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gopher/Port Novis/cardoso_lora_01.txt

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ SUBJECT:    Comms Trouble
 
   Sometimes the fact that I'll only ever know the same few hundred people over
 my entire life gets to me. It doesn't usually bother me because this is all I've
-ever known, why should it be strange? But every once in a while I'll stare up
+ever known - why should it be strange? But every once in a while I'll stare up
 into the sky and see nothing but the vast reaches of space and realize how truly
 alone we are. Port Novis is a tiny speck in the galaxy, small and insignificant
 compared to the other groups of humans travelling farther and farther out into
@@ -43,3 +43,5 @@ sleep if I clean up for him. I'll at least give it a shot.
 Well, for anyone who reads this, I hope your colony is doing better than we are
 at the moment. And if you are reading this, at least it's a sign that we can
 communicate with the QEC. Something is better than nothing, I suppose.
+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

gopher/Port Novis/olson_jed_01.txt

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+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+SENT:
+SIGNED:		JED.OLSON.20xx@107.PORTNOVIS
+SUBJECT:	Old Parts
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+    First thing's first: our comms are still broken.
+
+    The crew and I spent all evening trying to fix them. It took us hours just
+to figure out what the problem was, and even longer to try and work out what
+caused everything to break. The short of it is that half the wiring is fried and
+a few of the more complex components are shot, mostly due to age. It's not a fun
+problem to deal with, especially since we don't yet have the materials to fix
+it. Sure, wires are fairly common around here, but it's the components I'm
+worried about. 
+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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 0Dodecapolis - Fleet Commander Log 00001	/Dodecapolis/00001.txt
 0Winkey - Message Number 1	/Winkey/Message Number 1.txt
 0SNCF68B - Cave Fishing	/SNCF68B/03-cave-fishing.txt

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 <title>Cosmic Voyage</title>
 <link>gopher://cosmic.voyage</link>
 <description>Messages from the human stellar diaspora</description>
+<item>
+  <title>Port Novis - Comms Trouble</title>
+  <author>cadence@cosmic.voyage (cadence)</author>
+  <link>gopher://cosmic.voyage/0/Port Novis/cardoso_lora_01.txt</link>
+  <guid>gopher://cosmic.voyage/0/Port Novis/cardoso_lora_01.txt</guid>
+  <pubDate>Mon, 19 Oct 2020 13:14:29 GMT</pubDate>
+  <description><![CDATA[<pre>
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+SENT:	    2122-04-17 23:34:09 (novis_earthref)
+SIGNED:	    LORA.CARDOSO.2101@304.PORTNOVIS
+SUBJECT:    Comms Trouble
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+  Sometimes the fact that I'll only ever know the same few hundred people over
+my entire life gets to me. It doesn't usually bother me because this is all I've
+ever known - why should it be strange? But every once in a while I'll stare up
+into the sky and see nothing but the vast reaches of space and realize how truly
+alone we are. Port Novis is a tiny speck in the galaxy, small and insignificant
+compared to the other groups of humans travelling farther and farther out into
+the stars. There's less than a thousand of us. The closest human civilization is
+the lab on Mars, and it's been a while since we've heard from them. They might
+even be doing worse than we are.
+
+That brings me to the reason I'm writing this. Our connection with the UPG
+systems has failed. That means no outside contact, no news updates, no
+nothing. We've lost connection with the rest of human civilization. Jed and his
+crew are working on fixing it, but it's been hours now and they haven't made
+much progress.
+
+Luckily we still have some communications. Everything works locally, just not
+the systems that send or receive messages from outside the port. A few people
+have started sending messages to the QEC, although we have no way of telling if
+they've actually gone through. It's a nice idea, though. And it does feel a
+bit... cathartic? Writing feels different when you aren't sure if anyone will
+ever read it.
+
+Anyway. Today went completely off course when the comms went out, and I still
+have a few things to do before I turn in for the night. Let's see...
+
+Today's checklist:
+[ ] fix wiring in the lab card reader
+[ ] log data for seed growth experiment
+[ ] sweep up lab
+
+I'll probably have to fill in for Dad and clean up the workshop a bit. He always
+insists on doing it himself but he's still out working on the comms and I have a
+feeling it'll be late when he gets back. Usually I can convince him to go to
+sleep if I clean up for him. I'll at least give it a shot.
+
+Well, for anyone who reads this, I hope your colony is doing better than we are
+at the moment. And if you are reading this, at least it's a sign that we can
+communicate with the QEC. Something is better than nothing, I suppose.
+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+</pre>]]></description>
+</item>
 <item>
   <title>Dodecapolis - Fleet Commander Log 00001</title>
   <author>dozens@cosmic.voyage (dozens)</author>

wiki/changelog.html

@@ -1,5 +1,9 @@
 <pre>
 
+  Oct 19, 2020:
+    - Among us terminal clone "Among sus" added to games. Read about the game
+      here: https://git.sr.ht/~martijnbraam/among-sus#among-sus
+
   Oct 15, 2020:
     - 'slashem' is installed, it is an extended version of nethack
       please enjoy