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Yeah. We used started using tinyurl on #haskell IRC by 2003 because long urls would break line wrapping, get mangled, not be typeable etc.
by dons 12y ago
Yeah. We used started using tinyurl on #haskell IRC by 2003 because long urls would break line wrapping, get mangled, not be typeable etc.
- elinchrome 12y agoPlease explain your "typeable" concern. I've been using IRC since the dawn of time and I could always copy and paste. Not to mention that links are recognized and you can click them.
- FroshKiller 12y agoI'm going to hazard a guess that you're a Windows or Mac user.
- sp332 12y agoWell you can paste into irssi too.
- smtddr 12y agoi̶r̶s̶s̶i̶, or rather the terminal it's running in according to the person replying my comment, lets you click on links to open a browser too.
- bluefinity 12y agoThat's the terminal, not irssi.
- npsimons 12y agoMiddle-click much?
- rikkus 12y agoCopy and paste didn't work too well on serial terminals. How far back was this 'dawn of time'?
- elinchrome 12y agoMid nineties.