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Is site down?
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Looks like maybe it is!
The original site is still up if you have a gemini browser:
gemini://gemini.circumlunar.space/~solderpunk/gemlog/low-budget-p2p-content-distribution-with-git.gmi
And here’s another web proxy:
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nice shout out! and nice idea too
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I like this.
It makes me very curious about what the minimal wiki setup might be for this. Something with a talk page.
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this is a fun way to play around with systems thinking:
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Help Bring Gitea to the Fediverse and make Github less dominant - Lemmy
Isn’t git already dsitrubuted?
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git is, especially if you use
git send-mail. but 99% of git users don’t know aboutgit send-emailor how to use it: they use pull requests on a web front-end like github or gitea.git forges are not, and that’s what we’re talking about here. I’m quasi active on 3 different gitea instances. It would be amazing to be able to log issues and submit pull requests across gitea instances without having to create a new account for each instance.
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this is rad
i just fired up dosbox the other night and installed Windows 3.1 from archive.org to play an old shareware game
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excellent stuff, had never considered the parallel compiling opportunities of concatenative languages.
and the swim lane diagrams are the best visual description of forth/postfix programming i’ve ever seen. really get to see the need/effects for all the little stack manipulation words in a new, clear way.
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weekend project: building a leitner box as described herein
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First, there’s no official client. The fact that it’s so easy to implement a client means there’s a Cambrian explosion going on, and the filtering die-back has not yet occurred. This might change in the medium future.
as opposed to what official client for the web?
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It’s worth reading Tangled Web
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TLDR; Gemini ROCKS and tired of the WWW web tracking and sucking. Those of us ~40ish year old geeks will understand. : linux
lots of gemini discussion here, but also TIL about teddit.
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I never knew about quickfix and location lists. That opens up a lot of possibilities when editing manuscripts! I also learned that named registers exist AND that you can append to them! So cool!
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Okay here you go: https://chrisman.github.io/19.html
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I feel like these are all good principles, and ones I try to follow for the most part. I zealously
gc --amendandgc --fixupandgit rebase -i HEAD~5.i wish the author had gotten more into how they use
git bisectbecause I hear git wizards praise it, but I’ve never really used it.I definitely believe in one branch per idea. In creative writing, I’m likely to spin off a branch as a place holder as quickly as I have ideas. Branches often take the place of a ‘drafts’ folder.
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SOFA
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We've completed the docs for Pigeon, a sneakernet-focused database. Feedback welcome
Just finished reading the spec. Very interesting. Very well written.
edit: it looks like the only medium for discussion mentioned in the docs is the vaporsoft email address. Is this correct? There is no irc channel or mailing list?
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Good idea. I’ve created a private mailing list. pigeon_developers AT vaporsoft.xyz
I typically don’t do mailing lists, but am willing to learn and I’d be open to advice.
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TIL datalists
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RSS
/feedsaside, I love these/usesand/nowideas, because it makes your homepage more “social”, and I just love the idea of social homepages. Keeps people out of things like facebook, instagram, etc.-
true!
I added one: https://chrisman.github.io/feeds.html
I have a /now page on my gopherhole I should copy over.
Started writing a /uses a while ago.. I should finish that one up :)
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I was just browsing this the other day! Downloaded a dozen math and science books. Now the hard part: let’s see if I actually read any of them!
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go vegan 💚
I’m legit so excited about this! I cannot WAIT to log-in to any gitea instance using my tildegit credentials ^_^
This might mean I don’t have to like, uh, install cgit on my server ^_^
I can relate. I’ve been quite excited lately by codeforge mirroring; codeberg, tildegit, etc. But all that does is bring us back to the web 1.0 days of websites that were thin veneers for large lists of ftp mirrors. Federation would augment that read-only interface with writes, the ability to contribute back.
I wonder how integrated it will be.. The idea of opening and closing issues, commenting on pull requests, etc from mastodon is really interesting to me.