Lady of Misrule @Lady@cat.family

people who are impressed by the fedex arrow are bad and wrong

remember when they did bloopers

at some point cinema decided its job was to convince you something was real instead of letting you have fun with something which is obviously fake

and like, why

sorry, ashking and gohking

remember when ash of pallet town and go of vermilion city had a rap battle

been kind of stalled on writing my fanfiction because the next section is largely an anime episode novelization and that sounds like a hassle

yes it’s 3AM but look we were looking at LEGO sets for two hours

@wallhackio new michael kiwanuka album is great also

damn them squirrels are getting poof

@benhamill (notably they can contain slashes and must contain a comma)

@benhamill the main practical difference between the two is that tag: URIs have a larger set of allowed characters, which can be good or bad depending on context

@benhamill https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc4198.html

same idea, slightly different syntax

@benhamill for opaque identifiers, my preference is a short Crockford Base32 number <https://www.crockford.com/base32.html> with checksum to catch transcription errors, but i can’t recommend tooling for keeping track of this (or a longer correct-horse-battery-staple kind)

if you’re namespacing these identifiers with domains and dates (as tag: / urn:fdc: requires), the problem of preventing collisions can at least be made pretty small

@benhamill don't make a pseudo-URI, make a tag: URI or urn:fdc: URI, which is the same thing but not pseudo-