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The script grabs the domain of the uri in question, so it's effectively mapping the domain to the url. To answer your question more specifically, the freedom.t
by mvanveen 15y ago
The script grabs the domain of the uri in question, so it's effectively mapping the domain to the url.
To answer your question more specifically, the freedom.txt format started in this thread: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3498505 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3498505 , so it links to the uri of a freedom.txt for historical reasons.
/etc/hosts integration is in the works; you're the 2nd person to recommend it so far (the first being my roommate ;-) ).
What's up now is just a quick hack to get momentum for the project in the meantime. If this takes off, the innovation will be social rather than technical, so I thought I'd spend 5 minutes to see if it's worthwhile.
Thanks for the input!
Edit: I'm working on /etc/hosts integration right now.
- Natsu 15y agoI know the web moves fast, but you got a good laugh out of me for calling something someone came up with in a thread yesterday "historical reasons" :)
- mvanveen 15y agoFair. Probably not the best wording on my part. For context, I've been in contact with the original poster and did not want to separate our efforts. This idea was suggested in the last thread, and I thought it was worth a try. Leveraging what's already out there seemed like a good idea.