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The flnews newsreader is sufficient for Usenet-access, i.e. to receive and read articles from -, as well as to write and post articles to newsgroups.
When you compare news-clients, you will always notice the differences and choose the software that you prefer. Flnews however, has the charm that you can
Digging holes in the ground makes more sense than typing stuff on a computer keyboard. (– unnecessary details removed –) There are trees to plant, firewood to chop, my car to repair and that broken tile to replace.
Getting all done, is enough progress for me. All that I want.
Posted 06-09-2022 at 02:41 PM byMichael Uplawski Updated 12-16-2022 at 01:16 AM byMichael Uplawski(Code examples updated, comments are better, too.)
In an attempt to render Hyperlinks in SVG more comfortable, I had begun to enlarge the mouse-sensitive area around a linked content by creating a transparent rectangle around the link.
In the meantime, other techniques are swifter applied and probably easier used in a scripted routine.
This is historical, now. For your inspiration, the original blog-post:
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