55 days ago · Tech · hide · Fediverse post

After quite a lot of wine fuelled reading of Brennans Blog I got a little interested in the Gemini Protocol designed as a new internet protocol for "supporting an electronic library of interconnected text documents". Sounds good to me. I don't often write about tech, because everyone else on the smallweb does. But I've been a Linux obsessive since Redhat 5.2. If you search my real name, there are contributions I made to the Fedora project back when I had free time. I have made my living for 20+ years in the 'just past the cutting edge' of tech, first Linux focused architecture, then increasingly DevOps... I now rarely get to play and instead guide my team in k8s and cloud and frankly they're better than me now(certainly at the later). Somewhere along the way I got less excited about tech...but sometimes, just sometimes I need to scratch that itch. So first off, setup some DNS pointing at my Ubuntu 24.04 server, then setup the molly-brown server which helpfully was an apt package in…

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