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@LnkSi I can’t find anywhere on the net a guide explaining how to install YOURLS on AWS… Where’s yours?! :)

in reply to LnkSi — 1:05pm Jan 15 2014 — ¶

Later today, don’t miss another post on blog.yourls.org highlighting another new feature of YOURLS 1.7. And did you update already?

10:12am Jan 15 2014 — ¶

@Beun you need to read this also :) ozh.in/vl

in reply to Beun — 10:40pm Jan 14 2014 — ¶

@Beun hmm this is not built in the GUI (tried that client, found it very very limited). You need to open a shell window from it

in reply to Beun — 10:39pm Jan 14 2014 — ¶

@Beun in your git client. Unless all you have done is editing files through github, in which case, well, you need a git client :)

in reply to Beun — 10:34pm Jan 14 2014 — ¶

@BoiteAWeb arf… j’ai raté mon reply à un mec, j’avais pas vu :)

in reply to BoiteAWeb — 10:32pm Jan 14 2014 — ¶

@BoiteAWeb tu n’utilises pas git?

in reply to BoiteAWeb — 10:31pm Jan 14 2014 — ¶

@Beun maybe my own initiatic journey through the beginner levels of git will enlight you in some way ozh.in/vj

in reply to Beun — 10:25pm Jan 14 2014 — ¶

@Beun You most likely don’t get git, then. Quick & entertaining read to master the basics (ie 90% of what you need) www-cs-students.stanford.edu/~blynn/gitmagi…

in reply to Beun — 10:23pm Jan 14 2014 — ¶

@ozh you don’t “overwrite” things in git (or any scm). You just commit new changes. Every previous version still available.

in reply to ozh — 10:19pm Jan 14 2014 — ¶

@Beun man, no, you didn’t :) git checkout a90d1096, git tag 1.6, git push –tags, done.

in reply to Beun — 10:18pm Jan 14 2014 — ¶

@Beun neat. Might want to add tags (1.6, 1.7), as I did for github.com/ozh/YOURLS-fr_…

in reply to Beun — 10:05pm Jan 14 2014 — ¶

RT @LnkSi: @ozh u seen this? I forget the original author

alias such=git
alias very=git
alias wow=‘git status’

$ wow
$ such commit
$ ver…

8:34pm Jan 14 2014 — ¶

@LnkSi ahaah rofl :))

in reply to LnkSi — 8:33pm Jan 14 2014 — ¶

This day shall not end without me writing some program in Omgrofl.

8:29pm Jan 14 2014 — ¶

There’s a prog language named “Omgrofl”. Syntax is, as expected, omgrofl. Way funnier than ‘space’ or ‘brainfuck’. esolangs.org/wiki/Omgrofl

8:19pm Jan 14 2014 — ¶

@billdacat yeah, that’s the main idea here. No core code or core table hacking, so it’s future proof

in reply to billdacat — 7:25pm Jan 14 2014 — ¶

@billdacat well, there’s a way for anything with a plugin, really. You may simply create a new table.