Beetroot Paul
zep.p8Publishing a webpage in #picotron 0.3 by dragging it into podnet ~ each user has write and listing permission for podnet://{userid}/*
Yuki "neige d'aout" Hazuki 膤 ❄️ 
@zep this is public on the internet? I would imagine there's some rules for abuse?
Ronflaix@Ronflaix @Yuki
It's public, yes -- I think there is a huge opportunity to carve out a cosy pocket of internet. But that could backfire.
in terms of content it will come under the same terms as the BBS (which will be expanded a little for 0.3). Security-wise, podnet.lexaloffle.com is treated like a public object storage bucket, and will likely have a different domain name.
yes, there will certainly need to be new reporting tools in future. The thing is, the BBS is already a huge vector for potential abuse, and will be moreso when podnet:// and scoresub become available (which I think will be worth it in the long term).
So even though making podnet publish-able will add to moderation load, I think it will be a relatively small additional source of headaches. In for a penny, in for a pound.
Astralsparv@zep this looks great, will it be limited to html? i feel like this would be perfect for picoml & piconet pages (a custom markup language & lua-based browser in pt)
@astralsparv it's for any type of file at all (that is smaller than 256k) so picoml/piconet is a perfectly good way to use it :)
I imagine it will also be useful for things like storing/sharing snippets, posting custom levels (or puzzle solutions) for games with editors, and as binary blobs that scoresub entries can point to etc -- basically a low level strata for messing around with reinventing a cute internet for kicks
I imagine it will also be useful for things like storing/sharing snippets, posting custom levels (or puzzle solutions) for games with editors, and as binary blobs that scoresub entries can point to etc -- basically a low level strata for messing around with reinventing a cute internet for kicks
@zep perfect, perfect..... will you be able to ls() the podnet protocol?
Been wondering about a version of the picotron wiki on podnet and this would technically make it better since a pod database is required for the wiki (for the wiki cart)
Been wondering about a version of the picotron wiki on podnet and this would technically make it better since a pod database is required for the wiki (for the wiki cart)
@astralsparv there is, but only for your own folder: Inside podnet://my_id, it functions like a clunky WebDAV server to allow managing files. Outside of the user folder it is more like a regular http server.
@zep got it, thanks!