💾 Archived View for nixo.xyz captured on 2020-11-07 at 01:06:01. Gemini links have been rewritten to link to archived content
⬅️ Previous capture (2020-11-07)
-=-=-=-=-=-=-
You can read anything on this website, but to post a reply you need a client certificate. ANY certificate will work.
To reply, click on the Reply link under a message. You will be asked for the title and then the message content. You can write as many lines you want (each line limited to ~1000 bytes).
When the message is ready, write !save as the new line. If you want to discard a draft, use !discard.
Lutherson Abreau - 2020-11-06T01:56:46.491 #00000034
Well, actually one _could_ use DNA's pseudonym outside of DNA. And that person could also prove that the pseudonym likely belong to her.
As far as I can tell, copyright rules applies to anonymous works or works released under a pseudonym.
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Anonymous_works
(description: Something more on wikipedia.)
If we remove the BY, I think we're left with CC0, right?
I might add a "unless otherwise stated" so that if a post has a quote with more restrictive licenses, it's fine to post it here.
0 replies
Gorden Duguay - 2020-11-04T21:24:46.827 #00000033
Does attribution make sense given the forced pseudonymity (with no way to use your pseudonym outside of DNA)?
Other than that, I'm in favour.
1 reply from 1 geminer
Kellyann-marie Wareham - 2020-11-03T22:56:29.901 #00000032
Any fans of Mahoujin Guru Guru here?
0 replies
Lutherson Abreau - 2020-11-02T17:14:59.071 #00000031
Do you geminers think it's fine to license posts content under CC-BY-SA 4.0?
https://stackoverflow.com/help/licensing
(description: It's the same license used for content on StackOverflow)
1 reply from 1 geminer
Lutherson Abreau - 2020-11-01T17:46:17.916 #00000030
Experimental support for notifications is now available!
gemini://nixo.xyz/notifications
(description: More info in the /notifications page)
0 replies
Lutherson Abreau - 2020-11-01T14:51:21.451 #00000029
Wow, I didn't know the gemini space is already so rich that we have "exclusive releases".
I'll sure check them out (for some reason kristall is failing to play those audio files)
0 replies
Caolain Vallegos - 2020-11-01T14:46:47.928 #00000028
Back Issues of Legowelt’s ‘Shadow Wolf Cyberzine’ Internet’s No.1 lifestyle opinion glossy for the modern Cyberpunk Electronic Music afficinado – An e-zine in classic ASCII art BBS txt haxor style -> Illicit subjectmatters that span a wide horizon – Not for flippant bros or superficial blokettes. Released yearly around Christmas with some special issues at other times…
gemini://gemini.spam.works/mirrors/shadowwolf/
(description: nothing)
0 replies
Lutherson Abreau - 2020-11-01T13:49:09.47 #00000027
(description: nothing)
0 replies
Lutherson Abreau - 2020-11-01T13:43:12.464 #00000026
I just enabled links, here's the link:
(description: nothing)
0 replies
Lutherson Abreau - 2020-11-01T12:14:35.094 #00000025
Yeah that would work. Unfortunately, using Gemini I don't see a way I could implement this.
Unless some burden is placed on people (like asking to manually GPG-sign their messages + previous conversation hash). Also, validation could not happen easily client-side.
But with HTTP+JS the problem would still be there: one would need to trust the JS not being modified by a third party or the server itself.
It's something I need to think about, but that could change the way we trust online data.
0 replies
TLS (the encryption layer used by gemini and by HTTPS) supports both server certificates (the server identifies itself, always used in HTTPS) and client certificates (the client identifies itself).
Gemini 60 status provides ability for the server to request a client certificate.
If a visitor wants maintain the same username across different posts (without the risk of other client impersonating the same user) client certificates are an easy way to achieve it.
On the other hand, a client does not need to always send the certificate (thus making tracking impossible).
Certificates might also be deleted.
The use of transient certificates (limited duration) is strongly encouraged.
Experimental notification support is now available!
See the Notification Preferences
This website is powered by Gemenon.jl
-- My julia Gemini server/client library (still in alpha)