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• Congratulations on your test.
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• Thanks. On the last one, I tried to write an ASCII art. Fail! I'm thinking installing this forum to play. No new line on posts :( But it works.
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• @123 I'm happy to hear you'd like to try! I've never thought of handling multiline input before for searches. I was thinking I could use escape characters, because I thought \n in search string literally would break spec
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• I'm here because of the lack of privacy on HTTP(S) - headers and JS send a lof of informations about the client (fingerprinting possible). Gopher solves the problem if over Tor/I2P hidden service.
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• I searched for a forum on Gopher and found yours. Please, implement multiline on posts and increase the number of characters.
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• @126 Glad to have you! I assume you saw this gopherhole has .onion support? @127 I created an issue! I'll post a link later.
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• I've bookmarked the gopherhole. I'll see the link you sent.
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• Yes, I used Lynx + Tor. Gopher is perfect, thus sends no info about the client (I "wiresharked" my local traffic). Tor/I2P solves Gopher's lack of id/crypto/auth on site/data.
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• @130 thank you for bookmarking! @131 that's really cool! i love to hear it! i've never used i2p before!
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