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"content": "I’m experimenting today with inline image rendering in #nomadnet micron pages. This is entirely rendered in the terminal. I personally think this is a very good feature to add to micron. In fact it doesn’t use special tag, just adds attributes to the file link tag. In the background it uses the decades old #Sixel protocol to render the image in the terminal. Most of the modern terminals support it. I personally don’t want #reticulum to look like 80s so images in nomadnet is a must.\nhttps://cdn.fosstodon.org/media_attachments/files/117/104/862/197/713/437/original/47d558d5aa39d58c.mp4\n",
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