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My website returns a random person in a list for every X-Clacks-Overhead response header: https://github.com/Xe/site/blob/877872b4d7db92b602683ecb4e9934cbc43400
by xena 1y ago
My website returns a random person in a list for every X-Clacks-Overhead response header: https://github.com/Xe/site/blob/877872b4d7db92b602683ecb4e9934cbc4340079/dhall/package.dhall#L15-L33 https://github.com/Xe/site/blob/877872b4d7db92b602683ecb4e99...
I figured this was one of the best ways to do it. That way I'm letting people that were significant to me live on forever, one random HTTP response header at a time.
$ curl https://xeiaso.net --head | grep clacks
x-clacks-overhead: GNU Satoru Iwata
- skowalak 1y agoSeeing Kris Nóva in that list hit hard. It is a beautiful idea, thank you Xe.
- WJW 1y agoLove this idea. Maybe I'll make a gem or something to make enabling that easier.
- xena 1y agoThe code is pretty trivial but in case it helps: https://github.com/Xe/site/blob/main/internal/clackset.go https://github.com/Xe/site/blob/main/internal/clackset.go
- remus 1y agoThat's really nice. I hope you don't mind, but I run this website https://climbing-history.org/ https://climbing-history.org/ and have borrowed your idea, except for climbers who have passed away.
- xena 1y agoNot in the slightest! Do it, it helps the names of those who are no longer with us never be forgotten.
- philbo 1y agoMinor nit, but you've spelt Stephen Hawking's name wrong in the clackset. It's "Stephen", not "Steven".