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UseNet has always been a network that appears to be for either people who have money or people who are able to work some of the most user-unfriendly applications around. So has UseNet just become so user friendly, that it's a matter of point, click and stream? NewTeeVee recently posted a story about BinTube, software that claims to be able to stream videos on UseNet. The complexities of UseNet may have some skeptical about the software. What about file corruption and repairing the parts through Par files? According to the FAQ: Automatic Decoding, Combining, Extraction and Repair: All the steps required to download binaries from Usenet are performed simultaneously and in a multithreaded fashion. [.

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