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Violator posted:The real question is how many grabs over nine years? Way less than most of this thread, I'm guessing: 1600ish.
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I looked at mine, over 3300 days logged and over 6600 grabs. 
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Apr 2, 2019 02:42
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Violator posted:The real question is how many grabs over nine years?  Like i said, it's the only indexer i use.
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Apr 2, 2019 03:58
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hmm
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Apr 2, 2019 04:02
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This one is worth your $10 https://nzbs.org/forumpost/13410
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Apr 2, 2019 04:02
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This one you can pay via PayPal instead of stupid math currency https://nzbs.org/forumpost/13470
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Apr 2, 2019 04:04
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Yeah I’m the same as you guys, between 9 and 10 years with 32k grabs.
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Apr 2, 2019 04:11
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Registered: Feb 16, 2010 (3332 days ago) Grabs Total: 20085 It's a very sad day.
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Apr 2, 2019 05:57
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God drat am I gonna miss .org
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Apr 2, 2019 06:48
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who should i give me $10 to, ds or omg? vote now or forever hold your peace where's the free indexers at ;( ;( ;(
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I'm amateur hour, but I never automated anything: Registered: Mar 8, 2010 (3311.8 days ago) Grabs Total: 5888 Nam Taf fucked around with this message at 09:01 on Apr 2, 2019 |
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Apr 2, 2019 08:56
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I was never able to get an account on .org so I've been using nzb.su dognzb.cr (I don't recommend them much anymore because they reverted lifetime subscriptions) nzb.cat and nzbnoob.com. I also have spotweb running still on a VM but it's not very good for automated searches, mostly for manual stuff. It often indexes stuff subbed for the netherlands that I don't see on other providers but it's kinda janky. edit: the last time this happened some goons were going to set up a server but like most great goon projects I don't think anything came of it.
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Apr 2, 2019 11:09
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3159.1 days 20778 grabs Not bad 
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Apr 2, 2019 12:07
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3416.4 days 6739 grabs Puts me on top for oldest, and among the least used!
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Apr 2, 2019 12:33
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Anyone else didn't get into nzbs.org in time? Largely because I didn't really get started on Usenet until about 7 years ago. Never really tried either. Shame nevertheless, .org was the promised land. Rooted Vegetable fucked around with this message at 14:30 on Apr 2, 2019 |
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Apr 2, 2019 14:03
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Feb 14, 2010 (3333.8 days ago) Grabs Total: 11148 Not bad. I'll miss you org. You were my first usenet site.
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3332 days, 28666 grabs
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Apr 2, 2019 15:32
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33,330 grabs since April 2010. I win the mega prize, I'm sure.
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Apr 2, 2019 15:38
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Well now I have 6 indexers in sonarr/radarr, although .org is definitely nicer to use than all of them.
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Nitr0 posted:who should i give me $10 to, ds or omg? vote now or forever hold your peace ds i'd say you can still try ds free, you get 100 api hits and 5 downloads/day on the free tier.
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Apr 2, 2019 16:20
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bobfather posted:3416.4 days 
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Laserface posted:Well now I have 6 indexers in sonarr/radarr, although .org is definitely nicer to use than all of them. It also gives you a single central search interface that hits all the connected indexers and shows your stats. There's multi-user functionality as well, no idea how that works though but if you share any usenet/indexer accounts with friends that might be useful. edit: Fixed link to current version. wolrah fucked around with this message at 23:00 on Apr 2, 2019 |
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wolrah posted:Once you have more than 2-3 indexers in more than one application I recommend setting up NZBHydra. Basically what it does is emulates the Newznab API and acts as a proxy, so you set up your indexers in Hydra and then point Sonarr/Radarr/etc at it, then you only have one place to manage everything. You can prioritize indexers and it'll automatically handle throttling requests for sites with API limits. Newer version: https://github.com/theotherp/nzbhydra2
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Hydra2 is so great that I probably wouldn't have noticed nzbs.org's departure outside of reading this thread. Already got new accounts setup on it since all it really needs is API keys and it's good to go.
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wolrah posted:Once you have more than 2-3 indexers in more than one application I recommend setting up NZBHydra2. Basically what it does is emulates the Newznab API and acts as a proxy, so you set up your indexers in Hydra and then point Sonarr/Radarr/etc at it, then you only have one place to manage everything. You can prioritize indexers and it'll automatically handle throttling requests for sites with API limits. I started doing this a while back, another handy thing you can do with it is strip tags/text that Sonarr/Radarr won't/haven't gotten around to yet, like postbot took forever for one of them to strip. They mentioned they weren't going to keep adding new ones too, so there's that. There's also some prolific reposters that add their own tag after the release, though they keep altering their name (rakuvxxxx). Annoying cause I have to look through the history to see what release it actually is.
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Been a great run with nzbs.org over the past decade, and it figures the shut down notice comes on the same day I finally got around to setting up Sonarr/Radarr on my server. I ended up paying for a lifetime membership at nzbgeek and am using ds, omg and 6box as backups. Is blocknews.net still the preferred block provider? I need to finally get a backup for supernews set up.
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Thermopyle posted:33,330 grabs since April 2010. March 2010 and 52,626 If you guys want one that takes paypal I just signed up for this one and seems decent from a few quick searches. https://nzbs.org/forumpost/14114
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So what is the criteria for a good indexer with you guys? I'm kinda new still so if a indexer has what i want and doesn't go down a lot it basically ends there with me, but some of you seem to be extremely picky. Figured maybe there is something to learn here that i don't know about yet.
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Think this is my way forward, thanks. Dongattack posted:So what is the criteria for a good indexer with you guys? I'm kinda new still so if a indexer has what i want and doesn't go down a lot it basically ends there with me, but some of you seem to be extremely picky. Figured maybe there is something to learn here that i don't know about yet. Retention, speed, good amount of group %ages, reliability, no dickheads running the show. If you an indexer that seems to be doing everything you need, then no reason to worry but it's always good to have an account or two elsewhere (even if just free ones) just so you have something to roll back to if things fall down. Nobody really saw .org dying with a few weeks notice after being mostly solid for 10 years.
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I think most people who have strong preferences for whatever indexer, are also the people who spend a lot of time at the actual indexer site. Maybe? I go to indexer sites only when I sign up for them or if something is hosed up. Otherwise I use binsearch or hydra for weird searches.
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Thankful for cat, but will likely donate to the one that accepts PayPal (without the sketchy "email me your information" option). I just set up nzbhydra on my Synology (don't want to do the effort of installing 2 on my Synology right now), and it does look as though some indexers provide more or fewer unique results on a given search. It's unclear that makes a difference on finding what you're looking for, but it does look like it makes sense to have a couple in your back pocket.
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To be honest, I think most of my grabs have been coming from indexers other than .org for th last year or so. I'd have to check my history in Sonarr. But it'll be sad to see it go, I've had my account for 9 years with 8900 grabs. I've signed up on a handful of the other indexers, so I'll have to try out Hydra2 and consolidate things down.
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The Modern Leper posted:Thankful for cat, but will likely donate to the one that accepts PayPal (without the sketchy "email me your information" option). I'm on cat as well. Most of mine come from nzbplanet right now. My free Slug account does some lifting too but far far less than planet.
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During the sudden necessity to spring clean configs, I’ve noticed I’m getting a fair few failed downloads. I’m currently just using supernews, does anyone have any suggestions for a block provider that might fill in those empty spaces?
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Horse Clocks posted:During the sudden necessity to spring clean configs, I’ve noticed I’m getting a fair few failed downloads. Blocknews should fit the bill. On Highwinds I believe, opposite of Giganews that Supernews uses.
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8-bit Miniboss posted:Blocknews should fit the bill. On Highwinds I believe, opposite of Giganews that Supernews uses. Oh sweet, looked like I had an account with them anyway with a few GB left.
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EL BROMANCE posted:no dickheads running the show. Basically this.
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zer0spunk posted:Supernews has been weirdly dropping articles in the last few days. I signed up to Ninja a little while ago, after using Giganews since like 2001. Also got a friend to signup, since we were sharing the Giga account and things got a bit fucky. He signed up near the end of March, and this code was still valid: sedative posted:NewsgroupDirect at $3.99 a month and Newsgroup Ninja at $40 a year ($3.33 a month) are both a little cheaper than Fast Usenet and they're on the same backbone. Pretty happy with the speeds, basically maxed out my Fibre  
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I don't see how usenet can survive with its lackluster anime selection.
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