On Linux (and I can only imagine on other platforms) `curl -I https://example.com` will output the headers with the caret return (\r) character at the end.
So if you're piping it, say, into `sed` with a regex that matches the end of the line with `$`, you might want to do `\r$` instead.
You know, if you want it to work as expected.
That was a weird Bash script bug to figure out, that's for sure.
I used to be okay with silly bad-faith arguments from #MSM hosts, especially on the right, because I assumed they were joking and speaking tongue-in-cheek.
The election cycle has shown me, though, that 1) not all of them are joking and 2) even if they were, media literacy in the #USA is so poor that citizens would even know it was a joke if the people said "please clap" at the end.
So I now have far less respect for lowest-common-denominator media that I did as a kid.
@darren @kariboka I originally did fork kbin and created https://kglitch.social as a result. However that proved to be a dead end.
So I made this instead: https://codeberg.org/rimu/pyfedi
@p @ne @0x4E4448 @thor @Zergling_man @peterweyand @graf Finally you said something funny.
This is stupid. We have no reason to be enemies. I’m ready to be friends again at any time.
No, I’m not going to apologize about my blog post about Pleroma. Also, that has absolutely nothing to do with you. You could just let it go. Reminder that the whole reason you hate me is because I said something you don’t like about Pleroma, a piece of software. You made it personal somehow. I never had an issue with you. This is 100% on your end.
So you could just say truce at any time. Or we could continue bullying each other on the internet, whatever you prefer. Just know that I’m laughing.
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