It basically sends everything you throw at it to your localhost. Is it possible to do this with apache server and .htaccess? Its also what I used as a callback url when I was developing using twitter’s API. So I’m curious. http://smackaho.st
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There is no HTTP server involved here at all. The DNS A record for
smackaho.stis 127.0.0.1, which refers to your own machine.Using that name as a “callback url” probably won’t work at all, since when Twitter tries to contact
smackaho.st, they’ll get 127.0.0.1, which refers to their own machine (not yours).