I was thinking of control codes you can include.
!imaprofessor = your post has no css whatsoever
!imahacker = your post is green on black ASCII
!bigger = 150% font size
etc
I was thinking of control codes you can include.
!imaprofessor = your post has no css whatsoever
!imahacker = your post is green on black ASCII
!bigger = 150% font size
etc
Needs an âI am not a robotâ box so that @OtherMichael canât bot it
Encryption makes everything hard; but the rest of your proposal sounds like a more or less elementary application of RFC 3548, section 4 âBase 64 Encoding with URL and Filename Safe Alphabetâ.
(edit: apropos of that, the urls generated by txt.fyi are definitely too short to be the products of a (reversible) operation on the text they correspond to; so how are the mappings between URLs and payloads stored in the absence of a database? Do you just mean âno databaseâ as in âutterly unfeatured key-value storeâ, or am I failing to understand an elegant trick here?)
(edit the second: The real fun part about storing the content in the URL is that, once you have a mechanism for taking a URL and rendering the stored content; all syntactically correct URLs automatically have corresponding content regardless of whether or not anyone has actually entered it or not. Saves on storage space; and gives you that fun Library of Babble effect. The vast majority of syntactically correct URLs will be of absolutely no interest whatsoever; but theyâll be there.)
âŚbut has weird animated gifs like a 90s Angelfire page.
And frames.
Itâd be really bad taste to crawl optimistically from https://txt.fyi/+/00000000/ to https://txt.fyi/+/ffffffff/, right?
(Damn you non-fixed-width fonts!)
I was about to ask:
https://txt.fyi/+/c94b5f13/
But, looks like the answer is âYep. Pretty much right now.â
Sorry, @anon29631895 for missing [quote=âanon29631895, post:8, topic:95391â]
for his numbers station
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It just outputs a html file on the server, the URLs are intended to be random.
My Google Keep app oneboxes the URLs
Support for rot13?
Edit
Perhaps a !1337 tag will automatically rot13 a post
Hmm, odd. The Android Keep app did briefly on the creation widget, then lost it in the app itself.
As Discourse isnât boxing it either, I wonder if itâs meant to pass the info, but thereâs a glitch?
Isnât this what Pastebin does, only less?
Right! âpretty pastebinâ was the original idea. Pastebin without the complexities, but plus some nice text-formatting options that writers might like. Pastebin is great, not knocking pastebin.
oooh!
!encrypt[key]
i resemble that remark! Though, you resemble it slightly more, Hagar.
Hey! None of that SAMIZDAT stuff⌠The authorities will shut it down before it has a chance.
And when I go back to it, now mine has, too.
Odd.