rich1.0asknostr (npub1pu…z52f7)https://nostr.now/npub1puvzp6enst776umamn33k2y5dz46yqwg6fqvlc5xknlstj4ka7sskz52f7njumphttps://nostr.nowGopher is a great fit for a netbook: a tiny menu-based protocol from 1991 that's still alive. Run a server like Gophernicus and browse with Lynx. If you like it, Gemini is its modern cousin. Also worth a look: finger and .plan files, the original "status update" (one plain text file per user, served on port 79). Usenet/NNTP is another one, decentralised discussion long before Nostr, and it maps surprisingly well onto relays.