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From: Julio Di Egidio <julio@diegidio.name>
Newsgroups: sci.math,sci.logic,sci.physics.relativity
Subject: Re: Is Rossy Boy the new Archy Boy (Was: Larger Collected Reasoning
 2024)
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On 22/12/2024 20:57, Ross Finlayson wrote:
> On 12/21/2024 10:50 PM, Thomas Heger wrote:
>> Am Donnerstag000019, 19.12.2024 um 09:14 schrieb Mild Shock:
>>>
>>> Which is ironic, since Googl Groups got shot
>>> down, and many Newsgroup servers have a limited
>>> retention time anyway. So large posts have not
>>>
>>> any Search Engine Optimization (SEO) advantage at all.
>>>
>>> At best you can use Newsgroups as a public
>>> notebook now for short time communication over USENET,
>>> where pages get automatically erased after a while.
>>
>> This is actually wrong, since UseNet content is copied to other
>> datebases very often.
>>
>> For instance: many 'forums' on the Web are actually not filled by lively
>> discussions over the web, but are copies from the UseNet.
>>
>> Also private copies do exist and are often filled into database
>> programs, which are hosted on privately owned hardware.
>>
>> All of these copies are independent from each other and also from their
>> sources in the UseNet.
>>
>> In effect UseNet content can never be removed from the face of the Earth
>> entirely, once it is written.
>>
>> It can  actually last longer than the pyramids and can never be removed
>> by, say, malicious governments or similar.
>>
>> But the server themselves store only a limited subset from the UseNet
>> traffic. But this does not say, that anything could vanish, just because
>> it isn't in the database of the UseNet servers anymore.
>>
>> This is different to any other form of communication and is something,
>> what makes the UseNet unique.
>>
>> Those e.g. 'malicious governments' would had this shut-down long ago,
>> supposed that would be possible.
>>
>> But the UseNet is actually a part from the TCP/IP protocol stack and
>> similar to the e-mail protocols.
>>
>> This can only be removed, if the internet protocols would be written
>> entirely new.
>>
>> But that is next to impossible, because of the zillions of devices using
>> these protocols.
> 
> Yeah, that's pretty accurate.

Pretty accurately not even wrong.

You spamming cunts and true paladins of the shithole for everybody.

I do wish you all happy holidays and an ass cancer.

*Plonk*

-Julio