Newsreader
Since the beginning of time, or since [nntp], the clients that speak nntp have been called 'newsreaders'.
Apparantly Wired doesn't know this, as they refer to [RSS]-clients as, yes, 'newsreaders'.
How stupid.
Since the beginning of time, or since [nntp], the clients that speak nntp have been called 'newsreaders'.
Apparantly Wired doesn't know this, as they refer to [RSS]-clients as, yes, 'newsreaders'.
How stupid.
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To avoid spam many websites make you fill out a CAPTCHA, or log in via an account at a corporation such as Twitter, Facebook, Google or even Microsoft GitHub.
I have chosen to use a more old school method of spam prevention.
To post a comment here, you need to:
- Configure a newsreader¹ to connect to the server
- Open the newsgroup called
¹ Such as Thunderbird, Pan, slrn, tin or Gnus (part of Emacs).koldfront.dkon port1119using nntps (nntp over TLS).lantern.koldfrontand post a follow up to the article.Or, you can fill in this form: