The program generates the HTML for its own website (in DRAM) and serves that HTML over HTTPS. When you access that webpage, you are communicating with an NN-512 process that is running on a $5/month Linode cloud instance
The anchor tags for the listings go to top instead of being self-referencing. Is that a bug?
Like
format = `<h3 id="%d"><a href="#0">%s</a></h3>` +
format = `<h3 id="%d"><a href="#%d">%s</a></h3>` +
Hm. I guess the web has programmed me differently. Say I'm CTRL-F searching through the page and I notice an interesting bit of code and say "Hey I have a question about this". Then I start looking for a shortcut to that one file and assume that shortcut is the nearby <h3> header. I expect this because I've seen this pattern implemented a lot. You could have the <h3> be that local anchor and a short [top] link next to it.