Hosting python modules in tweets, because why not?

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There is no guarantee this will stay for any reasonable amount of time. Look at MySpace - basically a trove of data gone entirely to waste because of greedy opportunists. What you need is IPFS to store that code! (https://github.com/ipfs/ipfs)

ipfs is pretty sick, but like I said on the github page, this isn't really a serious project. :P Just a little fun.

Also should be noted that tweets don't have edit buttons, and the URL is constant. It's why keybase relies on tweets for proof. The modules should be relatively safe unless they're deleted.

The title was changed here.

And in answer to "why not", because having a 70 character reference to 140 immutable characters of python is pretty useless. Also security.

Like I said earlier, it's really not a serious thing: merely a joke.

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