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The /now page

Stephane Bortzmeyer <stephane (a) sources.org>

I recently discovered this interesting convention for URLs, the /now
page, where you state what you are doing/expecting/dreaming of, now.

https://nownownow.com/

Using the Lupa database, I notice some geminauts already do it:

gemini://ftrv.se/now
gemini://oppen.digital/now/
gemini://sunshinegardens.org/~xj9/now/

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Ben <benulo (a) systemli.org>

That is interesting. I recently incorporated twtxt.txt into my capsule, 
and it strikes me as a similar concept. (That is, microblogging.)

-- 
gemini://kwiecien.us/

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Byron Torres <b (a) torresjrjr.com>

> The /now page

Behold, the /uses page.

Usually contains your current desktop set-up, EDC, OS, WM/DE, programs, 
daily drivers, keyvoard, etc. Whatever you "use". Musician? Your 
instruments. Artist? Your paints. You get the idea.

https://wesbos.com/uses

I have only seen one /uses page in the gemini wild. There should be more.

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Jonathan McHugh <indieterminacy (a) libre.brussels>

Hi Byron,

a /uses page seems more my kind of thing rather than a /now. I wonder what 
other categories exist...

It could be made more fun if a /uses page pointed to a Git repo, so 
people/stalkers can track an evolution.

Hopefully such pages would be less controvertial than favicon pages!
=> https://lists.orbitalfox.eu/archives/gemini/2021/005468.html

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Jonathan McHugh
indieterminacy at libre.brussels

September 22, 2021 8:08 PM, "Byron Torres" <b at torresjrjr.com> wrote:

>> The /now page
> 
> Behold, the /uses page.
> 
> Usually contains your current desktop set-up, EDC, OS, WM/DE, programs, 
daily drivers, keyvoard,
> etc. Whatever you "use". Musician? Your instruments. Artist? Your 
paints. You get the idea.
> 
> https://wesbos.com/uses
> 
> I have only seen one /uses page in the gemini wild. There should be more.

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Byron Torres <b (a) torresjrjr.com>

New Gemini Text syntax plugin for Vim, "~torresjrjr/gemini.vim".

Git repo URL: https://git.sr.ht/~torresjrjr/gemini.vim/
Project page: https://sr.ht/~torresjrjr/gemini.vim/

Aims to be correct. Since there's been a bit of inconsistency with
versioning, public documentation, specifications, other plugins, etc, I
wrote this plugin. It's existed for some time, but I never mentioned it.

Corrections are welcome. I Hope it helps.

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defdefred <defdefred (a) protonmail.com>

> Behold, the /uses page.
I looked at the /uses page and it was like an amazon ads :-(
Make me thinks of *the Joneses* movie...

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metalune <metalune (a) mailbox.org>

This looks great, thanks :D

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Jason McBrayer <jmcbray (a) carcosa.net>


Stephane Bortzmeyer <stephane at sources.org> writes:

> I recently discovered this interesting convention for URLs, the /now
> page, where you state what you are doing/expecting/dreaming of, now.

A /now page seems to me a lot like a .plan file on finger.

-- 
Jason McBrayer      | ?Strange is the night where black stars rise,
jmcbray at carcosa.net | and strange moons circle through the skies,
                    | but stranger still is lost Carcosa.?
                    | ? Robert W. Chambers,The King in Yellow

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Rohan Kumar <seirdy (a) seirdy.one>

On Thu, Sep 23, 2021 at 11:17:23AM -0400, Jason McBrayer wrote:
>A /now page seems to me a lot like a .plan file on finger.

Indeed, that's what it reminded me of. I think that finger-over-tls 
would be interesting to see on servers that include Gemini capsules.

-- /Seirdy

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Chris McGowan <cmcgowan9990 (a) gmail.com>

I'm pretty sure some clients already support finger links and will
happily fetch them already.

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