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Anonymous · 8d · No.724
Welcome 2022
Anonymous · 4d · No.760
>>759
Anonymous · 4d · No.761
>>759 Fuck i'm high ignore the other post, lmao: What supports gemini, gopher and HTTP? And telnet :^)
Anonymous · 3d · No.762
>>761 Linux. :^)
Anonymous · 3d · No.763
:¬)
Anonymous · 3d · No.764
this is so cool :)
Anonymous · 3d · No.765
>>762 Nigga, that's what i'm on right now, lol. That's not a browser, anyways. >>764 Welcome to the l33t haxors club, kid.
Anonymous · 3d · No.767
>>765 #thatsthejoke #wheredowedrawthelineanyway
Anonymous · 3d · No.768
>>767 Fug, i'm stupid help.
Anonymous · 3d · No.771
>>768 X11 slowly became almost an OS unto itself, AFAICT, and so have web browsers now. Seems like we're all sort of grappling with poor abstractions created by people who could only guess at what the future might look like (as anyone ever does). It seems like we're headed to a place where one could replace the OS with the browser and possibly save on LOC. I wonder what that might look like.
Anonymous · 3d · No.779
>>771 Let's just get rid of the web and X11. Gemini is a fresh start. Lagrange doesn't even need X; you can run it in framebuffer. While we're at it we can get rid of GNU, and upgrade to busybox. Computing need not be the towering pile of shit that it is today.