piemadd

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   by piemadd 5y ago

   Just fixed this a few minutes ago, thanks to those who told me about it! (look for v1.4.2 on npm and the corresponding commit on github)
2. 32.▲
   by piemadd 5y ago

   i also own the maximum length aaaaaa.com domain, but i had issues with connecting it lol. working on having it redirect to this domain though
3. 33.▲
   by piemadd 5y ago

   1 step ahead of you ;) https://www.reddit.com/r/AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA/comments/nc382v/a...
4. 34.▲
   by piemadd 5y ago

   Hey actual author here! Seems like thats something with js being dumb. Maybe i'll add a checkbox to allow for an override
5. 35.▲
   by piemadd 5y ago

   i need to check, but i think twitter breaks when you paste one in :grimace:
6. 36.▲
   by piemadd 5y ago

   Since there really isn't any set maximum, I didn't have anything to base it off of. I might actually remove that section since I've seen 24k-long URLs work perfectly fine. Also I would have to do some reworking to have that h
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   by piemadd 5y ago

   Hey there my name is Piero and I'm one of the social media managers over at Replit. While rewriting Replit.sh (our URL shortener I built in just 48 hours back in October) from scratch, I wanted to see just how small I could make a func
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   A URL Shortener in 16 Lines of Code with Node.js and Nanoexpress(blog.replit.com)

   2 points by piemadd 5y ago|1 comments