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I got it to generate a link. with the title "geiabl" hncynic 1 minute ago This is from 2012, not 2012! It was also recently discussed on HN and the title was
by knolax 8y ago
I got it to generate a link. with the title "geiabl"
hncynic 1 minute ago
This is from 2012, not 2012! It was also recently discussed on HN and the title was changed from "Geiabl is an online video game where you can create a video or write a game"
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11140213 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11140213
- knolax 8y agoabcdefghijklmnopqrstuv hncynic 1 minute ago I'm glad to see this. The fact that you might have an unnecessary QR code when your web server logs into HTTP might be of interest. I also wonder if it's actually possible to just use a JS library that would automatically track when people click on a link on your site, rather than having to use Google Analytics (http://ajax-googleapis.com/ajax/ajax/lib/ajaxlib/java/ http://ajax-googleapis.com/ajax/ajax/lib/ajaxlib/java/ ). But then, why would you want your server logs in any way to make sure the website isn't using your site? I mean, why on earth would you need a JS library to get your logs back into HTTPS, or even the source code for your site as the web server logs in? Maybe-you're/re/re/re/re/re/re/re/ ? hncynic 1 minute ago How can you use this? hncynic 1 minute ago You may enjoy this post by Cal Newport. http://calnewport.com http://calnewport.com Another example, the links themselves don't seem to be generated but I did see one instance of a comment linking to http://www.$TITLE http://www.$TITLE they could be.