cell processor: what about a new newsgroup?

I'm very interested about the cell uP
What about create a new newsgroup for the cell ?
I don't know how .. does anybody ?

"*FeDe*" writes:

I'm very interested about the cell uP
What about create a new newsgroup for the cell ?
I don't know how .. does anybody ?

See:

http://www.big-8.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=faqs:creation

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*FeDe* wrote:
I'm very interested about the cell uP
What about create a new newsgroup for the cell ?
I don't know how .. does anybody ?

If you want to create such a newsgroup, you're pretty much limited to
the alt.* hierarchy. The Big-8 doesn't seem to want to add anything new
right now.

So You Want to Create an Alt Newsgroup
http://www.faqs.org/faqs/alt-creation-guide/

Yousuf Khan writes:

If you want to create such a newsgroup, you're pretty much limited to
the alt.* hierarchy. The Big-8 doesn't seem to want to add anything
new right now.

Not true. The Big 8 is back in business:

http://www.big-8.org/

-Dave

Dave Sill wrote:
Yousuf Khan writes:

If you want to create such a newsgroup, you're pretty much limited to
the alt.* hierarchy. The Big-8 doesn't seem to want to add anything
new right now.

Not true. The Big 8 is back in business:

http://www.big-8.org/

Yet, it might be a little easier to create an alt newsgroup than a big-8
newsgroup, paperwork-wise. But then you have to take any alt.* request
to those self-appointed assholes on alt.config, and take your lumps with
them. It's just a big fraternity-style paddleboard circle over there.

Yousuf Khan

*FeDe* wrote:
I'm very interested about the cell uP
What about create a new newsgroup for the cell ?
I don't know how .. does anybody ?


You could probably either use the IBM web page for the cell stuff (I
forget the url at the moment), or comp.arch depending on what you want
to talk about. Just don't crosspost to half the groups in the universe.

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Del Cecchi wrote:

You could probably either use the IBM web page for the cell stuff (I
forget the url at the moment), or comp.arch depending on what you want
to talk about. Just don't crosspost to half the groups in the universe.



http://www-128.ibm.com/developerwork...rum=739&cat=46

IBM also provides a list of newsgroups that might be relevant to
developers:

http://www-128.ibm.com/developerwork...newsgroups.jsp

Robert.

http://www-128.ibm.com/developerwork...rum=739&cat=46


so cool .. thanks, that's enought !!!

LOLOL ref: fraternity-style paddle board circle

Yousuf Khan wrote:
Dave Sill wrote:
Yousuf Khan writes:

If you want to create such a newsgroup, you're pretty much limited to
the alt.* hierarchy. The Big-8 doesn't seem to want to add anything
new right now.

Not true. The Big 8 is back in business:

http://www.big-8.org/

Yet, it might be a little easier to create an alt newsgroup than a big-8
newsgroup, paperwork-wise. But then you have to take any alt.* request
to those self-appointed assholes on alt.config, and take your lumps with
them. It's just a big fraternity-style paddleboard circle over there.

Yousuf Khan

Pepwin wrote:
: LOLOL ref: fraternity-style paddle board circle

That and circle-jerk, frat boys do both. Oh yes, WHY are you top posting?

j.

:
: Yousuf Khan wrote:
:: Dave Sill wrote:
::: Yousuf Khan writes:
:::
:::: If you want to create such a newsgroup, you're pretty much
:::: limited to the alt.* hierarchy. The Big-8 doesn't seem to
:::: want to add anything new right now.
:::
::: Not true. The Big 8 is back in business:
:::
::: http://www.big-8.org/
::
:: Yet, it might be a little easier to create an alt newsgroup
:: than a big-8 newsgroup, paperwork-wise. But then you have to
:: take any alt.* request to those self-appointed assholes on
:: alt.config, and take your lumps with them. It's just a big
:: fraternity-style paddleboard circle over there.
::
:: Yousuf Khan