On 04-22-20 10:42, calcmandan wrote to All <=-
When I'm reading through unread messages, none of the messages
originating from me are listed. I've gone through the config file with nothing obvious. Can someone shed some light on this?
... Visit me at: gopher://gcpp.world
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Vk3jed wrote to calcmandan <=-
Some BBSs offer an option whether to send your own messages to yourself
in QWK/Bluewave packets. Check in the offline packet configuration on
the BBS next time you login as a user.
... Silence cannot be misquoted.
On 04-22-20 21:34, calcmandan wrote to Vk3jed <=-
Vk3jed wrote to calcmandan <=-
Some BBSs offer an option whether to send your own messages to yourself
in QWK/Bluewave packets. Check in the offline packet configuration on
the BBS next time you login as a user.
Okay I'll have a looksee.
... Silence cannot be misquoted.
I love this quote. I'm going to show it to all the women in my life.
Vk3jed wrote to calcmandan <=-
Some BBSs offer an option whether to send your own messages to yourself
in QWK/Bluewave packets. Check in the offline packet configuration on
the BBS next time you login as a user.
Okay I'll have a looksee.
How did you go?
... Silence cannot be misquoted.
I love this quote. I'm going to show it to all the women in my life.
LOL, have fun. ;)
On 04-24-20 01:20, calcmandan wrote to Vk3jed <=-
How did you go?
Yeah the setting was there and it worked. I now see my posts.
... Silence cannot be misquoted.
I love this quote. I'm going to show it to all the women in my life.
LOL, have fun. ;)
Oh I did and the expected result came true. No one seems to agree.
... Visit me at: gopher://gcpp.world
Vk3jed wrote to calcmandan <=-
Haha, but you survived? :D
... Visit me at: gopher://gcpp.world
Must do that at some stage. I used to be a heavy Gopher user when I
first started on the net, back in 1994. :)
On 04-25-20 15:36, calcmandan wrote to Vk3jed <=-
I never knew what gopher was. I only saw references to it on browser settings. I always just surfed the web without knowledge of protocols.
I may have used it without knowing it. But anyway, I read about gopher about three years ago and soon discovered how easy it is to host and
post content.
I've got a pretty large wishlist of things I want to do.
Until a fwe months ago, someone had a massive news aggregator on a
gopher page that pulled RSS feeds from at least a hundred news sources
and updated every thirty minutes. The result was a fast, ad-free, cookie/tracker/analytics free reading experience. He took it down
without warning and made the source code available.
At some point I'm going to erect my own because I miss that source of information.
Vk3jed wrote to calcmandan <=-
I was using Gopher before I used the web, it was the main way to access information in the old days, pre-WWW. In 1994, the WWW was still in
its early days and was just about to take off. One used a dedicated gopher client back then.
Now that's definitely worth exploring, at least until the content
creators wake up to what's going on and try to shore up their ad
revenue. :D
That I can understand. I should look at setting up a gopher server sometime. )
I was using Gopher before I used the web, it was the main way to access information in the old days, pre-WWW. In 1994, the WWW was still in its early days and was just about to take off. One used a dedicated gopher client back then.
Netsurge wrote to Vk3jed <=-
I was using Gopher before I used the web, it was the main way to access information in the old days, pre-WWW. In 1994, the WWW was still in its early days and was just about to take off. One used a dedicated gopher client back then.
We still maintain a gopher server here for SciNet at
uucp.scinet-ftn.org
Currently it houses all of the stuff in the SciNet info pack but I have been toying with the idea of granting read only access (obviously) to
the message bases so people can read or search for things in the SciNet echos.
On 04-26-20 03:14, calcmandan wrote to Vk3jed <=-
Now that's definitely worth exploring, at least until the content
creators wake up to what's going on and try to shore up their ad
revenue. :D
It would be unluikely they'd find out. RSS is a common method of distributing their content and almost no one uses gopher anymore.
Modern browsers dropped support for it years ago and it requires
specially written browsers to access it.
That I can understand. I should look at setting up a gopher server sometime. )
It's pretty straight forward. Once you read the guide on how to markup
the files off your gophermap, it's cake. Then you can get your server listed and added to the VeronicaII search engine.
A few other sites that are gopherized:
Wikipedia: gopher://gopherpedia.com
Rddit: gopher://gopherddit.com
Wikipedia is especially great you don't get that massive money donation nag banner.
On 04-26-20 15:09, Netsurge wrote to Vk3jed <=-
We still maintain a gopher server here for SciNet at
uucp.scinet-ftn.org
Currently it houses all of the stuff in the SciNet info pack but I have been toying with the idea of granting read only access (obviously) to
the message bases so people can read or search for things in the SciNet echos.
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