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mimus
Apr 8, 2013, 12:50:14 PM4/8/13
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On Apr 8, 12:08 pm, happy zombie jebus
<meow.mix@FUCK_OFF_SPAMMER_meow.org> wrote:
> On Mon, 8 Apr 2013 08:48:49 -0700 (PDT), mimus <mimu...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> > Click on topic.
> > Click "Options".
> > Click "View as tree".
> > Click "Sort by date".
> > Pull slide-cursor down to bottom of sort.
> > Read-respond to last post(s).
> > If post not entirely visible, middle-click to give new tab with
> > expanded view, kill tab when finished reading/responding.
>
> > It all beats fishing through (and backing back out of) page after page
> > of posts.
>
> > --
> >
> > A real newsreader and server would be better.
>
> could you use a newsreader on a cd, like you can with live versions of
> windows and linux? if so, build yourself a cd to do that.
Can't use any other than installed warez on the public library systems
here; can install warez on these here college systems (not supposed
to, but you can--I run a C compiler and the R Language that way--and
the HDs get flushed every night) but they apparently BLOCK NNTP ports/
servers.
Believe me, I tried.
America's War Against Usenet came after the DMCA but before CISPA SOPA
PIPA etc., and now few ISPs or even colleges offer it--and I must say
I don't think much of any so-called college CS/IT department that
doesn't run a newsserver.
What's even scarier, if possible, is how the number of web-portals/
gateways to Usenet have dwindled. To, like, about one.
--
Something Going On Somewhere.
<meow.mix@FUCK_OFF_SPAMMER_meow.org> wrote:
> On Mon, 8 Apr 2013 08:48:49 -0700 (PDT), mimus <mimu...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> > Click on topic.
> > Click "Options".
> > Click "View as tree".
> > Click "Sort by date".
> > Pull slide-cursor down to bottom of sort.
> > Read-respond to last post(s).
> > If post not entirely visible, middle-click to give new tab with
> > expanded view, kill tab when finished reading/responding.
>
> > It all beats fishing through (and backing back out of) page after page
> > of posts.
>
> > --
> >
> > A real newsreader and server would be better.
>
> could you use a newsreader on a cd, like you can with live versions of
> windows and linux? if so, build yourself a cd to do that.
Can't use any other than installed warez on the public library systems
here; can install warez on these here college systems (not supposed
to, but you can--I run a C compiler and the R Language that way--and
the HDs get flushed every night) but they apparently BLOCK NNTP ports/
servers.
Believe me, I tried.
America's War Against Usenet came after the DMCA but before CISPA SOPA
PIPA etc., and now few ISPs or even colleges offer it--and I must say
I don't think much of any so-called college CS/IT department that
doesn't run a newsserver.
What's even scarier, if possible, is how the number of web-portals/
gateways to Usenet have dwindled. To, like, about one.
--
Something Going On Somewhere.
happy zombie jebus
Apr 9, 2013, 5:39:14 AM4/9/13
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On Mon, 8 Apr 2013 09:50:14 -0700 (PDT), mimus <mim...@gmail.com>
wrote:
>On Apr 8, 12:08�pm, happy zombie jebus
><meow.mix@FUCK_OFF_SPAMMER_meow.org> wrote:
>
>> On Mon, 8 Apr 2013 08:48:49 -0700 (PDT), mimus <mimu...@gmail.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>> > Click on topic.
>> > Click "Options".
>> > Click "View as tree".
>> > Click �"Sort by date".
>> > Pull slide-cursor down to bottom of sort.
>> > Read-respond to last post(s).
>> > If post not entirely visible, middle-click to give new tab with
>> > expanded view, kill tab when finished reading/responding.
>>
>> > It all beats fishing through (and backing back out of) page after page
>> > of posts.
>>
>> > --
>> >
>> > A real newsreader and server would be better.
>>
>> could you use a newsreader on a cd, like you can with live versions of
>> windows and linux? if so, build yourself a cd to do that.
>
>Can't use any other than installed warez on the public library systems
>here; can install warez on these here college systems (not supposed
>to, but you can--I run a C compiler and the R Language that way--and
>the HDs get flushed every night) but they apparently BLOCK NNTP ports/
>servers.
>
>Believe me, I tried.
if you can install warez at the college, you have a way onto usenet.
ping me and i'll give you a link a handy vpn app, then you can say
goodbye to any censorship and blocked ports.
>America's War Against Usenet came after the DMCA but before CISPA SOPA
>PIPA etc., and now few ISPs or even colleges offer it--and I must say
>I don't think much of any so-called college CS/IT department that
>doesn't run a newsserver.
i couldn't agree more. i can remember when isp's were judged by how
good the usenet server was. my brother finds that very hard to
believe.
>What's even scarier, if possible, is how the number of web-portals/
>gateways to Usenet have dwindled. To, like, about one.
really? there used to be lots and lots of them. is the flame won that
tried to take over alt.flame gone? the name escapes me atm.
--
mhm x v i x i i i
wrote:
>On Apr 8, 12:08�pm, happy zombie jebus
><meow.mix@FUCK_OFF_SPAMMER_meow.org> wrote:
>
>> On Mon, 8 Apr 2013 08:48:49 -0700 (PDT), mimus <mimu...@gmail.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>> > Click on topic.
>> > Click "Options".
>> > Click "View as tree".
>> > Click �"Sort by date".
>> > Pull slide-cursor down to bottom of sort.
>> > Read-respond to last post(s).
>> > If post not entirely visible, middle-click to give new tab with
>> > expanded view, kill tab when finished reading/responding.
>>
>> > It all beats fishing through (and backing back out of) page after page
>> > of posts.
>>
>> > --
>> >
>> > A real newsreader and server would be better.
>>
>> could you use a newsreader on a cd, like you can with live versions of
>> windows and linux? if so, build yourself a cd to do that.
>
>Can't use any other than installed warez on the public library systems
>here; can install warez on these here college systems (not supposed
>to, but you can--I run a C compiler and the R Language that way--and
>the HDs get flushed every night) but they apparently BLOCK NNTP ports/
>servers.
>
>Believe me, I tried.
ping me and i'll give you a link a handy vpn app, then you can say
goodbye to any censorship and blocked ports.
>America's War Against Usenet came after the DMCA but before CISPA SOPA
>PIPA etc., and now few ISPs or even colleges offer it--and I must say
>I don't think much of any so-called college CS/IT department that
>doesn't run a newsserver.
good the usenet server was. my brother finds that very hard to
believe.
>What's even scarier, if possible, is how the number of web-portals/
>gateways to Usenet have dwindled. To, like, about one.
tried to take over alt.flame gone? the name escapes me atm.
--
mhm x v i x i i i
Charley
Oct 30, 2013, 3:24:01 AM10/30/13
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mimus
Oct 30, 2013, 3:04:06 PM10/30/13
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http://proxyduck.com/
Interestingly, this here college LAN only blocks NNTP on its library and
computer-center systems, but not on wifi (QED).
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Net-Cops Suck.
happy zombie jebus on the cross
Oct 31, 2013, 10:35:03 AM10/31/13
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Dec 10, 2013, 12:41:24 PM12/10/13
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>> What handy VPN app would this be?
>>
> here you go: http://www.vpngate.net/en/
>
>
> --
>
> mhm x v i x i i i
>
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