Subj : Re: zramctl
To   : Maurice Kinal
From : andy5995
Date : Sat Sep 12 2026 09:01 pm

-=> Maurice Kinal wrote to andy5995 on 09/09/2026 14:07 <=-

 MK> Hey andy5995!

 > Maurice... you found a new toy that interests you then?

 MK> That can and does happen.  In this case I am finding tmpfs much more
 MK> useful to me given the ram I have at my disposal.  Compression would
 MK> only slow things down.  However, now that zramctl is on my radar, it is
 MK> on the todo list.  :-)

Sounds like a fair shake. :)

I left you a message in another echo, because I didn't know which one to put 
it in. It was about tith (This isn't That Hard)

https://github.com/RealDeuce/tith

>TITH is a modern store-and-forward protocol for FidoNet Technology Networks. 
>It combines a small set of versioned standards with a Rust reference mailer, 
>with the goal of making secure FTN transport straightforward to implement and 
>interoperate with.

>The project starts from a deliberately simple premise: define one canonical 
>representation, authenticate every peer and payload, and keep legacy 
>conversion at an explicit boundary instead of carrying historical ambiguity 
>into the native protocol.

I don't know if that would interest you or not, but thought there was a chance 
it would...


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