WordPress has a nifty url shorter for pages or assets on the same site. It
made a really big difference for lots of people in terms of accessibility,
for example, in printing promotional postcards with xyz.site/jan20event/
On Fri, Mar 23, 2018 at 12:58 AM J.B. Nicholson
> Answer: No. URL shorteners obufuscate the destination of
> a link and if the shortening service ever shuts down, all
> the shortened URL become dead links to who knows what.
Nice one! I agree. :D
I do also agree with the idea that the URL shortener should be the same
website of the provider of
David Paul wrote:
Better question: Should you use a URL shortener at all?
Answer: No. URL shorteners obufuscate the destination of
a link and if the shortening service ever shuts down, all
the shortened URL become dead links to who knows what.
I agree; the only acceptable exception I can
On 3/20/18, Don Saklad wrote:
> What's the best URL shortener?
Better question: Should you use a URL shortener at all?
Answer: No. URL shorteners obufuscate the destination of
a link and if the shortening service ever shuts down, all
the shortened URL become dead links to who
If you are interested in a real free and open-source shortlink project, you are
very welcome to clone my repository from Github:
g...@github.com:kzpm/shortlink.git
The program (SaaS) has been working quite well on my Nginx webserver for over
three years now.
The service is extremely
Question
How do you find the actual direct link?... specific to the
Double page spread photo/caption
Click on... double page format 4th icon from the top left at
http://tx0.org/pg
https://books.google.com/books?id=z00EMBAJ=new+breed+1962=i+hate+a+lazy+approach
On Tue, Mar 20, 2018 at 11:12:56AM -0500, Tony Chidester wrote:
> On Tue, 20 Mar 2018 12:00:01 -0400,
> libreplanet-discuss-requ...@libreplanet.org wrote:
> http://tx0.org
>
> Pros to using tx0.org from their privacy page:
>
> We do not monetize our access logs
> We do not sell advertising or
> internet going on thirty years. Plus you don't have to buy a domain
Indeed yu are right, some domains or subdomains are gratis. For this
trivial thing, a dynamic subdomain from freedns.afraid.org or any other,
and a simple webserver which answers simply with HTTP Redirect code and
"Location"
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> Subject: [libreplanet-discuss] What's the best URL shortener?
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> What's the best URL shortener?
http://tx0.org
Pros to using tx0.org from their privacy page:
We d
https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/who-does-that-server-really-serve.html
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Le 20 mars 2018 12:39:44 GMT+01:00, "Steven D. Brewer"
a écrit :
>On 3/20/18 2:12 AM, Don Saklad wrote:
>> What's the best URL shortener?
>
>Buy a short domain name and write short URLs
An RRDB with an eight bytes key + a small front-end to generate an HTTP
redirect
On Tue, Mar 20, 2018 at 09:44:30AM -0300, Adonay Felipe Nogueira wrote:
> I go for the same recommendation that some gave: buy a short domain and
> run a simple webserver that is responsible for shortening URLs.
>
> One can, of course, rely on some third-party to do this, but I found out
> that
I go for the same recommendation that some gave: buy a short domain and
run a simple webserver that is responsible for shortening URLs.
One can, of course, rely on some third-party to do this, but I found out
that most common URL shorteners *do more nasty stuff* --- such as
requiring you to
On 3/20/18 2:12 AM, Don Saklad wrote:
> What's the best URL shortener?
Buy a short domain name and write short URLs? ^_^
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What's the best URL shortener?
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