[DudeAsInCool]

TorrentFreak has put together a 'how to' on using the ever popular Usenet. Follow the directions HERE

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Usenet is considered to be the most “private” way to share files. It is fast, has a lot of content, and it’s getting more popular, even though the technology is almost 30 years old. Time for an introduction.

Sounds great, but let me start off with the downside to Usenet. The biggest disadvantage is that high speed Usenet servers are not free. You need at least some kind of paid subscription plan to be able to get decent speeds on Usenet. For some people this is not a problem, their argument often is that they already pay a lot of money for high speed broadband access, so why not pay a little extra to get the best speeds out of it.

The Easy Solution

For those who are new to Usenet and want the easy route, we recommend trying a free trial at Binverse. This give you all the tools to start downloading from Usenet quickly, and guarantees fast downloads. Binverse has its own built in search engine and a custom download client.

If you’re not satisfied with Binverse you can try other providers. However, a premium service will always cost a few bucks.

The Alternative Solution

1. Download Grabit here.

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[napho]

Here's a free server that only has a retention rate of 10 days, but it's there all the time. http://www.just4today.net/
This one is more like 300 days but slightly slow to connect today. 198.186.190.61 Port 563
Also, there are servers that are free if you have IPv6. Somehow, I doubt many care though.

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[DudeAsInCool]

Nice to see you, Napho!