I built this 6 years ago when I needed to send a long URL to my smart TVs browser and got frustrated by existing options out there. It's OSS and still sees some usage[1] to this day.
This is a nice blog post and it may make you an effective Git user as a solo developer and that's about it.
I'm sorry when I have to squeeze as much as possible into the limited time I get for my side projects after a long day of work as a professional developer - I have one rule: get stuff (that matters) done.
He's very well known in the community. If one has been in any talks regarding .net gc, chances are they meet him there.
Oh yeah he is also the author of an entire book about .net gc Pro .NET Memory Management. So I trust he knows what's he doing.
For a long time I used my bank's homepage to get me redirected to the login page. Until the (reluctantly) forced HTTPS. Since then I'm using http://neverssl.com :)
This generates two random prime numbers of size 1024 and 2 respectively. Originally needed to perform diffie-hellman key exchange to generate private keys for https://justa.ml. Eventually I worked on other projects that required this - so I thought to make this a service for other apps to consume. Originally used a script to generate some large primes and saved them in a file. So this service does not generate them on the fly.