• [OT] Usenet... died?

    From Mr. Man-wai Chang@toylet.toylet@gmail.com to comp.lang.c++,alt.free.newsservers,news.software.readers on Sun May 31 17:36:33 2026
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    On 5/31/2026 9:55 AM, Sam wrote:

    Sadly, Usenet died before Qt became a thing.



    It's still possibly to "resurrect" Usenet and bridge it with modern web
    forums like Threads and Reddit, but only if and only if its management
    wanna do it. Maybe a bit of A.I. could help. :)
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  • From The True Melissa@thetruemelissa@gmail.com to comp.lang.c++,alt.free.newsservers,news.software.readers on Sun May 31 08:25:24 2026
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    Verily, in article <10vgvf2$1eimk$1@toylet.eternal-september.org>, did toylet.toylet@gmail.com deliver unto us this message:

    On 5/31/2026 9:55 AM, Sam wrote:

    Sadly, Usenet died before Qt became a thing.



    It's still possibly to "resurrect" Usenet and bridge it with modern web forums like Threads and Reddit, but only if and only if its management
    wanna do it. Maybe a bit of A.I. could help. :)

    Bridged forums can be annoying when they're not done right, but they can
    also be a good way to join two small communities into one. Is there some specific group you'd like to bridge to another forum?
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  • From Mr. Man-wai Chang@toylet.toylet@gmail.com to comp.lang.c++,alt.free.newsservers,news.software.readers on Mon Jun 1 13:28:03 2026
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    On 5/31/2026 8:25 PM, The True Melissa wrote:

    Bridged forums can be annoying when they're not done right, but they can
    also be a good way to join two small communities into one. Is there some specific group you'd like to bridge to another forum?


    None. And I am NOT yet an expert C/C++ programmer. :)
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  • From boltar@boltar@caprica.universe to comp.lang.c++,alt.free.newsservers,news.software.readers on Mon Jun 1 08:19:45 2026
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    On Mon, 1 Jun 2026 13:28:03 +0800
    "Mr. Man-wai Chang" <toylet.toylet@gmail.com> gabbled:
    On 5/31/2026 8:25 PM, The True Melissa wrote:

    Bridged forums can be annoying when they're not done right, but they can
    also be a good way to join two small communities into one. Is there some
    specific group you'd like to bridge to another forum?


    None. And I am NOT yet an expert C/C++ programmer. :)

    While its certainly possible to become an expert in C and know the entire language, I'm not sure its possible - at least for a human - for modern C++.

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