Tip: you need to dismiss the checklist on your project page before it'll
be publically listed:

https://sr.ht/~avery/killed-by-mozilla/

Nice work on this project!

On Tue Sep 22, 2020 at 3:14 AM EDT, Galago Grant wrote:
> I use only a few websites: most of them NEED those features.
> Scientific magazines (think national geographic without images!),
> encyclopedias and lifeforms catalogues, dictionaries, libraries of
> glossed ancient text (where clicking each word links it to a
> morphological parser and dictionary), health websites, strength
> training websites (you need to see the pose, words alone are not
> enough), visual artists' websites...

There are millions of websites which wouldn't translate well to Gemini.
Gemini does not need to have them.

You can also link to any file type on gemini:// and your user agent can
choose to support it or hand it to a program which does.

Thanks!

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Thanks!

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On Tue Sep 22, 2020 at 5:46 AM EDT, Arav K wrote:
> + fprintf(browser->tty, "That leads to %s\n", link->url);

Let's sub this for "=> %s"

On Tue Sep 22, 2020 at 3:05 AM EDT, Nik wrote:
> My other assumption is: centralised systems are able to fight with
> spam with greater efficiency, at least they do have higher
> potential(e.g. to my extent Gmail does it rather well).

Centralized systems (like gmail) are also a large *source* of spam. If
servers are smaller and more populous, it's easier to cut one of them
off for bad behavior.

On Mastodon, problems of spam usually come with running large servers
and are easily dealt with on small servers. The solution: run small
servers!

Thanks!

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Thanks!

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I don't understand why we can't just keep the gemini response around
longer.

Yes, you are on LibreSSL. Sorry, I missed that. LibreSSL is not OpenSSL.
LibreSSL can eat shit and die.