• Good Internet

    From Erin@erin@home.invalid to comp.infosystems.gopher,comp.infosystems.gemini on Fri Mar 6 20:41:48 2026
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    Serge Keller on 2026-02-06:

    But what really blew my mind open to the Cyberspace was Gopher.

    I see new Gopherholes (the equivalent of websites on Gopher) joyfully popping up again all over the place. Perhaps this positive trend is also helped by the younger generation newly-found interest in Geminispace?

    https://goodinternetmagazine.com/gopher-burrows-on/
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  • From Daniel@me@sc1f1dan.com to comp.infosystems.gopher,comp.infosystems.gemini on Tue Mar 10 21:20:56 2026
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    Erin <erin@home.invalid> writes:

    Serge Keller on 2026-02-06:

    But what really blew my mind open to the Cyberspace was Gopher.

    I see new Gopherholes (the equivalent of websites on Gopher) joyfully
    popping up again all over the place. Perhaps this positive trend is also
    helped by the younger generation newly-found interest in Geminispace?

    https://goodinternetmagazine.com/gopher-burrows-on/

    It certainly surged during the early covid era. As did bbs's, but that's
    a different animal.

    I also discovered fingers and a finger ring. Fun stuff.

    I'm conceptualizing a finger service and will focus on it when time
    allows. Got to relaunch my gopher hole. It's been long enough.

    Daniel
    sysop | air & wave bbs
    finger | calcmandan@bbs.erb.pw
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  • From ReK2 Hispagatos@rek2@usenet_reborn.tui to comp.infosystems.gopher,comp.infosystems.gemini on Wed Mar 11 19:46:25 2026
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    [in reply to ReK2 Hispagatos <rek2@usenet_reborn.tui>]

    Serge Keller on 2026-02-06:

    But what really blew my mind open to the Cyberspace was Gopher.

    I see new Gopherholes (the equivalent of websites on Gopher) joyfully popping up again all over the place. Perhaps this positive trend is also helped by the younger generation newly-found interest in Geminispace?

    https://goodinternetmagazine.com/gopher-burrows-on/


    Thanks for the info/link <3 please keep sending us info, I did not even
    knew about that site until now.


    Happy Hacking
    ReK2
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  • From ReK2 Hispagatos@rek2@usenet_reborn.tui to comp.infosystems.gopher,comp.infosystems.gemini on Wed Mar 11 19:49:11 2026
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    [in reply to ReK2 Hispagatos <rek2@usenet_reborn.tui>]

    Erin <erin@home.invalid> writes:

    Serge Keller on 2026-02-06:

    But what really blew my mind open to the Cyberspace was Gopher.

    I see new Gopherholes (the equivalent of websites on Gopher) joyfully
    popping up again all over the place. Perhaps this positive trend is also >> helped by the younger generation newly-found interest in Geminispace?

    https://goodinternetmagazine.com/gopher-burrows-on/

    It certainly surged during the early covid era. As did bbs's, but that's
    a different animal.

    I also discovered fingers and a finger ring. Fun stuff.

    I'm conceptualizing a finger service and will focus on it when time
    allows. Got to relaunch my gopher hole. It's been long enough.

    Daniel
    sysop | air & wave bbs
    finger | calcmandan@bbs.erb.pw


    The problem with finger the old protocol is that is not build with TLS around it
    so I started a rust daemon/client that extends finger so nobody on a coffee shop
    can mitm what I share etc, but then I got busy. Do anyone knows if someone else
    have done something similar? The issue of this is that it needs to be
    backward compatible to allow old client to connect with out TLS and maybe recomend to upgrade to a new client that supports TLS kind of what gemini did.


    Happy Hacking
    ReK2
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  • From Arti F. Idiot@addr@is.invalid to comp.infosystems.gopher,comp.infosystems.gemini on Thu Mar 12 07:54:58 2026
    From Newsgroup: comp.infosystems.gemini

    On 3/11/26 1:49 PM, ReK2 Hispagatos wrote:
    The problem with finger the old protocol is that is not build with TLS around it
    so I started a rust daemon/client that extends finger so nobody on a coffee shop
    can mitm what I share etc, but then I got busy. Do anyone knows if someone else
    have done something similar? The issue of this is that it needs to be backward compatible to allow old client to connect with out TLS and maybe recomend to upgrade to a new client that supports TLS kind of what gemini did.

    I usually use a VPN and/or Tor with Gopher and similar traditionally clear-text protocols.
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