Hi Everyone,

I just made a new post on my blog titled “Alt-Text & Link Rot — How
Accessibility Features Benefit Everyone”. You can probably figure out
what it’s about based on the title. Here are the links:

    https://dj-chase.com/documents/alt-text-and-link-rot/article.gmi

    gemini://dj-chase.com/documents/alt-text-and-link-rot/article.gmi

    https://farkascity.org/u9000/alt-text-and-link-rot

You may notice that there isn’t an IPNS link this time. That’s because I
never really got that working properly, so it’ll stop receiving updates

Hi,

I absolutely love POSIX shell, so when I read that the build script is
written in POSIX shell and automatically detects your compiler I just
had to take a look. Upon doing that, I noticed some interesting behavior
and wanted to ask y’all about that:

So right away I noticed that `tool` defaults to using `cc` if $CC isn’t
set, but `cc` is now deprecated in favor of `c99` acording to POSIX
[2][3]. Is this intenteded, and if so may I ask why?

After that, tool checks if the os is cygwin and CC is mingw, and if so
defaults to gcc. Why does it default to gcc here when it previously
defaults to cc? Also, the comment mentions that this might mess people

On Sun Feb 5, 2023 at 12:50 PM EST, hanna wrote:
> Okay, now it works for some reason, cool I guess.

My client gives me this warning on your message:

> <red>[s!] Invalid signature!</red> This message may have been tampered
> with! (pgpmail: micalg mismatch: multipart header indicates SHA-256 but
> signature packet indicates SHA-512)

Cheers,
-- 
DJ Chase
They, Them, Theirs
{gemini,https,ipns}://dj-chase.com/

Hi all,

I’ve just made a new post titled “Matrix To MMS-Over-Email Bridge:
Step 2 — Matrix Over Email”. Here are the links:

https://dj-chase.com/documents/matrix-mms-email/2_matrix-over-email.gmi

gemini://dj-chase.com/documents/matrix-mms-email/2_matrix-over-email.gmi

https://farkascity.org/u9000/2_matrix-over-email

Cheers,
-- 
DJ Chase

On Wed Dec 7, 2022 at 8:45 AM EST, Robert Winkler wrote:
> Could you please share your html filter file/code?

Certainly. Under “[filters]” of aerc.conf, add the line
“text/html=lynx -dump -stdin”. There is also an explanaition [1] on my
blog, but it doesn’t add too much more detail as it’s really that
simple.

[1]: //dj-chase.com/documents/pleasant-html-mail.gmi

Cheers,
-- 
DJ Chase
They, Them, Theirs

On Sat Dec 3, 2022 at 3:10 PM EST, Robert Winkler wrote:
> Hi, does anyone know how to enable socksify on Fedora?

I had the same problem as you. While I did not end up getting it
working, I did find an alternative that I find much more pleasant —
using Lynx instead of w3m. This does mean you loose images, but they’re
usually not important because most clients block them by default.

Cheers,
-- 
DJ Chase
They, Them, Theirs
{gemini,https,ipns}://dj-chase.com

Hi everyone,

I just wrote a new post titled  “Matrix To MMS-Over-Email Bridge:
Step 1 — MMS Over Email”; here are the links:

  https://dj-chase.com/documents/matrix-mms-email/1_mms-over-email.gmi

  gemini://dj-chase.com/documents/matrix-mms-email/1_mms-over-email.gmi

  https://farkascity.org/u9000/1_matrix-mms-email

Cheers,
-- 
DJ Chase

Hi everyone,

I just wrote post titled “Matrix To MMS-Over-Email Bridge” about a
really fun project I’m starting. Here are the links:

	https://dj-chase.com/documents/matrix-mms-email/intro.gmi

	gemini://dj-chase.com/documents/matrix-mms-email/intro.gmi

	https://farkascity.org/u9000/matrix-mms-email-intro

Cheers,
-- 
DJ Chase

On Sun Oct 30, 2022 at 8:17 AM EDT, Drew DeVault wrote:
> Are you sure that this goes in transport? As far as I can tell this is
> not appropriate for this file.

You could also set up a user who’s mbox/maildir links to /dev/null

Cheers,
-- 
DJ Chase
They, Them, Theirs
{gemini,https,ipns}://dj-chase.com

On Sat Oct 22, 2022 at 3:47 PM EDT,  wrote:
> Imho, you shouldn’t use indentation for structure of natural-language 
> text anyway.  Indeed, you can’t do that very well using f=f.  (You 
> could indent text by a single blank.)  I’m not gonna suggest quoting 
> for that, either.

I generally agree with you, but I find that in the specific case of
presenting heading in plain-text, indentation does a better job because
markup isn’t always obvious.

Cheers,
-- 
DJ Chase
They, Them, Theirs