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classd101

Jan 1, 1970
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Eleusis! I cheated, felt like dusting off the old search skills.

All I want for a prize is to know what the top two news readers are,
as google just went to hell.

Yes, this is a indeed a troll intended to get you all arguing over
what the best news reader is.

Play on.
 
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Paul Burke

Jan 1, 1970
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classd101 said:
Eleusis! I cheated, felt like dusting off the old search skills.

All I want for a prize is to know what the top two news readers are,
as google just went to hell.

Yes, this is a indeed a troll intended to get you all arguing over
what the best news reader is.

news.individual.net is pretty good, it's free and seems to get most
things except no alt. and binaries and hence no
alt.binaries.sex.rhinoceroses.

I use Mozilla, sometime sooner or later I'll try Thunderbox or whatever
to see if there are any advantages.

Paul Burke
 
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John Woodgate

Jan 1, 1970
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(in said:
news.individual.net is pretty good, it's free and seems to get most
things except no alt. and binaries and hence no
alt.binaries.sex.rhinoceroses.

Rhinoceroses are always horny.
 
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Guy Macon

Jan 1, 1970
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classd101 said:

Yes, we have a winner!
I cheated, felt like dusting off the old search skills.

Your victory is still just as sweet. It's not easy to get that
from the clues given.
All I want for a prize is to know what the top two news
readers are, as google just went to hell.

....and yur well-deserved reward is...

First, you need to get away from anything web-based. HTTP is for
web pages, NNTP is for newsgroups.

So now you need a news server and a newsreader.

News server:
Individual.net (free, no binaries, good spam filtering)
[ http://www.individual.net/ ]

Supernews (cheap, free 30n day trial, binaries, near-perfect spam
filtering) [ http://www.supernews.com/ ]

Sign up for both, try them, and decide whether to drop SN after
trying it.

News reader:
Go to Newsreaders.com [ http://www.newsreaders.com/ ] and click
on the [ Clients ("Newsreaders") ] section for your OS
[ http://www.newsreaders.com/win/clients.html ] Try Free Agent
[ http://www.forteinc.com/agent/freagent.htm ] first and consider
Agent [ http://www.forteinc.com/agent/index.htm ]. Also see if
your web browser or email client have a newsreader.

Do NOT under any circumstances use any version of Microsoft
Outlook to read newsgroups. Trust me on this one.

There is a lot of other info worth reading on newsreaders.com.
 
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