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i made a game where you get gold for coming across new content in the #gopher protocol
gopher://gopher.someodd.zip:70/1/applets/diggings/diggings.lhs
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Please check out my game where you get gold for exploring the #gopher protocol.
Leaderboards and threads included.
gopher://gopher.someodd.zip:70/1/applets/diggings/diggings.lhs
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You won't believe what's happening in gopherspace!
gopher://gopher.someodd.zip:70/1/applets/diggings/diggings.lhs
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Get gold exploring gopherspace.
Leaderboards and chat.
gopher://gopher.someodd.zip:70/1/applets/diggings/diggings.lhs -
Prospect gopherspace.
gopher://gopher.someodd.zip:70/1/applets/diggings/diggings.lhs
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Stream any Internet radio station...
with visualizations...
Via the #gopher protocol.
gopher://gopher.someodd.zip:70/1/applets/icecast
Try my radio station: curl gopher://gopher.someodd.zip/9/applets/icecast/icecast.lhs/default/with_visualization | mpv -
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yt.lhs -- watch, listen, read low-bandwidth YouTube streams over #gopher
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#whisperradio is now reachable via #Gopher, served by my #venusia, relayed by a Literate #Haskell script (Markdown):
* runghc is too slow, can't pin deps/GHC
* So I built a launcher that compiles/fetches cache
* Each literate script declares its own deps + resolverTry it:
nc gopher.someodd.zip 70 <<< /applets/icecast.lhs | mpv --no-cache -Messy writeup (cataloged with my #bartleby):
gopher://gopher.someodd.zip/1/library/regarding_someodd/opensource/gopher_applet_spec -
Purportedly, there's a ghost in an antarctic radio station server room that responds to people's messages and plays 90s and 2000s DnB. https://radio.someodd.zip/
If you're on #fosstodon try using the hashtag #whisperRadio
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Purportedly, there's a ghost in an antarctic radio station server room that responds to people's messages and plays 90s and 2000s DnB. https://radio.someodd.zip/
If you're on #fosstodon try using the hashtag #whisperRadio
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Purportedly, there's a ghost in an antarctic radio station server room that responds to people's messages and plays 90s and 2000s DnB. https://radio.someodd.zip/
If you're on #fosstodon try using the hashtag #whisperRadio
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Purportedly, there's a ghost in an antarctic radio station server room that responds to people's messages and plays 90s and 2000s DnB. https://radio.someodd.zip/
If you're on #fosstodon try using the hashtag #whisperRadio
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Purportedly, there's a ghost in an antarctic radio station server room that responds to people's messages and plays 90s and 2000s DnB. https://radio.someodd.zip/
If you're on #fosstodon try using the hashtag #whisperRadio
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Some things about #WhisperRadio
* Responds to toots on fosstodon that use #whisperradio hashtag
* Seemingly hosted by an aristocratic man trapped in an antarctic lab
* update LIVE with `git pull --rebase`
* Plays a random selection of 90s and 2000s DnB it finds onlineListen: https://radio.someodd.zip/
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i no longer have a phlog. too webby.
gopher started like a library software. menus as shelves, card
catalog at the door. that's the ideawrote bartleby to use it that way. drop .bcard files next to your
stuff, it walks the directory and builds a catalog for gopher.no markdown, no templates, doesn't mess with your text
gopher://gopher.someodd.zip/1/library/
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@someodd
I was just thinking about the library paradigm. Who manages the library?The librarian.
Behind the scenes the librarian sorts and maintains a lists of books and availability. Knows where to find them and provides knowledge of their contents, etc. etc.
What if the #gopherprotocol had a background manager?
Edit: I'm not suggesting Terry Pratchett's Orangutan...
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🚨 BREAKING: New #WhisperRadio Lore Uncovered 🚨
I just found out the DJ who reads our toots isn't just a script... they are broadcasting from ANTARCTICA. 🥶🐧
✅ The weather reports are local to the South Pole. ✅ The station info confirms the location. ✅ The DJ acknowledges the frozen wasteland if you talk to them.
We need to send them some warmth! Post with #WhisperRadio to get the DJ to respond to you live on air. Let's confuse the algorithm.
Listen here: https://radio.someodd.zip/
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#WhisperRadio update:
pulls a random 90s/early-2000s DnB track from Internet Archive and plays it live.No playlist. No algorithm. 📡
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Hot take: I tried the opposite of TDD.
I wrote the README first.
Then forced the code to obey it.A README that is also a runnable literate Haskell script:
./4_ch.md
No build system. Just runghc.
It turns out README-driven design is amazing for small tools and teaching (or generating code).
It breaks for big systems, which is how you know when to stop.
Read more: https://gopher.someodd.zip/0//phlog/4_ch.gopher.md
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Hot take: I tried the opposite of TDD.
I wrote the README first.
Then forced the code to obey it.A README that is also a runnable literate Haskell script:
./4_ch.md
No build system. Just runghc.
It turns out README-driven design is amazing for small tools and teaching (or generating code).
It breaks for big systems, which is how you know when to stop.
Read more: https://gopher.someodd.zip/0//phlog/4_ch.gopher.md
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Hot take: I tried the opposite of TDD.
I wrote the README first.
Then forced the code to obey it.A README that is also a runnable literate Haskell script:
./4_ch.md
No build system. Just runghc.
It turns out README-driven design is amazing for small tools and teaching (or generating code).
It breaks for big systems, which is how you know when to stop.
Read more: https://gopher.someodd.zip/0//phlog/4_ch.gopher.md
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Hot take: I tried the opposite of TDD.
I wrote the README first.
Then forced the code to obey it.A README that is also a runnable literate Haskell script:
./4_ch.md
No build system. Just runghc.
It turns out README-driven design is amazing for small tools and teaching (or generating code).
It breaks for big systems, which is how you know when to stop.
Read more: https://gopher.someodd.zip/0//phlog/4_ch.gopher.md
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Hot take: I tried the opposite of TDD.
I wrote the README first.
Then forced the code to obey it.A README that is also a runnable literate Haskell script:
./4_ch.md
No build system. Just runghc.
It turns out README-driven design is amazing for small tools and teaching (or generating code).
It breaks for big systems, which is how you know when to stop.
Read more: https://gopher.someodd.zip/0//phlog/4_ch.gopher.md
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I wrote an MMORPG where the README is the executable.
The game world is The Internet Gopher Protocol itself.
The game is written as literate Haskell.
Source: https://github.com/someodd/grpg
🧠📄⚙️🐹
#programming #haskell #literateprogramming #retrocomputing #gopher #gamedev #opensource
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Modern web needs like 100MB just to say "Hello World". I went the other way.
Introducing GASM: A Gopher server in pure i386 Assembly.
💾 Binary: 1.5KB
🧠 RAM: 24KB (Verified with pmap)
🚫 Dependencies: 0 (No libc, pure syscalls)
🦕 Min Spec: Intel 386DX (1985)Probably runs on the shittiest hardware you can find, or on your Ryzen 9.
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I ported #ColossalCave to #Gopher
Start a new session: gopher://gopher.someodd.zip:70/1/gateway/mksession/random/7/gateway/games/zcode/advent.z8/
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Try saying something whacky and tagging #WhisperRadio and then listening in https://radio.someodd.zip/
Only works for @fosstodon users!
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#WhisperRadio updates, including new URI: https://radio.someodd.zip/
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Whisper radio is back online and way more reliable thanks to a software update I wrote!
It's written in #bash
Listen now: https://radio.someodd.zip/stream
Note, if you tag a post with #WhisperRadio, the robot DJ will respond to your post!
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Check out Whisper Radio!
Please reply if you would like:
a) me to play your music on the radio
b) me to spotlight your project/website/gopherholeIf you tag your post on Fosstodon with #whisperradio it will be read aloud and responded to on Whisper Radio!