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Re: how to search usenet
Martin schreef:
> Has anyone any pointers on how to search Usenet groups easily. I'd prefer > it to be a Linux app or possibly a web site. Would reluctantly use wine > if forced to. Please bare in mind I am a newbie at this, also I'm using > PCLOS for my sins. > > Thanks in advanced > > Martin > Leecher ? you're more looking for binairies ? -- The Fug. |
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Re: how to search usenet
On Sat, 01 Dec 2007 23:08:05 +0100, TheFug wrote:
> Martin schreef: >> Has anyone any pointers on how to search Usenet groups easily. I'd >> prefer it to be a Linux app or possibly a web site. Would reluctantly >> use wine if forced to. Please bare in mind I am a newbie at this, also >> I'm using PCLOS for my sins. >> >> Thanks in advanced >> >> Martin >> >> > Leecher ? you're more looking for binairies ? I was looking for something that did/does both it would be great if it would filter "adult" material as I have young kids that use the computers and there's quite a bit of content on here even I wouldn't want to see. I do use binsearch and now google groups -- If its not broke must be linux |
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Re: how to search usenet
On Sat, 01 Dec 2007 23:08:05 +0100, TheFug wrote:
> Martin schreef: >> Has anyone any pointers on how to search Usenet groups easily. I'd >> prefer it to be a Linux app or possibly a web site. Would reluctantly >> use wine if forced to. Please bare in mind I am a newbie at this, also >> I'm using PCLOS for my sins. >> >> Thanks in advanced >> >> Martin >> >> > Leecher ? you're more looking for binairies ? I was looking for something that did/does both it would be great if it would filter "adult" material as I have young kids that use the computers and there's quite a bit of content on here even I wouldn't want to see. I do use binsearch and now google groups -- If its not broke must be linux |
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Re: how to search usenet
On Sat, 01 Dec 2007 23:08:05 +0100, TheFug wrote:
> Martin schreef: >> Has anyone any pointers on how to search Usenet groups easily. I'd >> prefer it to be a Linux app or possibly a web site. Would reluctantly >> use wine if forced to. Please bare in mind I am a newbie at this, also >> I'm using PCLOS for my sins. >> >> Thanks in advanced >> >> Martin >> >> > Leecher ? you're more looking for binairies ? I was looking for something that did/does both it would be great if it would filter "adult" material as I have young kids that use the computers and there's quite a bit of content on here even I wouldn't want to see. I do use binsearch and now google groups -- If its not broke must be linux |
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Re: how to search usenet
On Sat, 01 Dec 2007 23:08:05 +0100, TheFug wrote:
> Martin schreef: >> Has anyone any pointers on how to search Usenet groups easily. I'd >> prefer it to be a Linux app or possibly a web site. Would reluctantly >> use wine if forced to. Please bare in mind I am a newbie at this, also >> I'm using PCLOS for my sins. >> >> Thanks in advanced >> >> Martin >> >> > Leecher ? you're more looking for binairies ? I was looking for something that did/does both it would be great if it would filter "adult" material as I have young kids that use the computers and there's quite a bit of content on here even I wouldn't want to see. I do use binsearch and now google groups -- If its not broke must be linux |
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Re: how to search usenet
On Sun, 02 Dec 2007 23:06:42 +0000, Martin wrote:
> I was looking for something that did/does both it would be great if it > would filter "adult" material as I have young kids that use the computers > and there's quite a bit of content on here even I wouldn't want to see. > > I do use binsearch and now google groups Then I'm a bit baffled by your question. Google groups advanced search is pretty good, and they allow you to filter out adult content. -- ================================================== ===================== = David --- If you use Microsoft products, you will, inevitably, get = Mitchell --- viruses, so please don't add me to your address book. ================================================== ===================== |
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Re: how to search usenet
On Mon, 03 Dec 2007 13:55:45 +0000, David Mitchell wrote:
> On Sun, 02 Dec 2007 23:06:42 +0000, Martin wrote: > >> I was looking for something that did/does both it would be great if it >> would filter "adult" material as I have young kids that use the >> computers and there's quite a bit of content on here even I wouldn't >> want to see. >> >> I do use binsearch and now google groups > > Then I'm a bit baffled by your question. Google groups advanced search > is pretty good, and they allow you to filter out adult content. I am fairly new to newsgroups well used to use them lots in the good old days pre-microsoft windbows. Yes there was a time, but that was on dialup and was using bbs software on an old dos 3.0 box when 16meg of memory was ott and all I had was a novell server with 1gig HD, mind you most of the pc's were 8086 and 286's, mine was the top of the range 386 !! Still when you could only run bbs and none of this multiple gui's you really had to get loads out of your computer. Without hogging memory. I mean a simple CD burner cost £1000 back then and only wrote x1 bring back DOS then let these Micro$oft windows users know how good it is to write your own menu system in bat files to run all the software on your huge 10meg HD with 5 1/4" floppies, anyone remember the 9" disc's, we had one in an original displaywriter - as large as a dining table and could only do wordprocessing!! This was when Linux had less than 100 users. The fastest modems ran was 9600 if you were lucky. -- If its not broke must be Linux |
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