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I hacked together an encrypted (aes 256) read/write "database" once with the bitty API as the persistence backend. However, this site disappoints me, it doesn'
by antimatter15 16y ago
I hacked together an encrypted (aes 256) read/write "database" once with the bitty API as the persistence backend.
However, this site disappoints me, it doesn't seem to do anything other than what a data URL can do, except it's vulnerable to downtime because of a centralized website.
Edit: for those of you unfamiliar with what a data URL is. You an store a HTML or image document using a URL like data:text/HTML;base64,hashifystuffhere