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Google Groups is about to drop support for posting to or browsing Usenet. - Vimarsana News

Google Groups is about to drop support for posting to or browsing Usenet.

Usenet is a very old (pre-World Wide Web) networking system that I’ve never actually used, but this explanation on Reddit helped me better understand how it works. “Much of the content being disseminated via Usenet today is binary (non-text) file sharing, which Google Groups does not support, as well as spam,” Google writes in a support document. The company also says “legitimate activity” in Usenet groups has gone down because of social media and modern-day web forums. Google Groups’ support for Usenet will end on February 22nd, 2024.

Community Growth at: HashiCorp - Community Inc. - Vimarsana News

Community Growth at: HashiCorp - Community Inc.

Community has shaped almost every aspect of how HashiCorp does business. Leading with community from the get-go, this deep dive shares all the details behind what it takes to make your organization community-led.

Software-update: Microsoft Edge 117.0.2045.31 - Computer - Downloads - Vimarsana News

Software-update: Microsoft Edge 117.0.2045.31 - Computer - Downloads

Microsoft heeft versie 117 van Edge uitgebracht. Deze op Chromium gebaseerde browser is beschikbaar voor Windows 10 en hoger, Linux en macOS. Ook zijn er versies voor Android en iOS.

Microsoft Edge 117.0.2045.31 - Vimarsana News

Microsoft Edge 117.0.2045.31

Microsoft Edge is a free web browser based on the Chromium Open Source project and other Open Source software.

Source: neowin.net
USENET: All the news that's fit - Vimarsana News

USENET: All the news that's fit

Before the Web, USENET kept a group of people in touch - we might need it back again, says Mark Pesce.