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why should GMOs and Monsanto, which has now been taken over and is one of the lesser producers, be banned? and why do we always have to make ourselves known with our mediocrity of repeated bar ideas, dear fellow Italian?
Actually, I don't know how 'revolutionary' it is in total, but in the meantime my brain explodes!
Yeah but this is not a browser for the web.
[1] gemini://gemini.conman.org/test/torture/
is the product of a community (with the same name) on reddit
> Worth remembering this is public information: https://globe.adsbexchange.com/?icao=a835af
I am beginning to think that the people who parrot it are not even interested in its response (already said and reiterated hundreds of times in the last 12 hours)
in Italian we have a word for this kind of people: rossobruni[1]
[1]halfway through this article explains what they are: https://italicsmag.com/2022/07/28/the-italian-axiom-crisis-r...
the flight scene in hyperreality was mindfuck on the same level as the wormhole in Stargate, absolutely a must-see for a nerdy 90s kid
https://www.tripadvisor.it/Attraction_Review-g666331-d199722...
it is basically a bar without waiters or owners, the name literally mean "the bar without the innkeeper"
However, now it is more mainstream than it used to be, it used to be really a secret place
plus we are in italy, we are masters of (also) high precision mechanics
[the first person who responds to me with a joke about "Fiat" gets a slap]
xtensa/tensilica is a good architecture, cheap and lean, unfortunately its biggest problem seems to be its harvard architecture and weird memory structure because out there I find very few loader/relocator impementations (nominally I only know niicoooo's version[1], brian pug's derivative[2] for his interesting joltos, mongoose/Zephyr's supercustom versions, and my own) and this seems to be the main stumbling block for new os development in this platform
[1] https://github.com/niicoooo/esp32-elfloader
[2] https://github.com/joltwallet/jolt_wallet/tree/master/jolt_o...
mmmh I don't know, for the rest of the planet (except for a handful of backward African and Middle Eastern countries), however, it works...
so here we're almost at the classic title of the onion: 'No Way To Prevent This,' Says Only Nation Where This Regularly Happens
- no, I don't need protections for the side channel, I never asked for them
- no, I don't need a unique identifier, who is the demented person who asked you for it
- no, I am not going to glitch the power supply, and even if I did it means I am interested in doing it and wish it worked instead I was prevented from doing it
- no, I don't care at all about having a hw store for certificates, which are ephemeral and dropped from above anyway so what am I supposed to trust?
- and so on
"not secure by design" nowadays comes close to being a coveted feature
a nice project, even separated the two elements are reusable for other adventures!
so, yeah, like you i hate everything we do because we are not truly doing anything "new" (plus no research, no optimization and enormous -near absolute- wasting of space and bandwidth) and everything is layer of shiny bloat over bloat
I don't have answers but you are not alone, OP
example: https://www.laparola.net/testo.php?riferimento=Esodo30%2C23-...
(Es.30, 23-25)
https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Exodus+30&versi...
actually commonmark has enough problems (already pointed out by others - see [1] and indirectly the flourishing of sub versions) and in good substance is unambiguous, it seems to me that they are not known by the author given the choice
> It's pleasant to write; it's readable even when[...]
very debatable, I could as an example rebut that in a lot of keyboards literally lack the characters for some tag, but the point is that once again here we're trying to merge a content with its representation and it's an outdated approach (heck, even on html5 there's css that would serve to separate text from layout) and potentially a can of worms!
> As for the protocol/communication parts, it's just good ol' HTTP. Refer to an HTTP tutorial or spec if you're not yet familiar with it.
(beyond the tone used and the slight arrogance in assuming that i don't know what an http connection is - but maybe it's just my interpretation due to the language barrier), in practice this "kyuweb" is reduced to be an additional layer on top of what is already there? but shouldn't it be simple? in order to have a kyuweb browser do i have to have first a classic working browser that also sends custom header tags? and on the other side do i have to have custom classic web servers that also respond in this subformat? and if the server sends me mixed content? what should the browser do?
but at this point why not use HTTP/1.0 and serve plain markdown, without building additional layers?
if these remarks seem stupid, I still repeat that they are all addressed on gemini (even though the answers may not please everyone)