@danluu You may very well know this already, but just in case: Your website's Atom feed has no title.

At least in my reader, this makes it show up as "[unknown]", whereas other feeds are clearly identified.

@random Is there a way to specify a range within the integer generator tool **as a single URL param**? For example, instead of "min=1&max=37", something like "range=1:37".

The reason I'm asking is because I use a Firefox keyword "rand" pretty often to get a number from 1 to some number I specify (e.g. "rand 37" to get a number from 1 to 37), but once in a while I want a minimum besides 1. Unfortunately, though, Firefox seems to only allow a single runtime value to be specified via a keyword.

Hi @textfiles, I just saved a snapshot of a page on the Wayback Machine, and now I have a question and a suggestion:

Question: I also saved a screenshot, but I neglected to save its URL when it was shown the first time, and now I can't seem to find it. How can I find it (I know how to find the associated snapshot), please?

(suggestion in toot number 2)

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@anthonysimmon, I've been using your code from "How to configure true dependency injection in System.CommandLine" in one of my own projects for a while now. So, first, thanks for it! It has been working great for me.

I'm thinking about sharing my project (or others that I may use your code for in the future), but I don't see any licensing info (just a copyright notice). Is it licensable? If so, would you mind please letting me know the licensing terms?

Thanks again!

https://anthonysimmon.com/true-dependency-injection-with-system-commandline/