Hey,

This is me testing flowing under FairEmail. I sure hope it works okay and 
all that, yada yada yada.

Regards,

-- 
Gabriel Fontes

https://misterio.me
PGP: 7088 C742 1873 E0DB 97FF 17C2 245C AB70 B4C2 25E9

Hey this is me, 

Just testing whether k9 can send format=flowed emails now. I don't think they do, but hey it's worth a try. Just a little more to be sure, aaand here we go. Just kidding, a little more. And now we're done.

Regards,

Hey folks!

To any Nix users around who might be interested, support for `sourcehut` 
flakes has been introduced (by yours truly) with the 2.7 version (now 
available on nixos-unstable).

You can use the easier to remember (and more bandwidth efficient) type 
for referring to flakes hosted on `git.sr.ht` (or any other sourcehut 
git/hg instance, just specify a `host` attribute). Works both on the Nix 
commands and as inputs on other flakes.

For example, building a flake package from a git.sr.ht repo:
`nix build sourcehut:~misterio/misterio.me`

(Sorry for double posting, forgot to reply to list)

Hey,

Just chiming in, my email client reported that your message's DKIM 
failed. Maybe that is causing it to be flagged?

Regards,

Hey folks!

I was using pages.sr.ht to host my personal website 
(https://misterio.me) for a couple of weeks, but i noticed moving 
between pages was a lot slower than it used to be when hosting at gitlab 
or github.

When inspecting the network tab on the browser devtools, it seems that 
nothing is being cached at all. My CSS and fonts get redownloaded at 
each and every page load, making usage quite slower.

It seems my page is missing the `cache-control` header. At gitlab, this 
is set to 600 seconds (which is quite low, but does speed stuff up).
srht.site itself also seems to be affected by this.

>I intend to implement at least some form of anonymous GraphQL access in
>the foreseeable future, but the plans are presently vague and
>ill-defined.

Thank you, Drew.

-- 
Gabriel Fontes

https://misterio.me
PGP: 7088 C742 1873 E0DB 97FF 17C2 245C AB70 B4C2 25E9

Hey!

>My understanding(*) is that usually the project is called Sourcehut and
>this particular instance is called sr.ht, so perhaps srht: would make
>more sense as a shortcut prefix?

Actually, this is not for a specific host, but for a repository "kind". 
For example, the "gitlab" type works for any and all gitlab instances. 
That's why i personally think sourcehut makes more sense than srht, 
as this refers to the software, not the specific instance.

Here's an example flake referring to gitgud.io's gitlab instance:

```

(Sorry for double posting, i accidently forgot to reply-all)

>I know I am not directed at, but this is a public mailing lists
>for users as well, so I want to chime it (-;

Thanks a lot for chiming in! Posting to the public list was intended :)

>What is wrong with the current argument if I may ask?  While sr.ht
>seems to be the only public instance at the moment, SourceHut
>is free software and the maintainers encourage hosting it, so a redirect
>from sourcehut scheme to *.sr.ht would not make sense.  Plus, hg is also
>supported.

IMHO, it's error prone and hard to remember. But, of course, it's just a=20

Hello, Drew!

First of all, i would like to congratulate you on this amazing service. 
It's been a huge joy trying sourcehut out for my personal and school 
projects, it's by far the best experience i've ever had with a software 
forge. I love the build system, and it's been overall great being in an 
ecossystem created by someone that strongly stands for what i believe in.


Here's a request/suggestion i have. And some background on it.
(TLDR At bottom)


I use Nix for most of my workflow, and the tooling allows us to refer to

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