The site would have a very Google-esque feel. The listings would look similar.

That’s the plan. Moderators for categories.

Pretty much.

It also doesn’t catalog individual pages. It lists domains and their descriptions.

Yeah, pretty much.

If there were a magic hat that made your life Heaven, while your body worked subconsciously, would you wear it?

That’s what I’m asking. 20% of $100 is $20. They’re both bad incomes to have.

I’ll admit, it does play with the word broad quite a bit.

A network broadcast is meant to be received by all the computers on a LAN, but the message is still limited in scope. There were Gregg books, magazines, and cartoons at one time. Then it all just vanished.

I know this niche script that’s over 100 years old. Several other people know it too, but we don’t talk to each other in it. We don’t pass correspondence. We don’t check on each other, or tell each other about our lives. We’re completely cut off, in a world more connected than ever.

I use it for my own shopping lists.

I think it has the potential to build a modern subculture, facilitating hobby discussions, news, and build personal interactions.

I was sequestered indoors my entire life. My parents lived in the middle of nowhere, and wouldn’t help me get away from home – tried to get my license several times. I wasn’t allowed to go to other people’s houses. People weren’t allowed to come over – they could be bad influences. My first snowman was at 28 years old. I tried to go to college and they disconnected the Internet mid-semester, because it was Satanic.

School was a battleground of guys terrified to be anywhere near me.

Every time I try and find male friends, it always ends in me not being manly enough. And it’s rattled me to my core. I literally can’t be around men anymore, despite doing numerous home and auto repairs growing up. Wiring shit together, etc. It always ends the same. I’ve always wanted guy friends. I just can’t try anymore.

Which is the reason for the question. Why are grown-ass men afraid of people not being manly enough?

I hate not knowing what’s going on with the data under the hood.

They issue updates constantly. And nobody will want to use a different DDS than their local library.

I wrote my own key-value database (with drive and memory storage), so I didn’t have to use SQL.

https://github.com/ki4jgt/PPD/

Just got bored one night and built a blog off of it.

Edit: I’m literally tempted to write an API server around this, add sharding, and call it a night.

You could say that.

I absolutely detest SQL. I will probably go to my deathbed having never typed a line of SQL in my life. I don’t know why I hate it as much as I do, but I refuse to learn it – my brain won’t let me.

I’ve programmed in C, C++, Python, BASIC, JavaScript, Assembly, etc. I wrote CGIs for Apache in all these languages, so I didn’t have to touch PHP. Every time I get near SQL or PHP, I start wanting to pull my hair out.

When did Mongo go proprietary?

Edit: I’m actually wanting to make my entire project open source. MongoDB’s current license, requiring all infrastructure to be open, might actually be for me.

Can I ask why? Are there errors in the append log? Does it forget things?

Not questioning your character. Just curious what your personal experiences were.

Everybody’s gotta start somewhere. Google started in a garage.

I originally liked Dewey because it slid from one topic to the next. And, as you were transitioning, the fields just merged into one another. It wasn’t obvious that 2 particular subjects were separate. My original plan was to use this to allow the user to go from page to page to page, after they’d originally chosen a starting position, they’d scroll pages like library shelves. I haven’t found another system like that.

The Library of Congress system isn’t as intuitive as Dewey either :'(.

I won’t be using web crawlers. Probably will stick with the site admins choosing where they’re indexed via an index.json file (or similar name).

Found it!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qB6A45tA6mE

According to KBB, green is making a comeback.

https://www.kbb.com/car-advice/what-are-the-best-car-colors-to-buy/

I remember so many colors on the road. Greens. Oranges. Pinks. Navy. Teal. Yellows. All manner and shade of purple. Now it’s just. . . Bleh.

My aunt earned a Mary Kay pink Cadillac, and we were all so proud of her. I think people would crap themselves if they saw a pink car on the road nowadays.

It’s like the world doesn’t have a soul anymore.