From: nospam@example.net   
      
   On Fri, 27 Sep 2024, Stefan Claas wrote:   
      
   > D wrote:   
   >>   
   >>   
   >> On Fri, 27 Sep 2024, Stefan Claas wrote:   
   >>>> If you like to try out posting to Usenet via Onion Courier, I have added   
   >>> a 'Usenet-Examples' folder to my repository, showing how to use Dizum's   
   >>> mail2news Gateway and Paganini's News Server, with oc_client.go.   
   >>>   
   >>> Hope you like!   
   >>>   
   >>   
   >> Interesting. What is Dizum and Paganini? Are they hobbyists and can they   
   >> be trusted?   
   >   
   > Dizum and Paganini are both privacy providers. They are well known and can   
   > be trusted. Dizum operates besides a Remailer also nntp server and a   
   mail2news   
   > Gateway. Paganini is a free Usenet Server, which you can use without any   
   > credentials.   
      
   Really? Doesn't paganini get a lot of problem with spam? Can you really   
   post without an account?   
      
   My provider has rate limiting, which I hit at times. It is a bit annoying,   
   but I take it as a cueue to go out and play after I spent too much time in   
   front of the computer. ;)   
      
   When it comes to dizum, and remailing, I would not trust it for anything   
   but casual stuff. Authorities brought down the silkroad, so I think they   
   could probably break their way into dizum. But I would love to be proven   
   wrong!   
      
   >> Also, I see in your code that you need if-then for windows and linux. Is   
   >> that common in go in order to support multiple platforms, and let's say   
   >> you want to support macos as well, would that be a third if-then for its   
   >> quirks?   
   >   
   > It is file path related and for Mac it is the same as Linux. Go supports   
   > around fifty differend platforms, you can cross-compile code for. So I   
   > can compile for Mac as well under Windows or Linux, for example.   
      
   50? Wow, had no idea!   
      
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