Post number #609255, ID: 993718
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have you ever tried gopher? it's a hypertext protocol from the 90s. all gopher pages are structured in list menus. i find it pretty neat and it's bloat-free by design. i heard about it in this computer chronicles episode https://youtu.be/U_o8gerare0 does any of you have their own gopher page?
Post number #609262, ID: 007d9e
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Never heard of gopher, can modern web browsers render it?
Post number #609292, ID: abd7de
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You can get an easy one through SDF: https://sdf.org/?tutorials/gopher
Bitreich (subset of Suckless) hosts their stuff on gopher
There's a few good clients and servers out there for most platforms
Easy to write your own, too ☺
Post number #609390, ID: 6a1e92
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Gopher is super handy once you get used to it. I've been using the cgo client recently. https://github.com/kieselsteini/cgo
Post number #609436, ID: d3bdc7
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There used to be a few boards over at gopher.dangeru.us that were actually gopher boards, not mirrors of the stuff here. It looks like it's down now, but was pretty fun while it lasted.
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| have you ever tried gopher? it's a hypertext protocol from the 90s. all gopher pages are structured in list menus. i find it pretty neat and it's bloat-free by design. i heard about it in this computer chronicles episode https://youtu.be/U_o8gerare0 does any of you have their own gopher page?