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🤓 You can now read live Hacker News on via Gopher Gopher is the old internet protocol that was kind of a precursor to the web, it ran on port 70 instead of 80, and was pretty similar to the web, also live pages with hyperlinks but more limited... show more

@levelsio

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Фото профиля @levelsio

@levelsio1 год назад

Oh and in 3d at but it's still bit buggy :D

Фото профиля ./gh0stt_dev

./gh0stt_dev1 год назад

Now we should introduce the next generation of internet, @HNS. With Handshake the rootzone is decentralized, so no single party has the ability to control your identity except the wallet that holds it. The future is here.

Фото профиля Izzy

Izzy1 год назад

Its actually really cool that you do fun little things like this that wont scale and not just make your money and turn into a snob 👏

Фото профиля Seif

Seif1 год назад

Obnoxiously cool. I miss dialup

Фото профиля @levelsio

@levelsio1 год назад

It has dial-up!

Фото профиля Pascal Lindenau

Pascal Lindenau1 год назад

Ty. Feeling young now.

Фото профиля Dan Benyamin (Æ)

Dan Benyamin (Æ)1 год назад

Have it run BBS software that people can "dial" into (rather than a web host) and then you really have something ;)

Фото профиля @levelsio

@levelsio1 год назад

I tried then I think my VPS got hacked via it lmfao

Фото профиля Dan Benyamin (Æ)

Dan Benyamin (Æ)1 год назад

Omg

Фото профиля bitflip

bitflip1 год назад

The Duke Nukem poster hits so hard!

Фото профиля Karol

Karol1 год назад

this looks like Five Days at Pieters

Фото профиля Silly Goose

Silly Goose1 год назад

Nerd boner activated

Фото профиля Sheevammmm

Sheevammmm1 год назад

What’s that

Фото профиля Nicolas Koehl

Nicolas Koehl1 год назад

I kind of prefer it tbh vs the heavy web these days

Фото профиля boisselle 🇺🇸

boisselle 🇺🇸1 год назад

That is really cool. The modelling is great for the 3d also! Love the keyboard and the green day poster.

Фото профиля Anoop

Anoop1 год назад

damn i miss gopher. this is nostalgic

Фото профиля Idan Masas

Idan Masas11 месяцев назад

PLEASE LET ME IN

Фото профиля Razvan Muntian

Razvan Muntian1 год назад

You know what could be cool? Reading about your simulator on Hacker News while being on the simulator 😉

Фото профиля Sheevammmm

Sheevammmm1 год назад

@grom please explain

Фото профиля Chain

Chain1 год назад

This is cool af... Do you have any guide on how to run Windows in a website? 👨🏻‍💻 Also what is the limit of Windows versions you can run? Can this run XP?? I wanna send claude haywire this direction haha

Фото профиля @levelsio

@levelsio1 год назад

So with DOSbox the limit is 16-bit so Windows 3.11 essentially Windows 95 is 32-bit

Фото профиля Chain

Chain1 год назад

Okay, will def do something fun with that!

Фото профиля virlo

virlo1 год назад

this is pretty dope g

Фото профиля ΔV

ΔV1 год назад

that is really cool

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