Kent wrote:

> I'm an Eternal September user as well without complaint. It is text
> only.

Have a look at alt.binaries.food: there's a nice surprise awaiting you

> I wonder where they make their money? I use to wonder about that with
> Google as well.

I too wonder about how ES makes money, for google it's easier: they get paid
for sponsored links, and much more to it, now that they have released
android.

"ViLco" > wrote in message
...
> Kent wrote:
>
>> I'm an Eternal September user as well without complaint. It is text
>> only.
>
> Have a look at alt.binaries.food: there's a nice surprise awaiting you
>
>> I wonder where they make their money? I use to wonder about that with
>> Google as well.
>
> I too wonder about how ES makes money, for google it's easier: they get
> paid for sponsored links, and much more to it, now that they have released
> android.
>
I know that alt.binaries.food can be opened. However, I'm not aware of any
other binary NG that will open. I wonder why? Eternal-September may be a
food junkie, as we are.

Kent

On Wed, 7 Mar 2012 17:33:05 -0800, "Kent" >
wrote:

>
>"ViLco" > wrote in message
...
>> Kent wrote:
>>
>>> I'm an Eternal September user as well without complaint. It is text
>>> only.
>>
>> Have a look at alt.binaries.food: there's a nice surprise awaiting you
>>
>>> I wonder where they make their money? I use to wonder about that with
>>> Google as well.
>>
>> I too wonder about how ES makes money, for google it's easier: they get
>> paid for sponsored links, and much more to it, now that they have released
>> android.
>>
>I know that alt.binaries.food can be opened. However, I'm not aware of any
>other binary NG that will open. I wonder why? Eternal-September may be a
>food junkie, as we are.

alt.binaries.pictures.gardens works but they limit the size of the
pictures.

Lou