Re: Can my ISP see my NNTP traffic?
From: Bill Unruh (unruh_at_string.physics.ubc.ca)
Date: 06/04/04
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Date: Thu, 3 Jun 2004 22:23:21 +0000 (UTC)
Lassi =?iso-8859-1?Q?Hippel=E4inen?= <lahippel@ieee.orgies.invalid> writes:
]"T. Sean Weintz" wrote:
]>
]> Bill Unruh wrote:
]>
]> > ]> > >
]> > ]> > > You'll see that it's not only your ISP that can see your Usenet
]> > ]traffic!
]> > ]> > >
]> > ]> > > I posted a message complaining about a crap boss I had and it turned
]> > ]up
]> > ]> > the
]> > ]> > > head of the list in Google if you did a search on his name.
]> >
]> > A usenet post is SUPPOSED to be readable by everyone in the world. That is
]> > what usenet is all about. And Yes, google does also search over usenet.
]> >
]>
]> Yup. Google groups is great. I love seeing my name all over it.
]Used to be called Dejanews, before Google acquired it.
Still called dejanews.
www.dejanews.com still gets there.
]> Yeah.
]> all the way back to '96. 8 years of garbage it's collected on me.
]> Flame wars and all.
]It is quite regular to check the newsgroups before recruiting people. A
]good way of finding out what kind of candidates you have.
]-- Lassi
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