Unfortunately I would bet OpenClaw will be on the list soon

How much of the downtime is due to all the AI code being committed?

It seems they fixed the biggest issue Ive had where you start typing then it erases the content once the page fully loads

The page was created by some CS professor at UNC, not by Pike.

Pike's rules are from 1989, which is before it was common to publish HTML.

I feel like this is a case where they are adding features nobody asked for. Just stick to what you are good at, and please dont bloat the app.

Who else has been using free prime shipping for the past 15 years :)

I'm one of those obnoxious people who does not use Amazon, so I ain't been using squat.

Looks neat — just a heads up, be prepared for malicious users to find the service and immediately start using it for harmful redirects. I ran into this pretty early on when I launched T.LY, so it’s something worth thinking about from the start.

I ended up building an entire service to detect these URLs as soon as possible, protecting the service. Happy to give you some tips, just reach out.

I appreciate your feedback, and I completely agree with you that malicious users would immediately start to exploit it. Although I remain confident (for now), that the service's peek/info features help protecting innocent users from such activities. If it fails to deliver that safety, I will definitely implement something that you mentioned.

I would always love to hear feedback, so you should just reach out as well if you have anything in mind.

Cloudflare offers a lot for free. I think they are able to cover the free users from how much they charge enterprise customers.

What happens when Google's URL Shortener stops working on August 25th? Billions of links all around the internet break. It should be interesting.