Welcome to the <span class="npf_color_monica">Fever Dream of the Folder Sorter</span>

<small>click here and highlights will appear on the page outside the sidebar</small>

The Context -

I found a script that did something close to what I wanted to do. So I decided to ask ChatGPT to modify the code to add the features that I wanted. This was an arduous 24-hour process.

However, in the course of that, a new idea started in my head. I want to use Github's Commits interface as the stage to perform the story of those 24 hours.

Instructions

1. You can read the main chapter by expanding the <figure data-orig-height="10" data-orig-width="20"></figure>button.

2. The code is used as both a setting for the story as well as code as illustration. You can see the code and comments by click on the button that looks like this <figure data-orig-height="10" data-orig-width="20"></figure>

Additional Notes

I added * Hypothesis' Via as the narrator * Github's different features for branching and commenting as the narrative spine

<small>The code conflicts in each new revision, the way the code is presented and the comments are all elements of the story.</small> <small>The split view might be better to view the code with to compare from one version to another</small>

Read what this code was supposed to do

• Original
• What it does now

Here we commit to the Fever Dream

This is the page where the story is. The story is told through the three C's. Commits, Code and Comments. Wander through.

the first point in the story i'm telling you. Click around, see the code, see the changes, see the comments

For every click, you do on this page - open it in a new tab

Click the three dots for the story of this commit. if you click on the <> button at the end of the line, you can see how the code looked for this story

Clicking on the gif will take you home

Not a working thing yet 😭

what does peering db mean?

is this like what yggdrasil does?

sailboat?

DNS (Domain Name Server) resolution is the process of translating IP addresses to domain names.more here

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I HAVE BEEN DREAMING OF THIS SITE FOR TWO YEARS

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Very interesting restoration ideas