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(slightly less endearing to me because using a member's name as a subdomain doesn't implicate it as an adjective, nor the same general scale
ulhar4409
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2026-01-08 23:57
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considering orbs-in.space as a potential alternative
ulhar4409
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2026-01-08 23:54
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ripppp
ulhar4409
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2026-01-08 23:54
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three letter .com .net .org are almost all certainly taken for decades
[tantek]4
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2026-01-08 23:53
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[KevinMarks]2: my last comment was somewhat misleading. Basic auth is available in Drupal. But the default auth method is cookies. I can add basic auth to a rest export by merely clicking a checkbox in the rest export view ui. Adding basic http auth to an arbitrary url is not quite so easy
btrem
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2026-01-08 23:52
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edited /Drupal (+300) "/* Articles */ +archive urls, one dead link, note js-off for one archive link to work
Loqi
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2026-01-08 23:50
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I could try mucking around with twig templates, but the same thing applies: tedious and possibly brittle
btrem
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2026-01-08 23:43
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By contrast, overwriting Drupal's markup is tedious. I could probably do it by click-and-pointing in the view ui, but the time it would take is off-putting. And the result might be a bit brittle
btrem
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2026-01-08 23:43
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gRegor: There's a module called Rest Export that exports a view into either json or php. There would still be hurdles to overcome, like what to do when two content types have different internal fields for the same event property (e.g., configuring `meeting_date` and `event_date_start` to both map to iCalendar's `DTSTART
btrem
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2026-01-08 23:41
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[KevinMarks]2: Might be that basic auth is built into php. But it's not built into Drupal. The normal auth method is cookies
btrem
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2026-01-08 23:39
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