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title: "JeanG3nie\'s Tinylog",
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summary: None,
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published: Some(Time(
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year: 2023,
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month: 6,
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day: 6,
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hour: 2,
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minute: 30,
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second: 57,
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tags: [
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"tinylog",
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],
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)
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---
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Some shorter thoughts and updates that might not warrant a full gemlog entry. I'll probably be using this to post updates on my various projects in a much more regular fashion.
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=> .. Home
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## 2023-06-06 02:30 UTC
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Just finished hacking together a small binary that sends Misfin messages from the command line using Dory. Time to grab the reference implementation code and start testing.
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As an aside, I was thinking that client certs in theory should make identity spoofing next to impossible. That might mean that Misfin clients could just directly shell out to a sendmail-esque binary such as this rather than logging in to a remote server and sending their messages from there. Basically how email was always supposed to work, before all of the spam mitigations broke the ability to deliver mail from unknown random IP addresses. I mean, where you actually send from shouldn't make a bit of difference so long as your certificate goes with you.
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## 2023-06-04 22:48 UTC
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I wasn't completely happy with how I had previously setup the workflow for this log, so I did a bit more coding to automate things in a better way than before. I created a small Rust crate for working with Tinylogs and incorporated that into Zond. Now, when you type `zond tinylog` with no other arguments, an editor window will pop up for you to type your thoughts. So long as the temporary file thus created is not empty, the text is added as a new post. This also allows the log to contain a header, which was not possible before.
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## 2023-06-03 14:58 UTC
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First tinylog post!
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