Larry GarfieldAfter an unfortunate finger slip, I briefly tried to call the arse_url() function in PHP.
Now I kinda want to write an RFC to add it...
It's probably not a good sign at how hard I'm laughing at my own joke here... I need to get out more.
Jérôme Gamez 🐘@Crell When did you become British, though?
Neintonine 
@Crell And what does it do?
Idea: it takes different parts of the URL (so, protocol, hostname, port, path, etc) and just scrambles it. Optionally the individual characters are thrown into the blender.
What does it solve? ... not sure, but I'm sure someone will have some incredibly niche use case
Idea: it takes different parts of the URL (so, protocol, hostname, port, path, etc) and just scrambles it. Optionally the individual characters are thrown into the blender.
What does it solve? ... not sure, but I'm sure someone will have some incredibly niche use case
Ingo van Lil@Crell It would return a URL object for x.com, right?
Stubbs