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"content": "Gemini is *almost* perfect for browsing on retrocomputers. The SSL requirement is a big hurdle though. I wanted to use AmiGemini to browse gemini capsules on my :amiga: #Amiga which doesn't quite have enough RAM for SSL support, so I modified a local nginx instance to proxy the requests and do all the SSL nonsense. I'd prefer to keep it all happening on the Amiga but this is a good compromise.\n\nBlogged the config in case it's helpful to someone someday, but please read the whole article first if you plan on using it.\nhttps://www.thomaspurnell.com/020_AmiGemini_nginx_forward_proxy/gemini_nginx_forward_proxy.html\nhttps://assets.merveilles.town/media_attachments/files/116/511/368/528/220/759/original/a558424247b7893f.png\n",
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#Amiga which doesn't quite have enough RAM for SSL support, so I modified a local nginx instance to proxy the requests and do all the SSL nonsense. I'd prefer to keep it all happening on the Amiga but this is a good compromise.