I was today years old when I found out that emojis can exist in urls.http://triapul.cz/π
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You can even have emoji in domain-names using PunycodeΒΉ. That means you can add
127.0.0.1 xn--s78h
to your /etc/hosts and then all your dev servers can be accessed at http://π½
It's your loo-pback address.
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You can even have emoji in domain-names using PunycodeΒΉ. That means you can add
127.0.0.1 xn--s78h
to your /etc/hosts and then all your dev servers can be accessed at http://π½
It's your loo-pback address.
@gumnos @pmjv @dexter today I learned about punycode!
And punycode has me thinking about learning to program. Implementing punycode (both ways) seems like a great class assignment, or way to learn Unicode. Youβd have to understand Unicode, detailed parsing and calculations, state managementβ¦ itβs all there!
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You can even have emoji in domain-names using PunycodeΒΉ. That means you can add
127.0.0.1 xn--s78h
to your /etc/hosts and then all your dev servers can be accessed at http://π½
It's your loo-pback address.
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You can even have emoji in domain-names using PunycodeΒΉ. That means you can add
127.0.0.1 xn--s78h
to your /etc/hosts and then all your dev servers can be accessed at http://π½
It's your loo-pback address.
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You can even have emoji in domain-names using PunycodeΒΉ. That means you can add
127.0.0.1 xn--s78h
to your /etc/hosts and then all your dev servers can be accessed at http://π½
It's your loo-pback address.
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You can even have emoji in domain-names using PunycodeΒΉ. That means you can add
127.0.0.1 xn--s78h
to your /etc/hosts and then all your dev servers can be accessed at http://π½
It's your loo-pback address.
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@ivory there is a bug in your domain matching, this should be a link ππ«£π«
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