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In alt.hackers, Buzz McCool <
buzz_mccool@yahoo.com> wrote:
Long time reader, first time poster. Needed Big Bad Bob's post as an icebreaker.
Glad to see someone new.
I bought a pair of "Oatey 7-in Solid Round Stainless
Steel Cover Plates" (less than $5 US each) and installed them
Branded even! I wouldn't expect such piping supplies to have a brand. I
know Oatey as a maker of ABS adhesive (suitable for various plastic
plumbing and also Lego).
ObHack:
Lots of sites will let you include a URL in message and then will the
source *site* of the URL as a way of warning you where the URL goes.
I made myself a URL redirector site, a la tinyurl or bitly, that uses
wildcard DNS and the label in front of the domain for the lookup.
This is also great for naming images from imgur (etc).
Domain: "on-a.pizza"; label for the redirect: temporary-redirect
https://temporary-redirect.on-a.pizza/
In Slack, eg, it will show the full URL and not the redirect to
another site to load an image. (Which in that example is from the
https://http.cat/ error codes. The
https://httpstatusdogs.com/
is more complete, but doesn't have as cool a site URL.)
Another example for a news story:
https://reverse-block.on-a.pizza/
But it's not a public redirector, it's just for me. I've written myself
a phone connector so I can create named links on the go and a command
line version for desktop. (It's a simple API, and I could create a web
page, but then I'd an account management system better than an
"Auth: Bearer" header. Login pages, ugh.)
Saucy "top level domains are fun" Pizza
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