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--- hacks/gpass.txt
+++ hacks/gpass.txt
@@ -15,5 +15,5 @@ via [2], or browse it at [3].
 
 [0] https://www.eff.org/files/2016/07/18/eff_large_wordlist.txt
 [1] {ftp,rsync,https}://manpager.org/pub/usr/aa/gpass/
-[2] ssh://anon@manpager.org/gpass
+[2] ssh://anon@git.manpager.org/gpass
 [3] https://git.manpager.org/?action=summary&path=gpass.git
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--- hacks/gpm.txt
+++ hacks/gpm.txt
@@ -1,24 +1,13 @@
-gpm is a Unix password-manager, similar to pass [0].
+gpm is a Unix secret (or password) manager, similar to pass [0], written
+in perl.
 
-The motivation for writing this was as follows:
+Unlike pass, gpm doesn't depend on bash, and supports arbitrary
+directory depth (>=0) instead of always insisting on the depth of 1.
 
-1. not having a dependency on bash;
-2. storing each password in /path/to/storage/foo.gpg, rather than
-   /path/to/storage/foo/bar.gpg;
+You can download one of the releases at [1], clone the git repository
+via [2], or browse it at [3].
 
-For those, who actually like the way pass handles 2., I may in the
-future add optional support for subdirectories of arbitrary depth. For
-now, I recommend checking out plass [1].
-
-The script is curretly written in Bourne shell, with no non-POSIX
-dependencies to my knowledge. I may in future rewrite it in perl to
-avoid things like passwords showing up in ps(1).
-
-You can download one of the releases at [2], clone the git repository
-via [3], or browse it at [4].
-
 [0] https://www.passwordstore.org/
-[1] https://projects.omarpolo.com/plass.html
-[2] {ftp,rsync,https}://manpager.org/pub/usr/aa/gpm/
-[3] ssh://anon@manpager.org/gpm
-[4] https://git.manpager.org/?action=summary&path=gpm.git
+[1] {ftp,rsync,https}://manpager.org/pub/usr/aa/gpm/
+[2] ssh://anon@git.manpager.org/gpm
+[3] https://git.manpager.org/?action=summary&path=gpm.git
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--- hacks/rene.txt
+++ hacks/rene.txt
@@ -5,5 +5,5 @@ You can download one of the releases at [0], clone the
 via [1], or browse it at [2].
 
 [0] {ftp,rsync,https}://manpager.org/pub/usr/aa/rene/
-[1] ssh://anon@manpager.org/rene
+[1] ssh://anon@git.manpager.org/rene
 [2] https://git.manpager.org/?action=summary&path=rene.git
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--- hacks/rmc.txt
+++ hacks/rmc.txt
@@ -11,5 +11,5 @@ via [3], or browse it at [4].
 [0] https://www.rfc-editor.org/info/rfc1524
 [1] https://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/xdg-utils/
 [2] {ftp,rsync,https}://manpager.org/pub/usr/aa/rmc
-[3] ssh://anon@manpager.org/rmc
+[3] ssh://anon@git.manpager.org/rmc
 [4] https://git.manpager.org/?action=summary&path=rmc.git
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--- hacks/xitems.txt
+++ hacks/xitems.txt
@@ -10,5 +10,5 @@ You can download one of the releases at [0], clone the
 via [1], or browse it at [2].
 
 [0] {ftp,rsync,https}://manpager.org/pub/usr/aa/xitems/
-[1] ssh://anon@manpager.org/xitems
+[1] ssh://anon@git.manpager.org/xitems
 [2] https://git.manpager.org/?action=summary&path=xitems.git
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--- plan.txt
+++ plan.txt
@@ -74,3 +74,14 @@ moment, so there's once again to gopher/www/gemini int
 That's all right: I'll make proper description files for my projects
 before Monday, and probably figure something out with git next
 weekend.
+
+
+Entry: 2023-12-31
+
+Two changes:
+
+1. There is now a "thoughs" directory at my directory on the
+   {web,gopher,gemini} site. See
+   https://manpager.org/usr/aa/thoughs/000000.intro.txt.
+2. I completely rewrote gpm in perl. There are lots of improvements.
+   See the CHANGES file.