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Would need a friend on the net, someone who knows a lot of UNIX or similar...

Hi! I'm fully aware of that this is not a chat forum,
at least it's not what it's intended to be, but i do not
find any better way of dealing with my problem...
I'm using, well at least right now, a text based webbrowser,
the LYNX actually, for the first time, works pretty well...
Would like to have someone to ask questions and be tought
by about networking and so on.....
So, please if you see this mess and knows something, why
dont you give me a hint...

/Thanx for reading, Zeus@Jupiter.zzn.com
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