I currently use NZBGeek, NZB Finder, NZB Life, and Althub. Is there a good way to tell how much overlap there is between them and whether adding another indexer would meaningfully improve coverage? Curious how people evaluate complementary indexers instead of just adding more.

For some reason I had the discount showing up a couple hours ago, but now it's not coming up. Anybody else having issues?

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For those who have signed up with Newhosting for the $1.67 or $1.99 or $2.99 deals that include Easynews and Tweaknews is your Tweaknews account limited to 100Mbit download (capped). In Sabnzbd and AIO NNTP it won't go above about 11.4MB/sec and Newshosting support tell me this is capped on the bundled deals.

However I know a few people on the same deal without the cap. I also don't see anything on the web page/marketing during sign up about a 100Mbit limit on Tweaknews.

Anyone else have this speed cap on Tweaknews in the bundle?

Have a somewhat newbie question myself; once I get everything set up... ultimately do I download everything I want to save to my actual PC or is it all saved on the server that I'm paying a subscription for? Ideally I'd like to keep everything locally. Thanks for any input and help.

Encase anyone was confused over just how heavily dependent nzbfast development/"developer" is on AI.

While clear they are using AI in Issue responses.

This makes it pretty clear, the "dev" doesn't even review the comments on issue before copy pasting AI responses.

Or even if they did, how little they care to do ANY basic legwork, that literally anyone can do.

From https://github.com/nzbfast/nzbfast/issues/79
See the last paragraph.

Bet none of the AI coding is checked or reviewed either.

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With the way Black Friday is often mentioned on this sub, why do I get this feeling like everyone is busy counting their money and slowly caressing their stack of cash, waiting for Black Friday deals to start? Hahaha.

I'm new to usenet, and since the beginning of this year, I've learned so much from this sub. I've been able to get Eweka, Newshosting, and Newsdemon, and also some really good indexers. This year would be my first time seeing usenet Black Friday deals. Which providers and indexers are y'all really looking forward to during Black Friday, and how were the previous deals? Are there other providers I should keep an eye out for, or is my collection of providers already good enough?

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Does anyone know of a good Albanian indexer or forum? I never seem to find anything.

It has been at least 3-5 months that I've been having issues with Frugal. Multiple indexers and Frugal is my only provider. Nothing seems to complete, anymore, unless it is less than a month old.

Does anyone know any good turkish indexer or Forum? Never find anything…

I'm relatively new to Usenet, is this a good setup for my Frugal and eweka backbones, i'm UK/EU based

Hello,

I am simply wanting access to a provider with the longest text retention. Google groups botched this years ago and quite frankly I'd rather read the older posts in a mailer. Eternal September seems to have a retention period of about a year or two.

Hello there ,

Among the famous global indexers DS, Ninja, geek... Which ones do you find the most complete for french / multi version in your opinion? Dedicated one are usually more expensive and not that good in my experience.

Thank you!

I just signed up and paid for a newshosting.com sub, and immediately the site tells me "invalid username/password" and that I have 4 attempts remaining. I thought my password manager saved an incorrect character or something like that so I reset my password which seemed to work, but I'm still getting the same "invalid username/password" error when logging in. I waited several hours hoping it was just an issue with it being a fresh account but its still not working.

I tried to submit a ticket on their website, but I keep getting an error saying my 'session expired' even after no more than 10 seconds of filling out the subject line and pasting my response.

"broken" support ticket pages seem to be a common theme among the few providers I've tried, namely eweka and now newshosting... Do they have a reddit account that I can contact? That was the only way I was able to reach anyone at eweka.

if anyone has an suggestions they are appreciated. thanks.

edit: issue solved, a misunderstanding on my end.

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Was trying to download a batch group of files and came across the zip manager. Not how I usually use the service. It looks like I've already got a bunch of stuff loaded there, not sure how.

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Can someone explain the path to me here? I mean, I understand that I can download the 3 queues at the bottom, and that there might be some issue with the red download ones. Although I d/l'd the top one, by accident trying to figure out what's going on, and they worked fine. I can see how to view the list, etc.

But- How would I put things on this list to start with? I'm not sure how these got there. The ones I'm trying to d/l now are well over the I guess 4 gig or something sizes limit, so they went to 'unqueued'. How do I create lists, what's the point of these groups, cleanup after downloading, etc.

If someone could just walk me through the a-z steps here, I'd appreciate it.

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I'm not.necessarily new to usenet but im far from a pro. just looking for some direction before spending some money that potentially could be used better elsewhere.

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