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``` ```
pub enum status { pub enum status {
Success = 20, Success = 20,
Redirect(Redirect) = 20, Redirect(Redirect) = 30,
.. other variants .. .. other variants ..
} }
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For that matter, a fully featured SmallWeb browser could implement the sending portion of Misfin, requiring only access to a receiving server, either on your own home network or in Geminispace somewhere. For that matter, a fully featured SmallWeb browser could implement the sending portion of Misfin, requiring only access to a receiving server, either on your own home network or in Geminispace somewhere.
All of these things do come with a small price of course. Anyone using Misfin mail would have to get used to handling their client cert with care. Some might argue that adds a barrier to entry, but considering how crazy most public services are for two factor auth and how they only ever seem to implement it using smartphones, Misfin might actually have an edge for those who don't have a smartphone, but could easily carry around a pendrive with their certificate on it. But we all know how passwords have worked out over time, so I can easily see a bunch of people having a folder on their desktop named "Certificate"... All of these things do come with a small price of course. Anyone using Misfin mail would have to get used to handling their client cert with care. Some might argue that adds a barrier to entry, but considering how crazy most public services are for two factor auth and how they only ever seem to implement it using smartphones, Misfin might actually have an edge for those who don't have a smartphone, but could easily carry around a pendrive with their certificate on it. But we all know how passwords have worked out over time, so I can easily see a bunch of people having a folder on their desktop named "Certificate"...

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published: Some(Time( published: Some(Time(
year: 2023, year: 2023,
month: 6, month: 6,
day: 6, day: 7,
hour: 18, hour: 20,
minute: 12, minute: 36,
second: 41, second: 36,
)), )),
tags: [ tags: [
"tinylog", "tinylog",
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=> .. Home => .. Home
## 2023-06-07 20:36 UTC
Today, after finishing a blog post, I wrote a parser to convert a `&str` to the `Message` struct in Dory. I also added a lot more test coverage, which revealed a few issues to fix.
## 2023-06-06 18:12 UTC ## 2023-06-06 18:12 UTC
The `sendmsg` binary (using Dory as it's backend) is now able to send Misfin mail to the reference server. This required more debugging skill than it should have due to some issues with both rustls and a compiler issue. Might be good for a full post? Anyway, link to the repository below. The `sendmsg` binary (using Dory as it's backend) is now able to send Misfin mail to the reference server. This required more debugging skill than it should have due to some issues with both rustls and a compiler issue. Might be good for a full post? Anyway, link to the repository below.