Definition: Ohno second (and apology)

[Herb Richter]

While posting this month's NewTLUG meeting announcement to the list, as it
happened, I was reminded of the dreaded "ohno second".

When I post the announcement, I include a list from my newtlug address
book of names and address of people who might not otherwise see the
announcement.

...the right way to do this is to use the Bcc: field, but, earlier today I
screwed up and used the Cc: field.  I didn't realize this until the
message was already being sent.  After a bit of a scramble, I did get pine
to stop sending, but I don't know how many messages did get delivered.

To those who's addresses were visible on messages that were sent I do
apologize, ...sorry.


The definition of an ohno second: the length of time between when you
press a key and realize that you shouldn't have.

-- 

        Herb Richter  <hgr-FjoMob2a1F7QT0dZR+AlfA at public.gmane.org>
        Toronto, Ontario
        http://PartsAndService.com
        http://PartsAndService.ca



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