ffuent.es is a Fediverse instance that uses the ActivityPub protocol. In other words, users at this host can communicate with people that use software like Mastodon, Pleroma, Friendica, etc. all around the world.
This server runs the snac software and there is no automatic sign-up process.
Initially I liked the Idea of modern #emacs rewrite in #rust, real multithreading, better GC, modular codebase would been nice. But that sloppified thing just exploded some time ago. I was watching the project. Months ago it could compile and produce some buggy emacs. Nowadays most commits don't work at all and agents throw more and more shit on the pile. It is already magnitudes more LoC than emacs, not counting the zillion crate dependencies and it becomes worse every day.
Ruffle: Stable Releases, API, Text... and Everything Else https://lobste.rs/s/zqiizd #games #retrocomputing #rust
https://ruffle.rs/blog/2026/11/04/stable-releases-and-everything-else
#C++ 26 went down. Good. Now, toss it down altogether and switch to #Rust and #Golang (per case/best fit). My crappy but lovely N270 netbook -> Golang, but just for maybe gopher/gemini/mail/usenet and IRC clients. Every AMD64 machine (and ARM64) -> Rust.
Even Ladybird it's switching, and the best move would be to use EGUI or WGUI instead of QT6. Yes, the author it's a jerk but libre software can be forked and changed with ease unlike some uneducated fools.
#AERC with #maildir works fine. I might tweak it for msmtp and isync. Given the current times and potential AI megaattacks, my N270 netbook badly needs some MTA in #Go. No, #Rust here it's a nightmare with 1GB of RAM and this tiny CPU. Golang it's good.
Altough I miss some #SLRN replacement in Golang for #Usenet. Speed? I mostly play Slashem and use cwm, xterm, mpv, nsxiv, mupdf and friends, it flies on CLI/TUI.
Miauuu
TOOT ANTERIOR
Hola, he notado un gran problema cuando cambié en todos mis ordenadores del lento y pesado demonio python #rnsd para reticulum al de #rust #rns-rs, así que he pasado un par de horas solucionándolo hoy.
https://git.sr.ht/~rek2/Micron-Navigator
También se actualiza en mi superposición de #Gentoo.
rek2-overlay
Encuéntralo en tu lista de superposiciones con Gentoo, más información en #hispagatos.talk en #usenet
Next #btracker [ecosystem] release
https://github.com/yggverse/btracker
Visit also our live #Yggdrasil instance:
http://[202:68d0:f0d5:b88d:1d1a:555e:2f6b:3148]:6969/
Testing Markdown renderer patch in #Yoda v0.12.13 release
https://github.com/YGGverse/Yoda/releases/tag/0.12.13
#SeedTest v0.2.0 has been released, including HTTP/UDP #BitTorrent announce validation field.
This feature is useful for proxy users because qBittorrent sends a fake port (1) in this mode. You can now easily verify that your seed was announced expectedly!
https://crates.io/crates/seedtest
Try it online (Yggdrasil)
http://[202:68d0:f0d5:b88d:1d1a:555e:2f6b:3148]:6969/seedtest
#btpeer 0.13.1 release with fixed HTTP announce encoding
btpeer - is simple #CLI tool and library in #Rust to get peers info from the Internet, IPv6 (Yggdrasil, Mycelium, etc.) and I2P #BitTorrent trackers
Ubuntu is shaking up its OpenPGP implementation, adding Rust-based Sequoia PGP to 26.10 installs.
GnuPG is still included, but Canonical plans to phase it out in a future release.
It seems that about 50% of Btracker seeds have firewall issues, so created simple Web app in #Rust called #seedtest to check your client connectivity:
https://codeberg.org/YGGverse/seedtest
Working instance for #Yggdrasil:
http://[202:68d0:f0d5:b88d:1d1a:555e:2f6b:3148]:6969/seedtest
#perigee - yet another server for the #GeminiProtocol written in #Rust
https://codeberg.org/bunburya/perigee
Testing proxy option in #Vador - #nostr / #bunker eGUI in #Rust
https://codeberg.org/vador/vador/src/branch/frosty
#Nostr Site publisher and Gemini gateway. Serves nsites over #GeminiProtocol
https://codeberg.org/ngemsite/ngemsite
#Rust #Gemtext
#btpeer v0.12 release that now implements specified fake port ":1" on announce requests by default (use -p argument to forcefully change it)
https://crates.io/crates/btpeer/0.12.0
btpeer is #CLI tool and #library in #Rust to explore #BitTorrent trackers; it allows to grab peers for manual connections.
Modern βtracker crawler is also using it for crawler and catalog scrape, #I2P including.
After stable #psocks 0.6 release which includes out proxy option, testing flexible routing config in https://codeberg.org/YGGverse/psocks/pulls/5
This feature allows to setup multiple destinations such as I2P or Tor endpoints according to DNS, IP or CIDR match rules ( like tinyproxy but #SOCKS5 )
#phetch - #GopherProtocol client written in #Rust with #Tor / #I2P proxy support + #TLS as the bonus:
https://github.com/xvxx/phetch
To handle I2P connections use following trick:
TOR_PROXY=127.0.0.1:4447 target/release/phetch -o gopher://phlogqhspsjzcdubodidwc74pmc56hik2t3bhajwc47rg6snboia.b32.i2p:70/1ps/
Starting with version 0.12.8, the #Yoda browser ships with #Markdown rendering support. The functionality is almost complete. Notably, the renderer supports 'fragments' navigation and follows the classic '1 URL = 1 request' principle, ensuring the protocol's inherent #privacy is maintained. Here is a comparison of the same Markdown snippet in Yoda vs. GitHub: