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Linux - I have tried many GUI-based newsreaders in Linux and they all fell short of my expectations.

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Windows - GrabIt (free), NewsLeecher (20/yr), Android (27)

Update: Zach Inglis pointed me towards NZB Drop. You can also use my Linux favorite hellanzb in OS X but installation is more involved with DarwinPorts. It won an Apple Design award and comes from the developers of Transmit and Coda. You can't really compete with this app for OS X. Again, there are a lot of options to choose from.

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In order to download with newsgroups, you'll need to setup a client on your computer or file server.

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Update 12-26-2009: Giganews now has VPN service called VyprVPN bundled with their Diamond accounts that lets you encrypt all of your computer's web traffic. I went with 's Diamond account as I wanted an encrypted 256-bit SSL connection in addition to an unlimited account. After checking out a handful of Usenet providers, I landed on Giganews, which offers an industry leading 500+ days of binary retention! The shorter the retention, the less of a chance you have of finding the files you're looking for. Giganews hosts over 100k newsgroups (almost all of them), is a fast and reliable Tier 1 Usenet provider and has a lengthy binary retention.Д«inary retention is probably the most important thing to take note of when looking for a usenet service provider it is the length of time files stay on their servers since the upload.

After a quick search online, I found that Giganews Usenet is one of the most popular providers and with good reason.

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Some are free while most are only for pay with strict download limits unless you opt for an unlimited package. To use newsgroups, you will need a Usenet service provider (NNTP - Network News Transfer Protocol). (my Internet connection is fiber-based) Attaining a Usenet service provider.

Note that these would be the same as actual download speeds. Of course, I doubt many people would realistically download 24/7 for an entire month.ДЇor example, try this newsgroup download speed test hosted by Giganews to see what kind of speeds you can get. If you lived on a college campus with a fat pipe (assuming fat = 60+ Mbps), that number would be closer to 20 Terabytes. Just to give you an idea of the speed, if you had a large queue of files to download over a typical 6 megabit Cable Internet connection, you would max out the line and exceed 2 Terabytes of bandwidth consumption in a single month. Also, you are only connecting to your Usenet service provider - not any peers or other computers - making Usenet much more secure. As such, downloading through newsgroups is typically extremely fast, given a proper Usenet service provider. Unlike BitTorrent, a popular peer-2-peer communications protocol, interacting with newsgroups only requires downloading from a server rather than downloading from peers and uploading to peers. The alt.* hierarchy of newsgroups, for example, is home to binaries newsgroups where people may upload and share various types of files and media. However, discussions aren't the only things taking place on Usenet newsgroups. Within Usenet, there are newsgroups for different types of threaded discussion, typically accessed through newsreader software. What is that? Wikipedia states that Usenet is a global, decentralized, distributed Internet discussion system. Like BitTorrent, Usenet and newsgroups have legitimate uses. For the purposes of this article, newsgroups and usenet are used pretty much interchangeably.Дisclaimer: By writing this article I do not endorse, encourage or otherwise support piracy, nor can I be held liable in the event someone should follow this guide to pirate. That can be done and this article aims to get you hooked up with such a usenet service provider setup. By the time you get home the download has finished and is waiting for you. You realize you forgot about something you wanted to download and send an email to your server from your iPhone. You're waiting at the Caltrain station playing around with your iPhone until the train arrives to scuttle you back to San Francisco. Take this scenario as an example: It's 8pm and you just got out of work from Google, Facebook or whatever your favorite 'it' company is these days. Now what? Wouldn't it be nice if you could turn that server into a speedy downloading machine?

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So you've built a nifty file server running Linux after following your favorite blogger's series of DIY 200 Dollar PC articles ( Part 1, Part 2, Part 3).

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