Another web interface to newsgroups is
https://newsgrouper.org/
which allows you to read (as guest, or if you register)
and post (if you register) to all 26977 newsgroups
carried on the Eternal September newsserver.
From the site:
"Note that as a guest, logging out will forget your history
and preferences, so when you return it will not be possible
to show what postings are new since your previous visit.
As a registered user you can log out without losing your
history and preferences."
Another web interface to newsgroups is
https://newsgrouper.org/
which allows you to read (as guest, or if you register)
and post (if you register) to all 26977 newsgroups
carried on the Eternal September newsserver.
From the site:
"Note that as a guest, logging out will forget your history
and preferences, so when you return it will not be possible
to show what postings are new since your previous visit.
As a registered user you can log out without losing your
history and preferences."
Another web interface to newsgroups is
https://newsgrouper.org/
which allows you to read (as guest, or if you register)
and post (if you register) to all 26977 newsgroups
carried on the Eternal September newsserver.
From the site:
"Note that as a guest, logging out will forget your history
and preferences, so when you return it will not be possible
to show what postings are new since your previous visit.
As a registered user you can log out without losing your
history and preferences."
On 3/14/2025 10:18 PM, David Dalton wrote:
Another web interface to newsgroups is
https://newsgrouper.org/
which allows you to read (as guest, or if you register)
and post (if you register) to all 26977 newsgroups
carried on the Eternal September newsserver.
From the site:
"Note that as a guest, logging out will forget your history
and preferences, so when you return it will not be possible
to show what postings are new since your previous visit.
As a registered user you can log out without losing your
history and preferences."
David, thank you very much again for finding this. And for
finding www.novabbs.org which I have used many times,
or more specifically... https://www.novabbs.com/interests/thread.php?group=alt.buddha.short.fat.guy ...which takes us immediately to the group.
We are an endangered species. We dwindle and wither, like
the Last of the Mohicans. Having backup for Eternal September
is becoming ever more important.
My other provider for Usenet access, Earthlink, announced last
week that it is closing down its Usenet facility on April 1.
Thanks again.
Ned
On Sat, 15 Mar 2025 02:48:28 -0230, David Dalton<dalton@nfld.com>
wrote:
Another web interface to newsgroups is
https://newsgrouper.org/
which allows you to read (as guest, or if you register)
and post (if you register) to all 26977 newsgroups
carried on the Eternal September newsserver.
From the site:
"Note that as a guest, logging out will forget your history
and preferences, so when you return it will not be possible
to show what postings are new since your previous visit.
As a registered user you can log out without losing your
history and preferences."
Does it allow searching of old posts?
Another web interface to newsgroups is
https://newsgrouper.org/
which allows you to read (as guest, or if you register)
and post (if you register) to all 26977 newsgroups
carried on the Eternal September newsserver.
From the site:
"Note that as a guest, logging out will forget your history
and preferences, so when you return it will not be possible
to show what postings are new since your previous visit.
As a registered user you can log out without losing your
history and preferences."
David Dalton wrote:
Another web interface to newsgroups is
https://newsgrouper.org/
which allows you to read (as guest, or if you register)
and post (if you register) to all 26977 newsgroups
carried on the Eternal September newsserver.
From the site:
"Note that as a guest, logging out will forget your history
and preferences, so when you return it will not be possible
to show what postings are new since your previous visit.
As a registered user you can log out without losing your
history and preferences."
there another one which one of the people in another group uses,
jailforms.
On Mar 15, 2025, jojo wrote
(in article<944f0ad7-505f-15f0-f956-4319502fe9ba@shinku.aoyagi.konjou>):
David Dalton wrote:
Another web interface to newsgroups is
https://newsgrouper.org/
which allows you to read (as guest, or if you register)
and post (if you register) to all 26977 newsgroups
carried on the Eternal September newsserver.
From the site:
"Note that as a guest, logging out will forget your history
and preferences, so when you return it will not be possible
to show what postings are new since your previous visit.
As a registered user you can log out without losing your
history and preferences."
there another one which one of the people in another group uses,
jailforms.
I think you mean http://www.jlaforums.com/ ,
On 15/03/2025 05:18, David Dalton wrote:
Another web interface to newsgroups isGot the error Error 451
https://newsgrouper.org/
which allows you to read (as guest, or if you register)
and post (if you register) to all 26977 newsgroups
carried on the Eternal September newsserver.
while trying to obtain /.
Blocked due to UK Online Safety Act
You appear to be connecting from an IP address in the United
Kingdom. Unfortunately this site is no longer available to UK
users. This is due to the requirements of the UK's Online Safety
Act, which are not practical for this site to comply with. If you
feel this is unjustified, I can only suggest that you write to
your Member of Parliament.
For more information see Ofcom's official site, and an unofficial
guide.
Other web interfaces to Usenet are available, and may continue to
allow UK users, see Wikipedia.
On 15/03/2025 05:18, David Dalton wrote:
Another web interface to newsgroups isGot the error Error 451
https://newsgrouper.org/
which allows you to read (as guest, or if you register)
and post (if you register) to all 26977 newsgroups
carried on the Eternal September newsserver.
while trying to obtain /.
Blocked due to UK Online Safety Act
You appear to be connecting from an IP address in the United Kingdom. Unfortunately this site is no longer available to UK users. This is due
to the requirements of the UK's Online Safety Act, which are not
practical for this site to comply with. If you feel this is unjustified,
I can only suggest that you write to your Member of Parliament.
For more information see Ofcom's official site, and an unofficial guide.
Other web interfaces to Usenet are available, and may continue to allow
UK users, see Wikipedia.
On 18/03/2025 16:34, Ned Ludd wrote:
On 3/18/2025 8:49 AM, Julian wrote:
On 15/03/2025 05:18, David Dalton wrote:
Another web interface to newsgroups isGot the error Error 451
https://newsgrouper.org/
which allows you to read (as guest, or if you register)
and post (if you register) to all 26977 newsgroups
carried on the Eternal September newsserver.
while trying to obtain /.
Blocked due to UK Online Safety Act
You appear to be connecting from an IP address in the United Kingdom.
Unfortunately this site is no longer available to UK users. This is
due to the requirements of the UK's Online Safety Act, which are not
practical for this site to comply with. If you feel this is
unjustified, I can only suggest that you write to your Member of
Parliament.
For more information see Ofcom's official site, and an unofficial guide. >>>
Other web interfaces to Usenet are available, and may continue to
allow UK users, see Wikipedia.
Still works here.
It's unlikely the UK's Online Safety Act will ever become law in
California.
On 18/03/2025 16:08, jojo wrote:
Julian wrote:
On 15/03/2025 05:18, David Dalton wrote:
Another web interface to newsgroups isGot the error Error 451
https://newsgrouper.org/
which allows you to read (as guest, or if you register)
and post (if you register) to all 26977 newsgroups
carried on the Eternal September newsserver.
while trying to obtain /.
Blocked due to UK Online Safety Act
You appear to be connecting from an IP address in the United
Kingdom. Unfortunately this site is no longer available to UK
users. This is due to the requirements of the UK's Online
Safety Act, which are not practical for this site to comply
with. If you feel this is unjustified, I can only suggest that
you write to your Member of Parliament.
For more information see Ofcom's official site, and an
unofficial guide.
Other web interfaces to Usenet are available, and may continue
to allow UK users, see Wikipedia.
uk has become a digital and privacy hellscape. disgusting. and
they are embracing islam, even more disgusting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oz8RjPAD2Jk
On 18/03/2025 16:49, Ned Ludd wrote:
On 3/18/2025 9:41 AM, Julian wrote:
On 18/03/2025 16:34, Ned Ludd wrote:
On 3/18/2025 8:49 AM, Julian wrote:
On 15/03/2025 05:18, David Dalton wrote:
Another web interface to newsgroups isGot the error Error 451
https://newsgrouper.org/
which allows you to read (as guest, or if you register)
and post (if you register) to all 26977 newsgroups
carried on the Eternal September newsserver.
while trying to obtain /.
Blocked due to UK Online Safety Act
You appear to be connecting from an IP address in the United
Kingdom. Unfortunately this site is no longer available to UK
users. This is due to the requirements of the UK's Online Safety
Act, which are not practical for this site to comply with. If you
feel this is unjustified, I can only suggest that you write to your
Member of Parliament.
For more information see Ofcom's official site, and an unofficial
guide.
Other web interfaces to Usenet are available, and may continue to
allow UK users, see Wikipedia.
Still works here.
It's unlikely the UK's Online Safety Act will ever become law in
California.
Oh, you say that now, but yust you vate! They'll find some
endangered newt in the Sea of Cortez that can only be saved
by the UK's Online Safety Act, and they'll put that law
into effect before you can blink.
Get with the times.
Newts and Bats have been relegated back to vermin to save money.
Treasury accused of ‘being nasty’ to bats in pursuit of growth
Councils’ planning officers will no longer be told by Natural England to read bat protection guidelines, in a shock to conservationists
Environmentalists have accused the government of “being nasty” to bats and wrongly suggesting that the animals are holding back economic growth.
As part of chancellor Rachel Reeves’s “radical shake-up” of red tape to promote growth, officials said on Monday that guidance on protecting
bats will be looked at afresh.
“It should not be the case that to convert a garage or outbuilding you
need to wade through hundreds of pages of guidance on bats,” the
Treasury said in a statement.
The regulator Natural England will drop its requirement for planning officials at local authorities to read guidance documents produced by
the Bat Conservation Trust, The Times understands. The charity said the change was a “shock”.
Doug Parr, the policy director at Greenpeace UK, said: “For some reason, [the] UK government has decided the route to growth is being nasty to
bats. Creating a false enemy in regulations that protect bats is both a distraction, ineffective and morally wrong.”
Bats have been a focus of ministers’ claims that environmental rules are holding back development, after a £100 million bat tunnel was built for
the HS2 rail project. Parr said that was a misrepresentation. “Aside
from being wonderful and valuable creatures, the economic disaster of
HS2 was very little to do with bat protection. [There were] many
failings right at the top management of the project,” he said.
Kit Stoner, the chief executive of the Bat Conservation Trust, said: “It was a shock to hear that government proposes removing reference to the
bat survey guidelines. These guidelines, covering our 18 UK bat species,
were developed over months in collaboration and consultation with many
bat experts in both the ecology sector and government agencies.”
She said it was “inconceivable” that any reference to the guidance was removed without consultation and said they were “not an instruction manual” but helped with “good practice”.
In reality, The Times understands, most councils will continue to read
the guidance to avoid breaching the law — the habitats regulations.
In recent weeks senior government figures have blamed several species
for development hold-ups.
Sir Keir Starmer was last week was accused by the Kent Wildlife Trust of
a disappointing “oversimplification” after he claimed that a colony of distinguished jumping spiders had led Natural England to block 15,000
new homes in Kent.
Richard Benwell, the chief executive of Wildlife and Countryside Link,
an alliance of dozens of environmental groups including the National
Trust, said: “Anti-nature rhetoric risks wrecking months of work between government and nature charities. The chancellor may want to look tough,
but picking an unnecessary fight with nature and the millions of people
who love nature is completely counterproductive.”
Green groups have so far stopped short of mobilising their members over
the government’s rhetoric about nature, though the head of the RSPB
warned Reeves’s and Starmer’s language was “simplistic and divisive”.
Environmental regulations remain in Reeves’s crosshairs. On Monday the government described them as “not fit for purpose” to help nature or economic growth. Officials are expected to launch a consultation in the
next month on dropping the requirement for developers to obtain
environmental permits for “low-risk activities”. Details of the exempt activities are expected to be published next week.
Marian Spain, chief executive of Natural England, said: “Housing and
nature are not competing interests. Sustainable development and nature recovery must go hand in hand, but the current planning system is not working.
“We are working with the government to ensure their ambition to grow
nature and grow the economy go hand in hand for the benefit of
everybody. This includes ensuring guidance is fit for purpose and moving toward better strategic planning to secure environmental improvements
while development takes place.”
Adam Vaughan
On 18/03/2025 17:33, jojo wrote:
Julian wrote:
On 18/03/2025 16:08, jojo wrote:
Julian wrote:
On 15/03/2025 05:18, David Dalton wrote:
Another web interface to newsgroups isGot the error Error 451
https://newsgrouper.org/
which allows you to read (as guest, or if you register)
and post (if you register) to all 26977 newsgroups
carried on the Eternal September newsserver.
while trying to obtain /.
Blocked due to UK Online Safety Act
You appear to be connecting from an IP address in the United
Kingdom. Unfortunately this site is no longer available to
UK users. This is due to the requirements of the UK's Online
Safety Act, which are not practical for this site to comply
with. If you feel this is unjustified, I can only suggest
that you write to your Member of Parliament.
For more information see Ofcom's official site, and an
unofficial guide.
Other web interfaces to Usenet are available, and may
continue to allow UK users, see Wikipedia.
uk has become a digital and privacy hellscape. disgusting.
and they are embracing islam, even more disgusting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oz8RjPAD2Jk
LOL its fine, just blink once for yes and twice for no.
Slight problem... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gbeji0Rqz5Y&t=90s
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