@radi8

Protip:

To make your day more dramatic, post a random news story with the title, “It begins.“

since I couldn’t decide on just one thing I decided to make them all, open source it, and put it on my domain. it’s on github at https://github.com/radeeyate/the-api, and the docs are at https://api.radi8.dev/docs

so yeah, it has:

• password/pin generator

• rainbow curl -N https://api.radi8.dev/rainbow

• kids are much more

• memory info of my server

• fake facts

• the root url, which has uptime and docs url

why are two SQL tables looking through a dna test

i decided to make an entropic password/pin generator API that can be customized with url parameters. passphrases coming soon™

I want to make an API, but I have no ideas. What do people want

wasteof.money: 107

scratch: 39 (inactive for 2 or 3 years)

wasteof:8443: 23

postLit: 8

darflen: 2

youtube: 0 (secret)

edit: wasteof for android messed up lines

this is what anthropics new chat bot, Claude 2 thinks of wasteof.money:

wasteof.money is a satirical website that pokes fun at extravagant and overpriced products. Some key things to know:

- It's not a real e-commerce site - the products shown are exaggerated or made up for humor. The prices listed are outrageously high.

- The site tags itself as "The most exquisitely useless things money can buy." It showcases fanciful products like a $1 million paperclip, a $5,500 pencil, and a $100,000 sandwich.

- The point is to parody and mock ridiculous or excessive consumerism. By showcasing imaginary over-the-top products, it aims to make people think critically about what provides true value.

- The site combines product descriptions written in a faux-pretentious style with absurd, high-resolution photos of the fake products. This further heightens the satirical effect.

- wasteof.money doesn't actually sell anything - it's just meant as entertainment and social commentary on extravagance. The creators likely chose the domain name intentionally to drive home their message.

So in summary, wasteof.money uses exaggerated satire and fictional products to creatively criticize lavish spending and materialism. It aims to be humorous while also making people reflect on what really matters.

just learned that wasteof.mobile (or whatever) can make links to wasteof from other browsers open in it!

fun fact: the firefox logo is actually a red panda

wasteof users should do this

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four. big. guys.

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