Blast from the past

[Ben Bacarisse]

Over at http://olduse.net/ or nntp:nntp.olduse.net with a news reader,
you can see Usenet from 30 years ago, in real time. net.lang.c is
probably the group of most interest to people here, but it's all quite
entertaining.

 

[luser- -droog]

Over at http://olduse.net/ or nntp:nntp.olduse.net with a news reader,
you can see Usenet from 30 years ago, in real time. net.lang.c is
probably the group of most interest to people here, but it's all quite
entertaining.

Sigh. It used to be easy to do with google groups.
Even now, when the moon is right, you can do a
date-range search and snag a short enough span
that you can actually scroll down to the bottom
and see the the "heads". But it's still not easy.
And it doesn't seem to work all of the time.

 

[Robbie Brown]

Over at http://olduse.net/ or nntp:nntp.olduse.net with a news reader,
you can see Usenet from 30 years ago, in real time. net.lang.c is
probably the group of most interest to people here, but it's all quite
entertaining.

It was so much easier before Google destroyed Dejanews.
Although many people question the idea of permanently caching transient
conversations.


--
Rob - not floundering, fishing
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For every SCoP we generate the polyhedral representation
and transform it back to gimple.
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Seems perfectly reasonable to me.