I didn't think we were supposed to send images on this group.
Gary Eickmeier
> See attachment.
>
> That is a beautiful work of art, isn't it?
>
> I found it here:
>
>formatting link
> [In Google Drive, you only click ONCE]
>
> Click on "Speaker Recognition (NIST).pdf"
>
> Those sharp curves cannot possibly come from a human speech system, can
> they?
>
> -Ramon
>
>
well, it's USENET. there aren't any rules. and least no rule-enforcers.
And the message is text only, containing a URL linking to an image, so within the rules for text only groups.
It's the same principle as linking to a Soundcloud file...
Incidentally, some news servers do either strip binary attachments from posts or just delete posts with binaries before they get onto the server.
No, it is not a link, it is a file sent along with his text message. I go to a lot of trouble to post pictures or audio to a web site somewhere because I should not send them in a message.
Gary
OK, for the quibblers out there it is both. Looks like he meant to send a link, then also attached a 160k .png file to the message.
Gary
As I said, some news servers strip attachments in text only groups. It appears that News Individual Net is one of them. I saw no attachment.
Gary:
"There are no worse jails than those which we build for ourselves."
-Moi
I bet a nickel you're using Outlook, which displays the link as if it were a local file. This is specifically a function of your news client, other people do not see this.
--scott
Does Outlook do news now? I eschewed it many years ago because it didn't, and Outlook Express which does is/ was not a good program for any purpose.
Ah, you need a plugin, which calls Outlook Express or Vista Livemail to read news.
I'll stick to Thunderbird for now.
We have a winner! :-)
X-Newsreader: Microsoft Outlook Express 6.00.2900.5931
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