Deja.com Vu!
keen writes "Deja.com
is
back to its old self
again, after trying its luck with the annoying 'percision buying service' for far too long. Finally, no need to click through to usenet search."
The buying advice section was snapped up by half.com, who will roll it out early next year. Their Usenet search is typically the second place I go when I see cryptic Linux error messages; someone else has always had the same problem and about half the time they got a decent response.
(Here's the
first place.)
You're better off without the "/=dnc" in the URL. That URL gives you the "classic deja interface" which is missing features, such as the ability to jump to a newsgroup directly from a message posted in that newsgroup. Very handy if you need to search for some topic but don't know what newsgroup covers that topic.
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And the men who hold high places must be the ones who start
To mold a new reality... closer to the heart
http://www.deja.com/=dnc/home_ps.shtml still seems to be the best way to get rid of the cluttered look associated with Deja's later incarnations. Give it a try if you just want the straight Usenet search from the old-school DejaNews days.
Dahlmann tightly grips the knife, which he may have no idea how to use, and steps out into the plain.
check out www.epinions.com. I won't give you a username to credit because I don't have one. Great resource, though--better than Deja ever was.
"People who do stupid things with hazardous materials often die." -- Jim Davidson on alt.folklore.urban