Usenet Archives

All Newsgroups

All (378,027) 🗃️ Utzoo Alt (151,236) Rec (16,151) Comp (16,078) Microsoft (12,768) Soc (11,869) Free (6,677) Misc (6,442) Sci (4,598) De (4,491) Fido7 (4,203) News (4,116) It (3,130) Uk (2,858) Fido (2,555) Talk (2,546) Es (2,365) Biz (2,204) Aol (2,167) Msn (2,117) Fj (2,105)
404,068 groups
Group ▾ Description Threads Posts
rpi.alum.discuss 1 1
rpi.announce 11 39
rpi.announcements 1 1
rpi.arts 5 17
rpi.arts.animation 21 112
rpi.beta-test 2 13
rpi.beta-test.nim 3 17
rpi.comp.linux 1 1
rpi.comp.mac 1 1
rpi.courses 1 2
rpi.courses.ai 8 10
rpi.courses.analysis-alg 1 2
rpi.courses.art-tech-soc 10 15
rpi.courses.chem1 4 9
rpi.courses.chem2 7 11
rpi.courses.chem-materials 6 14
rpi.courses.comp-graphics 11 35
rpi.courses.compiler-desig 2 2
rpi.courses.compiler-design 13 23
rpi.courses.decision-sys 10 11
rpi.courses.ecse-ai 8 12
rpi.courses.electronic-arts 8 29
rpi.courses.engr-analysis-56 1 1
rpi.courses.engr-analysis-910 3 3
rpi.courses.Fall96.Cheg.Dynamic-Systems 1 2
rpi.courses.Fall96.MAU 2 2
rpi.courses.fields1 4 7
rpi.courses.fscs1 9 11
rpi.courses.fscs2 4 9
rpi.courses.linear-systems 12 14
rpi.courses.molec-biochem 9 17
rpi.courses.tv-eye 6 15
rpi.courses.uncertain 5 10
rpi.courses.unit-operations 7 9
rpi.cs 4 4
rpi.cs.csab 5 5
rpi.cs.grads 17 29
rpi.cs.lab 4 9
rpi.cs.labcom 3 3
rpi.culture 7 27
rpi.culture.chinese 20 129
rpi.culture.indian 26 64
rpi.ecs 3 3
rpi.ecse 1 1
rpi.email 12 66
rpi.events 1 1
rpi.for 5 5
rpi.forsale 141 994
rpi.general 73 332
rpi.gnu 10 16
rpi.grads 38 44
rpi.ieee 11 13
rpi.intramurals 7 15
rpi.invalid-newsgroup.check-spelling 1 1
rpi.ipl 5 8
rpi.irc.lamers 1 1
rpi.its 1 11
rpi.its.new 1 1
rpi.its.newscache 1 1
rpi.its.workstudy 10 15
rpi.lang-lit-comm 7 10
rpi.libraries 4 9
rpi.local 1 1
rpi.mail 5 17
rpi.mail.afs 2 2
rpi.mail.amd 2 2
rpi.mail.bisexu-l 27 623
rpi.mail.depot 1 1
rpi.mail.gaynet 1,335 3,160
rpi.mail.hockey-l 10 16
rpi.mail.info-nets 3 3
rpi.mail.irc-operlist 4 4
rpi.mail.maple 2 2
rpi.mail.slate 2 2
rpi.mail.vxworks 1 5
rpi.net-eng 5 5
rpi.net-eng.announce 1 5
rpi.news 1 7
rpi.os.linux 15 78
rpi.rcs 8 16
rpi.rcs.suggest 6 9
rpi.rdrc 8 14
rpi.rpi 2 2
rpi.rumor 7 40
rpi.science 10 23
rpi.sports 4 4
rpi.sports.intramurals 18 31
rpi.suns 17 17
rpi.sys 2 2
rpi.sys.amiga 7 44
rpi.talk 16 87
rpi.talk.dormnet 4 15
rpi.talk.irc 5 13
rpi.talk.linux 30 30
rpi.talk.rensserv 2 2
rpi.test 31 60
rpi.test.moderated 1 1
rpi.text 5 6
rpi.text.tex 10 23
rpi.union 4 9
« ‹ Prev … 3449 3450 3451 3452 3453 3454 3455 … Next › »

What is Usenet — and Why Does It Matter?

Before Reddit, before Twitter, before the web itself — there was Usenet. Created in 1979, it was the internet's first global discussion system: a decentralized network of "newsgroups" where millions of people debated, shared knowledge, made history, and shaped the culture of the early internet.

Linus Torvalds announced Linux on Usenet. Tim Berners-Lee unveiled the World Wide Web here. Richard Stallman launched the GNU Project with a Usenet post. The first flame wars, the first FAQs, the first online communities — they all started on Usenet.

About UsenetArchives.com

We are one of the most extensive free Usenet archives on the internet, preserving hundreds of millions of posts spanning over four decades of digital history — from 1980 to the present.

Our mission is simple: preserve and make accessible this irreplaceable record of human thought, technical innovation, and cultural evolution. Every post you read here is an original artifact, stored exactly as it was written.

You can search by author, subject, or content across tens of thousands of newsgroups. Browse threads chronologically. Discover famous people who posted on Usenet or read the historic posts that changed the world.

Who's Behind This?

UsenetArchives.com is built and maintained by Jozef Jarosciak, an enterprise architect with a passion for internet history and digital preservation. What started as a personal project has grown into one of the largest free Usenet archives available today.

Support the Archive

Running an archive of this scale isn't cheap — hundreds of millions of posts require serious infrastructure. If you find this resource valuable, consider supporting us on Patreon. Our generous patrons help keep the servers running and the archive growing.

♥ Become a Patron

For inquiries, contact us.

close
-e