426@fidonet @20210409.011830.LST O/T-Track+ 2.85
@Via D'Bridge 4 2:292/854 04/09 07:21
@Via 2:292/854@Ward_Dossche @20210409.062359.UTC O/T-Track+ 2.85
And it's probably difficult to produce a correct UTC time stamp in a
DOS program...
O/T-Track can do it. ;)
O/T-Track can do it. ;)
But you probably have to tell it in detail what timezone it is in,
and at what date DST starts and ends.
It can't get that from the OS, as can be done in windows and linux
(and probably other modern ones).
And it's probably difficult to produce a correct UTC time stamp in a
DOS program...
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