https://articleseen.com/rss/rssauthor.aspx?auth=marion marshallArticleSeen.com - Submit your quality article for maximum exposureCopyright 2009 ArticleSeenhttps://articleseen.com/Article_usenet-–-a-old-technology-made-new_43449.aspxMuch of the debate surrounding Usenet concerns whether this venerable technology still outdoes its modern peers. In this article, address Usenet, torrents and related technologies each of which has their own passionate adherents.Tue, 30 Nov 2010 23:38:55 GMThttps://articleseen.com/Article_usenet-and-nntp-technology-is-usenet-outdated_43437.aspxUsenet is one of the oldest and most established services on the internet. . Essentially a bulletin board system with the capability to provide rapid file transfers, it is the root of many of the more recently-developed Internet technologies in use today. In this article, we talk about the history of Usenet and if whether Usenet technology really is outdated or if, in fact, Usenet is a old technology that has been repurposed for a present day. Tue, 30 Nov 2010 23:18:03 GMThttps://articleseen.com/Article_what-is-an-nzb-file_43435.aspxNZB files make navigating Usenet much easier. In this article, you will learn about NZB files, their origin and how they are like a roadmap which can lead you to the exact post or binary file you need.Tue, 30 Nov 2010 23:16:05 GMThttps://articleseen.com/Article_usenet-downloads-what-are-binaries_43434.aspxHave you ever wondered what the term “binaries” signifies when referring to Usenet? In this article, we get into all the details and talk about “flat binaries”, ASCII technology and how these terms apply when referring to Usenet newsgroups.Tue, 30 Nov 2010 23:13:41 GMThttps://articleseen.com/Article_alt-binaries-what-are-alt-binaries-newsgroups_43432.aspxAlt.binaries newsgroups account for about 80% of the popularity of Usenet. Given the remarkable retention times and the variety of content found in Usenet, it’s no wonder people considering signing up for a Usenet service. In this article, learn about the category naming for Usenet and specifically the “alt.binaries” groups.Tue, 30 Nov 2010 23:11:22 GMT