@am@decept.org That's kinda why I've been experimenting with combining gemfiles with #p2p protocols. For example in @agregore you can write a `.gemini` file into a `hyper://` website and automatically host it from your computer. Then somebody else can get a link to your file and load it either from you directly or from anyone else seeding it.
Agregore comes with some built in rendering of gemfiles and uses the customiziable color scheme support so you can customize the browser and what you browse at once.
@am@decept.org The URLs look nasty as hell by default since the hostname is a public key, but you can wire up a custom DNS domain using the DNSLink spec. add a `TXT` record for `_dnslink.yourdomain.com` which contains `dnslink=/hyper/YOUR_HYPER_KEY_HERE/` and Agregore will resolve `hyper://yourdomain.com` and load your files.
@am@decept.org BTW this inspired me to make a lil step by step guide on how to use the devtools in Agregore to publish a p2p gemini site. :P https://mastodon.mauve.moe/@mauve/110099166164967631
