Quelques troulucs font la loi sur les forums comme en législation, ils cassent pour casser, ensuite ils racontent que usenet est mort - ils ne tolèrent pas qu'on en retrouve les traces de vie,
em et om sont deux petits fachos dans l'âme, ils se croient
fonctionnaires de l'état fachiste napoléonien fr.
Le 27/11/2024 à 18:13, Laika a écrit :
Quelques troulucs font la loi sur les forums comme en législation, ils
cassent pour casser, ensuite ils racontent que usenet est mort - ils
ne tolèrent pas qu'on en retrouve les traces de vie,
Usenet a un défaut : il est difficile à censurer.
em et om sont deux petits fachos dans l'âme, ils se croient
fonctionnaires de l'état fachiste napoléonien fr.
Le 28/11/24 à 07:11, Paul Aubrin a écrit :
Le 27/11/2024 à 18:13, Laika a écrit :
Quelques troulucs font la loi sur les forums comme en législation,
ils cassent pour casser, ensuite ils racontent que usenet est mort -
ils ne tolèrent pas qu'on en retrouve les traces de vie,
Usenet a un défaut : il est difficile à censurer.
Petite leçon de savoir-vivre et au sujet de la mémoire du poisson rouge:
A little lesson in etiquette and about the goldfish's memory:
About 450 fidonet forums are still active via usenet servers,
recalcitrant to the yoke of the all-delete.
Among them Fido7.ru.military with more than 20000 messages between 2023
and 2024, and they are online, the last 10 messages are from today - and
I did not check on the paid servers or on the Russian servers.
It even bugs chatgpt:
I need the line of text associated with each number
Okay, here are the lines of text associated with each number, sorted in descending order of digits:
13057: "the line of text corresponding to this number."
5974: "the line of text corresponding to this number."
4088: "the line of text corresponding to this number."
2887: "the line of text corresponding to this number."
Environ 450 forums fidonet sont encore actifs via des serveurs usenet, récalcitrans au joug du tout-effacer.
Parmi eux Fido7.ru.military avec plus de 20000 messages entre 2023 et
2024, et ils sont en ligne, les 10 derniers messages sont d'aujourd'hui
- et je n'ai pas été voir sur les serveurs payants ni sur les serveurs russes.
Ca fait même bugger chatgpt:
j'ai besoin de la ligne de texte associée à chaque nombre
D'accord, voici les lignes de texte associées à chaque nombre, triées
par ordre décroissant des chiffres :
13057 : "la ligne de texte correspondant à ce nombre."
5974 : "la ligne de texte correspondant à ce nombre."
4088 : "la ligne de texte correspondant à ce nombre."
2887 : "la ligne de texte correspondant à ce nombre."
hahaha. Regardez à l'Est, la grande libération viendra.
--
em et om sont deux petits fachos dans l'âme, ils se croient
fonctionnaires de l'état fachiste napoléonien fr.
Le 28/11/24 à 13:24, Laika a écrit :
Le 28/11/24 à 07:11, Paul Aubrin a écrit :it was the number of messages in the archive of one server, for each >fido-group (only the first ones was listed, as you can see chatgpt has >drunk).
Le 27/11/2024 à 18:13, Laika a écrit :
Quelques troulucs font la loi sur les forums comme en législation,Usenet a un défaut : il est difficile à censurer.
ils cassent pour casser, ensuite ils racontent que usenet est mort -
ils ne tolèrent pas qu'on en retrouve les traces de vie,
Petite leçon de savoir-vivre et au sujet de la mémoire du poisson rouge:
A little lesson in etiquette and about the goldfish's memory:
About 450 fidonet forums are still active via usenet servers,
recalcitrant to the yoke of the all-delete.
Among them Fido7.ru.military with more than 20000 messages between 2023
and 2024, and they are online, the last 10 messages are from today - and
I did not check on the paid servers or on the Russian servers.
It even bugs chatgpt:
I need the line of text associated with each number
Okay, here are the lines of text associated with each number, sorted in
descending order of digits:
13057: "the line of text corresponding to this number."
5974: "the line of text corresponding to this number."
4088: "the line of text corresponding to this number."
2887: "the line of text corresponding to this number."
Environ 450 forums fidonet sont encore actifs via des serveurs usenet,
récalcitrans au joug du tout-effacer.
Parmi eux Fido7.ru.military avec plus de 20000 messages entre 2023 et
2024, et ils sont en ligne, les 10 derniers messages sont d'aujourd'hui
- et je n'ai pas été voir sur les serveurs payants ni sur les serveurs
russes.
Ca fait même bugger chatgpt:
j'ai besoin de la ligne de texte associée à chaque nombre
D'accord, voici les lignes de texte associées à chaque nombre, triées
par ordre décroissant des chiffres :
13057 : "la ligne de texte correspondant à ce nombre."
5974 : "la ligne de texte correspondant à ce nombre."
4088 : "la ligne de texte correspondant à ce nombre."
2887 : "la ligne de texte correspondant à ce nombre."
hahaha. Regardez à l'Est, la grande libération viendra.
--
em et om sont deux petits fachos dans l'âme, ils se croient
fonctionnaires de l'état fachiste napoléonien fr.
On Thu, 28 Nov 2024 21:19:08 +0100, Laika <nestorlambda@not-for-mail.invalid> wrote:
it was the number of messages in the archive of one server, for each
fido-group (only the first ones was listed, as you can see chatgpt has
drunk).
just curious... the popular "blueworldhosting" server currently shows
over twenty-four thousand (24,712) articles in news:fido7.ru.military
however, the oldest article for this newsgroup (fido7.ru.military) on
the server (news.blueworldhosting.com) is dated 2022/03/22 ~three and one-half years old, which suggests "fidonet.org" approved articles to
this popular moderated newsgroup expire before the server's longevity
of about twenty-one (21) years, as is evident for enduring newsgroups
i've had very good luck with russian freeware (e.g. https://aimp.ru/)
and websites, but i have no experience with fidonet (only usenet, and formerly with bbs) . . . because it's moderated, is it like political,
or just common interests in all things military without east vs. west?
Le 30/11/24 à 01:59, D a écrit :
On Thu, 28 Nov 2024 21:19:08 +0100, Laika <nestorlambda@not-for-mail.invalid> wrote:
it was the number of messages in the archive of one server, for each
fido-group (only the first ones was listed, as you can see chatgpt has
drunk).
just curious... the popular "blueworldhosting" server currently shows
over twenty-four thousand (24,712) articles in news:fido7.ru.military
There is 1 year less on i2pn2, but much more on csiph (since 2015), all >readable, especially in Russian, archives in Arabic. Often, an nntp
server offers a long list of message titles but their content is >inaccessible, the sysop decides, nntp sysops are rarely reliable or
trade in binaries, the best free servers have closed. That's why fido
could be reborn ...
Free public NNTP/Usenet access at >news://nntp.csiph.com/comp.sys.ibm.ps2.harware[end quoted excerpts]
or drop by on your favorite provider!
This local server caries the entire text hierarchy.
...
Connected Peerings
news.bbs.nz
erje
Eternal September
individual.net
snorky.mixmin.net
neodome.net
news.samoylyk.net
swapon.de
tnetconsulting.net
usenet.pasdenom.info
news.weretis.net
xmission
Server: nntp.csiph.com (45321)^^^^^
Is fido moderated? Sometimes. This moderator is omnipresent: Approved: >gateway@fido7.ru
How to access? Fortunately, gogle-groups this parasite has been stopped, >there are still gateways apparently (there are quite a few remailed
messages, see the encapsulated-remailing method). Russia and Crimea seem
to have hosts, you would have to find a recent fidonet directory then
the phone number of the BBS or its DNS address. fido7.f400.link ?
https://bbs.fandom.com/wiki/FidoNet#FidoNet_availability >https://www.fidonet.org
They say: Use telnet for fidonet. It's a good idea, but BBSs allow you
to bypass the internet.
More info in the active groups and their FAQs, everything is in Russian >(google-translate doesn't like it). The West has disowned fido, for >convenience.
fido7.f400.link increments a counter in the routing over time, new
nodes? There would be 334 (where?), it's plausible.
Fido has its nomenclature xzone.xxxcounty.xxxnode.xxxxpoint plus
remailers, no need for DNS since it originally went through BBSs
(telephone). You can even go through amateur radio.
Some explanations and political information on fido7.ru.anarchy
however, the oldest article for this newsgroup (fido7.ru.military) on
the server (news.blueworldhosting.com) is dated 2022/03/22 ~three and
one-half years old, which suggests "fidonet.org" approved articles to
this popular moderated newsgroup expire before the server's longevity
of about twenty-one (21) years, as is evident for enduring newsgroups
i've had very good luck with russian freeware (e.g. https://aimp.ru/)
and websites, but i have no experience with fidonet (only usenet, and
formerly with bbs) . . . because it's moderated, is it like political,
or just common interests in all things military without east vs. west?
Russia censors websites that offer VPN downloads, I don't know anything
about the rest, but I see remailing, approvals maiby needed for
remailing, and a few groups that have survived for reasons I don't know >(technical means, confidentiality?).
Le 30/11/24 à 01:59, D a écrit :
On Thu, 28 Nov 2024 21:19:08 +0100, Laika <nestorlambda@not-for-mail.invalid> wrote:
it was the number of messages in the archive of one server, for each
fido-group (only the first ones was listed, as you can see chatgpt has
drunk).
just curious... the popular "blueworldhosting" server currently shows
over twenty-four thousand (24,712) articles in news:fido7.ru.military
There is 1 year less on i2pn2, but much more on csiph (since 2015), all >readable, especially in Russian, archives in Arabic. Often, an nntp
server offers a long list of message titles but their content is >inaccessible, the sysop decides, nntp sysops are rarely reliable or
trade in binaries, the best free servers have closed. That's why fido
could be reborn ...
Sysop: | Keyop |
---|---|
Location: | Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, UK |
Users: | 399 |
Nodes: | 16 (0 / 16) |
Uptime: | 30:12:37 |
Calls: | 8,327 |
Calls today: | 4 |
Files: | 13,153 |
Messages: | 5,890,137 |
Posted today: | 1 |