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Jamin - 22 Oct 2007 19:54 GMT
Sorry for the multiple posts, folks. There seems to be a significant lag
time for some of my messages, longer than 24 hrs, which then prompts me to
repost.

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P. Roehling - 22 Oct 2007 20:12 GMT
> Sorry for the multiple posts, folks. There seems to be a significant lag
> time for some of my messages, longer than 24 hrs, which then prompts me to
> repost.

No sweat, Jamin. Odd things sometimes happen with news servers.

For instance, mine is currently deleting the random letter, word, or
occasionally short sentence from my posts with no obvious pattern to the
D - 22 Oct 2007 20:15 GMT
> Sorry for the multiple posts, folks. There seems to be a significant lag
> time for some of my messages, longer than 24 hrs, which then prompts me to
> repost.

You get what you pay for ;-)  Seriously, what are you talking about?  I
haven't seen multiple replies or new posts from you.  The last new thread I
have is *Ping Joey*.
Jamin - 22 Oct 2007 20:27 GMT
>> Sorry for the multiple posts, folks. There seems to be a significant lag
>> time for some of my messages, longer than 24 hrs, which then prompts me to
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> haven't seen multiple replies or new posts from you.  The last new thread I
> have is *Ping Joey*.

Well, yeah... free Usenet access is worth every penny! :) I use the Comcast
servers when at home, and the TeraNews servers when I'm elsewhere. It's the
latter ones that have seemed to be lagging at times.

The thread I noticed it on was "Confronting a squid". I posted a reply to
someone else on 10/19 that didn't show up in my newsreader until today. I
posted it Friday, looked for responses on Saturday, didn't see my original
post or any responses so I reposted, then today I see both posts there, the
oldest one dated Friday. Not a huge deal, just a little annoying.

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Andrew - 22 Oct 2007 21:16 GMT
>>> Sorry for the multiple posts, folks. There seems to be a significant lag
>>> time for some of my messages, longer than 24 hrs, which then prompts me
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> the
> oldest one dated Friday. Not a huge deal, just a little annoying.

http://news.individual.net/
No binary groups, tho.
It is 99.999% and fast as can be.
10 euro a year.

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Jamin - 22 Oct 2007 21:32 GMT
> http://news.individual.net/
> No binary groups, tho.
> It is 99.999% and fast as can be.
> 10 euro a year.

Thanks. If the delay problem gets annoying enough I'll consider it.

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saddlebag - 23 Oct 2007 00:13 GMT
On Oct 22, 4:16 pm, "Andrew"
<yogig.no.spam.mmm.sp...@n.o.sp.am....@hotmail.com> wrote:

> >>> Sorry for the multiple posts, folks. There seems to be a significant lag
> >>> time for some of my messages, longer than 24 hrs, which then prompts me
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> It is 99.999% and fast as can be.
> 10 euro a year.

Who can afford 10 Euros these days fancypants?
Andrew - 23 Oct 2007 00:44 GMT
> On Oct 22, 4:16 pm, "Andrew"
> <yogig.no.spam.mmm.sp...@n.o.sp.am....@hotmail.com> wrote:
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>
> Who can afford 10 Euros these days fancypants?

The people who don't have to pay for health insurance, of course!

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Bob Nixon - 23 Oct 2007 04:45 GMT
> On Oct 22, 4:16 pm, "Andrew"
>
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>
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I subscribe to high dollar, 12Mbit COX cable but their news server
isn't a whole lot better than free Google news groups.

Bob Nixon.
bsr3997@my-deja.com - 23 Oct 2007 04:39 GMT
> >> Sorry for the multiple posts, folks. There seems to be a significant lag
> >> time for some of my messages, longer than 24 hrs, which then prompts me to
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> --
> Jamin

I'm a Comcast subscriber as well but I have been using Google Groups
to do my posting.  What are the advantages to using the news server
and what is its name.  When I had a previous isp I downloaded from
their news server using outlook express.  I've heard there are better
readers around.  Any suggestions?

Thanks
Bruce
Jamin - 23 Oct 2007 08:59 GMT
> I'm a Comcast subscriber as well but I have been using Google Groups
> to do my posting.  What are the advantages to using the news server
> and what is its name.  When I had a previous isp I downloaded from
> their news server using outlook express.  I've heard there are better
> readers around.  Any suggestions?

Settings: http://www.comcast.net/newsgroups

I never much cared for web-based news browsing or posting. Part of the
reason why is that using a standalone news reader makes it easier for me to
use a fake email address to help avoid spambots. Also, at least in the past
couple of years, I just thought that the user interface was kind of
cumbersome.

As for news readers, I'm still using an Outlook Express variety. I've tried
Thunderbird and don't find the user interface as intuitive (familiar). I've
just not really been motivated to go find a better news reader when this one
seems to work fine. A lot of people use the Agent news reader, but I
haven't.

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bsr3997@my-deja.com - 25 Oct 2007 00:59 GMT
> on 10/22/07 8:39 PM, bsr3...@my-deja.com wrote:
>
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> couple of years, I just thought that the user interface was kind of
> cumbersome.

Google seems happy enough with my old deja news address.  It hasn't
been a real working address for a few years now.  As for the
interface, yeah, it seems every time they update it they make it
worse.

Bruce

> As for news readers, I'm still using an Outlook Express variety. I've tried
> Thunderbird and don't find the user interface as intuitive (familiar). I've
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> Jamin
> "Freedom costs a buck-oh-five"
Bruce S. Richmond - 28 Oct 2007 16:33 GMT
> > I'm a Comcast subscriber as well but I have been using Google Groups
> > to do my posting.  What are the advantages to using the news server
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> seems to work fine. A lot of people use the Agent news reader, but I
> haven't.

Set things up so I can use Outlook Express.  Thought it might be good to
have an alternative the next time they improve google groups.

Bruce
saddlebag - 23 Oct 2007 09:13 GMT
On Oct 22, 11:39 pm, "bsr3...@my-deja.com" <bsr3...@my-deja.com>
wrote:

> > >> Sorry for the multiple posts, folks. There seems to be a significant lag
> > >> time for some of my messages, longer than 24 hrs, which then prompts me to
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> to do my posting.  What are the advantages to using the news server
> and what is its name.  

Google, using some random post number algorithm will prohibit you from
posting for some random length of time (hours) if you exceed their
secret number.  This is an effort to prevent spammers from conducting
their business on the newsgroups I suppose, but it would be more a lot
more effective if they prevented any single post from being
distributed to a large number of groups IMO.

Newsreaders also have spell checking and a far nicer interface for
dealing with read/unread posts.

I used these guys for a while and when it worked it worked great, but
they had a couple of instances where it didn't so I dumped them.
They're probably fine now, but its too late as I'm used to the free,
crappy Google interface.

http://www.usenetmonster.com/pricing.asp
Joey Tribiani - 22 Oct 2007 23:13 GMT
>> Sorry for the multiple posts, folks. There seems to be a significant lag
>> time for some of my messages, longer than 24 hrs, which then prompts me
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> haven't seen multiple replies or new posts from you.  The last new thread
> I have is *Ping Joey*.

you rang?
D - 25 Oct 2007 18:11 GMT
>>> Sorry for the multiple posts, folks. There seems to be a significant lag
>>> time for some of my messages, longer than 24 hrs, which then prompts me
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>
> you rang?
Nope, but haaaay!
Joey Tribiani - 27 Oct 2007 20:43 GMT
The last new thread
>>> I have is *Ping Joey*.
>>
>> you rang?
> Nope, but haaaay!

hehe..
 
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