[07:37] <soultcer> If you shorten an amazon.com link on bit.ly it will automatically turn into an amzn.to link
[07:38] <chronomex> oh clever
[07:38] <soultcer> In fact that is why companies pay the premium fee for bit.ly pro. Setting up your own shortener would be cheaper.
[07:38] <soultcer> (This feature can be disabled though if you prefer)
[21:37] <soultcer> fuck no
[21:37] <soultcer> http://tr.im
[21:41] <soultcer> So:
[21:41] <soultcer> a) new tr.im URLs are sequential
[21:41] <soultcer> b) I have a database of old tr.im URLs
[21:42] <soultcer> I think I should write a bot that tries to insert as many of the old tr.im URLs into the new tr.im
[21:46] <chronomex> wait tr.im is .... wtfuq
[21:46] <chronomex> yes, you should :)
[21:49] <soultcer> Oh noes did you shorten an URL? I got out of sync
[21:53] <soultcer> oh man
[21:54] <soultcer> If the url contains a special character like % or ~ it will return an http 500 error
[21:58] <chronomex> I didn't touch it
[22:00] <soultcer> Somebody else is using it already too
[22:08] <chronomex> maybe they have an api thing still
[22:11] <soultcer> I think it's a completely new software (there was a job ad a month ago or so about writing a new tr.im software)
[22:13] <chronomex> ugh